spa destination?
#1
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spa destination?
I am a 50 yo who needs a break from an intense year of a new job!
I've thought about many places- most recently Costa Rica, Belize or Ubud- quite a range and no decisions-
Any recommendations?
I am pretty open- Love the ocean and seeing and being around local culture and food..hmmm...
thanks!
I've thought about many places- most recently Costa Rica, Belize or Ubud- quite a range and no decisions-
Any recommendations?
I am pretty open- Love the ocean and seeing and being around local culture and food..hmmm...
thanks!
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Outside Guadalajara is a place called Rio Caliente that is not near the sea but is quite delightful for a relax and recharge getaway. They don't advertise and operate pretty much on word of mouth referrals. It is quite laid back, not a place that tries to sell you overpriced manicures at every turn, nor is there a rigid schedule. Food is vegetarian but even this carnivore loved it - all fresh and locally grown. http://www.riocaliente.com
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hey, I've heard good things about that recommendation above!
Another option is taking a trip to a place that you know also has individual treatments available. For instance in Puerto Vallarta or Waikiki on various beach vacations, I've also included finding a place for a massage, facial, or pedicure.
Another option is taking a trip to a place that you know also has individual treatments available. For instance in Puerto Vallarta or Waikiki on various beach vacations, I've also included finding a place for a massage, facial, or pedicure.
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Just checked in, after a bit-
This is not the first time that riocaliente has come up as a suggestion- thank you, I ma going to look into it-
I just cannot seem to make up my mind about where to go this summer- I am now thinking of the Basque region.
Thanks to you both,
This is not the first time that riocaliente has come up as a suggestion- thank you, I ma going to look into it-
I just cannot seem to make up my mind about where to go this summer- I am now thinking of the Basque region.
Thanks to you both,
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suze,
I am coming close to deciding on splitting my time between the Grand Hotel in St. Jean de Luz- a little pricey, but a nice reward of the spa treatment you speak of for a year of hard work, and Pension Bellas Artes in San Sebastian.
I will post...
Thanks!
I am coming close to deciding on splitting my time between the Grand Hotel in St. Jean de Luz- a little pricey, but a nice reward of the spa treatment you speak of for a year of hard work, and Pension Bellas Artes in San Sebastian.
I will post...
Thanks!
#7
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Good for you if you decided to reserve some time for yourself! Take a look at http://www.infospa.org/, you will find thousands of spa destinations, wellness resorts. And the best thing about it is that it diplays all the contact details, like adress, tel numbers and urls.
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Try Miraval Resort in Arizona. It is amazing. I have been there three times, although it's been a couple of years since I've been able to schedule a trip back. Now Oprah has featured it on her show so it's a little more difficult to get a reservation. It is less expensive June - September due to the weather. Tons of activities, or you can do nothing at all but sit by the pool and get your daily spa service. www.miravalresort.com
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