Elizabeth Arden Red Door

Service levels were incredibly high throughout. Lots of attention was paid to guest comfort at all times and it was clear that the salon had regulars who were shown much respect.
The salon was incredibly clean and tidy. Service women refreshed fruit, water and juices constantly, cleared towels and robes and ensured that the towel warmer was fully stocked. Nothing was too much trouble.
Treatments were excellent.
I left the salon with a real spring in my step. I work hard and rarely have any me-​time. This was pure, unadulterated indulgence. Just over 3 hours in this place made me feel young and vibrant and left me with such an incredibly good buzz — priceless.
My skin felt soft and nourished and radiated a glow that I rarely see. My new hair-​style fell with a previously undiscovered bounce and movement.
Compared to other spas I have been to (including Champneys and Madonna’s favourite, Agua at The Sanderson) this was miles above the rest. Attentiveness and service were second to none and I definitely received the best facial I have ever had.
It’s perhaps not the place to go for a day and no longer packages are available. I did not sample the food but the menu looked impressive. I would see it purely as a treatment spa, perhaps booking one or two treatments for intensive relaxation.
Clientele was mixed both in terms of gender, age and race. It did not feel snooty and at no time was there any sense of them and us about the place.

If you need a lift this is the place to come. All manner of treatments are available from manicures and pedicures to scar treatments and bridal packages. The salon is two years old and well designed on modern principles. There are two floors, ten treatment rooms and a range of facials so extensive they’ll make your head spin. To be really politically correct there is even a range of treatments for men. Also on site is a hairdresser’s, a make-​up studio, a spa and a café