Elm Spa is a hidden gem
As part of Spa Week, I was sent to Elm Spa to enjoy their Aromatherapy Body Salt Glow.
As I was walking to the spa I realize how tired, stressed and spent I have been lately! The new decade has come fast and furiously for me and there are so many changes and decisions I’ve had to act on in the last few months, it’s caused me to feel quite exhausted. The idea of a relaxing spa treatment was beginning to feel quite exciting.
Elm Spa is located on Church Street in the Gay Village and I’m sure I’ve passed in front of it many times without ever realizing it because it’s not the type of spa that is located at the street level. It’s located on the third floor of what looks like an office building.
I have to admit that I was a bit concerned that it might be one of those super clinical-looking spas, but when the elevator doors opened and I was greeted by Robbie, one the most welcoming spa greeter I’ve met, and the incredible scent of lemon grass, I knew things would be really good.
Robbie gave me a quick tour of the spa before walking me to the change room and I must say that I was absolutely NOT prepared to see such an oasis on the third floor of a building.
There is a large indoors solarium-type room fitted with lounge chairs, greenery, soft relaxing music and the soothing sound of water for you to rest before or after your treatment. They also have an infrared sauna where you can lounge with a cup of tea and a magazine and shut out all of your worries.
When Robbie walked me to the Vichy treatment room, my heart nearly stopped because this was the most sophisticated water room I had seen up to now.
I could barely wait to hit the sauna room and then relax in the infrared sauna before my treatment.





