"Those who don't want a multiday commitment can opt for a quickie treatment at Chewton Glen, in South East England, called [Meno]pause and Restore, which aims to address emotional heaviness while decreasing inflammation in the body."
"Set on 130 acres between the New Forest and the South Coast, Chewton Glen offers an English countryside escape with luxurious tree houses featuring personal concierge service, forest-view hot tubs, and en-suite soaking tubs. The accommodations provide a serene forest experience enhanced by gourmet dining and spa facilities." - Nina Ruggiero Nina Ruggiero Travel + Leisure Senior Editorial Director Nina Ruggiero oversees T+L's award-winning travel content across digital platforms. She is also the co-founder of Be A Travel Writer, an online course fo
"This "superb, memorable" eighteenth-century redbrick country house is set at the edge of the New Forest, a 20-minute walk from the English Channel. Swathed in greens and yellows, perfect-scoring rooms are "lovely little sanctuaries" blending antique furniture and modern textiles; some have private garden terraces. The "staff were excellent in all areas," also garnering a perfect score. Guests "love the ambience and the grounds," which include flower gardens and a croquet lawn. Take afternoon tea in a leather armchair surrounded by first editions at Colonel Tinkers Bar. Vetiver is spread across five rooms, including a wine room and a conservatory, and serves English specialties. "It lived up to its reputation of promising a truly great English experience."
"A countryside weekend package focused on intimate luxury and celebratory ritual: two nights in a Junior Suite with champagne afternoon tea on arrival, spa treatments, nightly dinners, and a culminating English garden–themed live viewing party held in the lake suite that features a red carpet, brunch-style canapés, and a three-course seated lunch. Personal butler service is available to handle guests’ needs, and the package is marketed as a pastoral, refined way to mark the royal nuptials with rates from about £1,065 per person for two nights." - Lindsay Lambert
"Chewton Glen may be the country-house hotel against which to measure all others. The location is spectacular, occupying 130 acres of parkland at the edge of the New Forest (once the hunting ground of Norman nobles, later the refuge of smugglers carrying Continental contraband)." - Tablet Hotels