1 listing · Scotland
Wellness and holistic centres bring several practitioners and disciplines under one roof: acupuncture, reflexology, reiki and massage in the treatment rooms, yoga, Pilates and meditation in the studio, and often workshops, sound baths and courses in the evenings. Edinburgh mixes old-fashioned bathing with a newer, outdoor wellness culture.
One listing currently offers holistic therapy in Edinburgh, verified by our team. Listed prices run from £45 to £80, with an hour typically around £60. Visits are priced for 30 minutes, 60 minutes or 90 minutes. It welcomes guests on its own premises. It is in New Town. Besides English, the team also speaks Dutch.
New Town holds the established day spas and the Georgian-terrace clinics, where facials, acupuncture and reflexology are booked by people who have been going to the same practitioner for years. The Old Town's hotels have the city's largest thermal suites, used mainly by visitors. Leith and the waterfront have the newer arrivals: social saunas facing the Firth of Forth, cold-water dipping groups and yoga studios in converted warehouses.
They range from a converted townhouse with four treatment rooms to multi-floor clinics working alongside osteopaths and nutritionists. What sets them apart from a spa is the focus on ongoing practice rather than a single day of pampering. People tend to book a course of treatments, join weekly classes or follow a programme over several weeks, and many centres sell class passes and memberships.
The wellness centres listed here are in New Town .
Between them, the wellness centres in Edinburgh offer floatation therapy, infrared sauna, cryotherapy and massage.
Listed prices run from £45 to £80, depending on the length of the visit and what is included. An hour typically costs around £60.
Not at the moment. The one listing offering holistic therapy in Edinburgh welcomes guests on their own premises only.
The one listing here is in New Town.
