ExclusiveVerified listingHeadingley Yoga & Wellbeing
Headingley, Leeds
Yoga and Pilates studio with treatment rooms for reflexology and massage
5.0 · 1 review
9 listings · 8 cities
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. They range from a converted townhouse with four treatment rooms to multi-floor clinics working alongside osteopaths and nutritionists.
9 listings currently offer holistic therapy in the UK, all verified by our team. Listed prices run from £14 to £130, with an hour typically around £55. Visits are priced for 30 minutes, 45 minutes, 50 minutes, 60 minutes, 75 minutes or 90 minutes. 9 welcome guests on site and 3 offer mobile sessions at your home, hotel or office. They are spread across Clifton, Edgbaston, Headingley and Jesmond. Besides English, teams at these listings speak Dutch, Italian and Mandarin.

ExclusiveVerified listingHeadingley, Leeds
Yoga and Pilates studio with treatment rooms for reflexology and massage
5.0 · 1 review
PrimeVerified listingKensington, London
Acupuncture, reflexology and Pilates under one roof, open seven days
4.5 · 2 reviews
PrimeVerified listingNew Town, Edinburgh
Float tanks, infrared sauna and cryotherapy in a Georgian basement
PrimeVerified listingEdgbaston, Birmingham
Reflexology, reiki and mindfulness courses in a quiet Victorian house
PrimeVerified listingNorthern Quarter, Manchester
Mill-building studio for yoga, acupuncture and sound baths
Verified listingKemptown, Brighton
Sound baths, reiki and meditation classes in a seafront studio
Verified listingClifton, Bristol
Acupuncture, salt therapy and reiki above Whiteladies Road
Verified listingJesmond, Newcastle
Reformer Pilates, yoga and acupuncture off Osborne Road
Verified listingSoho, London
Yoga, breathwork and sound baths from 7am to 9pm
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. Listings show the disciplines offered, the qualifications or professional registrations of the practitioners where the centre has declared them, and session prices by length.
Complementary therapies are largely unregulated in the UK, so we ask every centre to tell us which bodies its practitioners belong to — the CNHC, the British Acupuncture Council, Yoga Alliance or the British Wheel of Yoga, for example — and the verified badge means we have seen evidence of it.
What the wellness centres listed here currently offer. Each links to the service guide and to every listing offering it.
No. You contact the centre directly and book a session or class. If you are under medical care for a condition, it is sensible to tell your GP and the practitioner, and some therapies such as acupuncture involve a short health questionnaire first.
Listings show the qualifications and memberships the centre has declared, and the verified badge means we have seen evidence of them. Look for registration with a recognised body such as the CNHC or the British Acupuncture Council, and feel free to ask the centre directly.
Most centres offer drop-in classes or an introductory pass for new students, often discounted for the first week or month. The listing shows single-session prices, and memberships are usually arranged with the centre.
Listed prices run from £14 to £130, depending on the length of the visit and what is included. An hour typically costs around £55.
Yes. 3 of the 9 listings offering holistic therapy in the UK offer mobile or off-site sessions, and 9 welcome guests on their own premises. Some offer both.
At the moment: Clifton, Edgbaston, Headingley, Jesmond, Kemptown and Kensington.