My husband and I went for a very enjoyable session at the Thermae Spa in Bath. This is the new building in the centre of Bath with pools fed from the natural mineral hot springs of Bath. It was very pleasant and relaxing to float about in the Minerva pool and then the rooftop pool as the sun set. I went into the scented steam rooms but only briefly - this would not suit everybody on these forums. We took the Twighlight Package. £45 for 1 person or £85 for two peope for 3 hours. Included were also a one-course meal and glass of wine or other drink, loan of towel, robe and slippers. The restaurant food was light and appetising and the service was good. It was a little bit cold sitting there in the wet robe, so maybe worth drying off and putting on an extra layer before you get in there.
OK, we didn't book for any massages or treatments but they do quite a variety, so if you were considering it you could ask if it would be suitable before booking. For treatments they do ask people with health conditions to declare them, and may require a doctor's letter. But just to go in the pools and restaurant, they did not ask for any declaration.
We stayed in a small guest house, and enjoyed walks around the parks and streets, and had some nice meals out and visited a few museums. Only thing I would say is that Bath prices are rather expensive for pretty much everything, pretty much everything is high quality. But the Thermae itself was a lovely experience, which I would call good value for money.
For the record, I had had a WLE and SLNB last year followed by radiotherapy, no chemo, no significant side effects. Next day after the spa session I felt tired, relaxed and also energised. Ate a good breakfast then walked about for most of the day! Husband enjoyed the evening too.
