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Ila opens a new spa in the Cotswold, UK


BRITISH organic skincare and therapy brand ila launches a new spa centre at Cotswolds, UK. Surrounded by the meadows of English countryside, Ila Spa offers a true rejuvenation of body and mind with carefully designed holistic therapies and soothing skincare products. 

The treatment room invites guests to indulge in stress-relaxing body massages (Kundalini, Ku Nye and Potali Hot) and youth-enhancing signature facials (Renewed Recovery, Gold Cellular and Ananda). If you are looking to achieve a true balance between mind, body and spirit, ila spa offers a Muladara treatment, a smoking ritual native to India, developed for those lacking energy and willing to increase their inner wisdom.

Full body massage at Ila Spa

Each treatment at ila spa is followed by a complimentary sound healing session, where different body areas are stimulated to respond to vibrations produced by the singing voice at the same frequency as the sounds, restoring natural balance and health. ila skincare products, developed by the visionary founder Denise Leicester that spent a lifetime exploring the power of soul nurturing natural healing therapies, accompany your experience in the spa, promoting positive emotional change both through touch and smell. 

Ila Spa productsItems from the Ila Spa Gold Cellular Collection

ila products are available to purchase on the site with 20 per cent discount with any treatment booked.

by Olga Kuznietsova

ila spa Cotswolds is open from Monday to Friday, 9am-4pm.

Gate Farm, Park Road, Kiddington, Woodstock, Oxfordshire OX20 1DB

Treatments start from £35

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