As the Easter weekend gets underway it turns out there’s lots of ways to get stuck into a chocolate feast over the bank holidays. From facials to a spa with its very own chocolate factory, here are some of our favourite ways to enjoy chocolate on a spa break…
Chocolate, I’m in Love from Fota Island Resort and Spa combines two decadent spa treatments to give you one delicious experience. Fusing a Chocolate Hydrotherapy Bath with their Little Bit Sweeter Chocolate Massage, here they explain what it is and why it works wonders for mind and body…
A rasul spa treatment just got a whole lot better at Bedford Lodge. The luxurious and award-winning spa has always had a knack for doing things beautifully, and they’ve definitely done it again with their DIY Vanilla and Chocolate Steam Chamber Rasul Experience. Tailoring the Arabian cleansing method which traditionally uses mud, heat and steam; on the Hidden Bounty Spa Break you’ll apply a vanilla and chocolate mud mask to the face and body, relax in the steam, rinse and then moisturise with pure coconut oil. And when visiting in April, they’ll give you a Hotel Chocolat bunny as a gift to top it off!
Taking easter bunnies and eggs to a whole new level of luxury and beauty, Augerville is the French chateau with its own chocolate factory that you simply have to visit.
Straight from the Champneys’ chef who trained with the Roux Brothers and worked his magic across the UK and Australia, here comes a guilt free dessert that’s a summer favourite of ours.
The perfect way to reward ourselves at the end of Lent, Lough Eske Castle share their decadent recipe for Valrhona chocolate ganache tart.
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