Fairmont Windsor Park

What makes it Elysium standard?

• The beautiful location set in 40 acres of grounds leading onto Windsor Great Park
• The extensive spa, which is a destination in its own right
• 18 treatment rooms
• The luxury of the hotel and attention to detail in the rooms
• The range of dining experiences including a dedicated spa Cafe open from 10am-4pm

Surrounded by 40 acres of grounds and gardens leading on to the historic Windsor Great Park, the scene is set at Fairmont Windsor Park for wellbeing and relaxation. The dedicated Fairmont Spa & Wellness is the perfect fusion of luxury wellbeing inspired by nature. In an expansive 2,500m2 environment, it has been exquisitely designed, adopting a neutral colour palette that instantly makes you feel rested, alongside organic materials that soften the space.

The vast range of facilities includes four wellness rooms, a traditional Hammam (for up to six people), a 20-metre indoor pool and a courtyard hydrotherapy vitality pool, a thermal suite encompassing a sauna, steam room, a cryotherapy chamber, experience shower, heated tepidarium bench and Japanese foot bath. There are also both light and deep relaxation rooms, and a salt room with views over the courtyard vitality pool. For working out, there’s an indoor and outdoor gym as well as three outdoor tennis courts (soon to be in use).

When it comes to treatments, the approach embraces both holistic wellbeing and the innovations of a modern spa clinic. The idea is to make a meaningful impact on each guest, whether you’re here for pampering and relaxation or a more in-depth health review. With that in mind, they offer health assessments with a lifestyle review and 4D scanning. There are 18 treatment rooms as well as a private spa suite with its own rasul and hot tub, and they are able to offer offer specialised health treatments ranging from physiotherapy to osteopathy, acupuncture and nutritional therapy, through to Ayurvedic rituals, vitamin infusions, massages, facials and cleansing hammam experiences. The spa is also a founding member of GenM, which is an organisation dedicated to supporting women through menopause. As a result, they offer dedicated spa treatments and nutrition advice to help women manage hormone change positively.

Adding the finishing touches to the all-encompassing destination, Fairmont Spa & Wellness also has a hair salon, offers precision maintenance in the Finishing Studio and barbering by the celebrated Truefitt & Hill.

Spa facilities: Indoor pool, Hydrotherapy pool, Thermal suite, Sauna, Steam room, Cryotherapy chamber, Experience shower, Tepidarium bench, Foot bath, Relax rooms, Salt room, Gym, Health assessments, 18 treatment rooms, Private spa suite, Rasul, Hair salon.

Situated on the edge of Windsor Great Park, just an hour outside London, Fairmont Windsor Park is a five-star hotel that represents the best of history, contemporary elegance and exceptional hospitality.

Looking out across 40 acres of grounds and gardens including a tranquil lake, the brand new hotel embraces the heritage and significance of its location in the orbit of Windsor Castle, but has been designed as the epitome of modern travel. It has more than 200 rooms and suites decorated with a combination of natural stone and soft textures to create a refined but sumptuous environment. In addition to being spacious, each room has been appointed with thoughtful details to make your stay as seamless as possible, such as vast bathrooms, luxurious tea and coffee making facilities, plush bathrobes and even a cocktail bar in the suites. Some also have balconies and most have views onto the grounds.

When it comes to food and drink there’s an abundance of choice at Fairmont Windsor Park with six restaurants and bars to choose from as well as private dining and room service. The fine dining, 1215 (named in recognition of the year that the Magna Carta was signed just a short walk from the hotel’s location), is set on the south lawn overlooking the private terrace and gardens. It serves superb British fare using locally grown and reared ingredients from The Royal Farms, Windsor artisans and their very own herb and vegetable gardens. The Executive Chef and Head Sommelier also offer private wine tasting masterclasses. The Moreish Restaurant serves an extensive traditional breakfast and in the evening offers a fusion of European and Middle-Eastern food. Then there’s Greens Cafe - the wellbeing restaurant situated inside the Spa and Wellness facility.

1215 also has an adjoining bar, which is very much the place for dressing up and enjoying fine wines and Champagne. The Library Club is decorated with wood panelling and incorporates authentic features from the original mansion house, such as a cosy fireplace - perfect for cocktails, whiskies and brandies. Finally, Schroder’s Botanicals Bar, connected to Moreish, is the place for smoothies in the morning and local and international gins in the afternoon. You can even book a gin masterclass. The sense of tradition wouldn’t be complete without a dedicated space for afternoon tea, and the Orchid Tea Room does not disappoint. A soothing space dedicated to decadence, it’s where the hotel’s expert Pâtisserie and Chocolatier team present home-made treats with world-class teas and fine Champagne.