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Best place for a bit of pampering in Dublin?

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  • 22-09-2008 4:55pm
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    John_Mc
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    Hi,

    The GF is going through a tough time at work, and has an important exam in 2 weeks which she is studying very hard for. I'd like to treat her to a bit of R & R at a Spa or some place like that. Any recommendations?

    Thanks in advance


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    LolaDub
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    Powerscoutr spa is great but a bit out of the way. Depending on what she likes i'd suggest blue eriu on south william st or la stampa spa on dawson st


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    Nevyn
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    http://www.harvestmoon.ie/index.php

    http://www.meltonline.com/mtherapies.htm


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    White_Feather
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    Just got back from overnight stay in powerscourt spa on friday... yes it is a bit out of the way but TOTALLY worth it!!! recommend the full body swedish massage! amazing!


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    GeturGun
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    Powerscourt Springs

    I was going to say the same about Powerscourt Springs but went into the website to post a link and it's closing on 21st October :(:(:( according to the website.

    If she could go before then though I would highly recommend it. Spend a fab day there a couple of years ago


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    cuckoo
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    Thaedydal wrote: »

    http://www.meltonline.com/mtherapies.htm

    +1

    Melt do a 10 minute shoulder rub that is heaven when in study mode - i could feel all the tension and stress i was holding in my shoulders drop away. Plus, if you're thinking of this as something before the exams, then she won't need too much time away from the books.


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    MysticalSoul
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    www.mandala.ie

    www.thebuffdayspa.ie

    www.totalwellbeing.ie

    www.daydream.ie

    Haven't tried any of the above, but am tempted by the first one myself, as am looking for a good place to get a massage done.


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    White_Feather
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    GeturGun wrote: »
    Powerscourt Springs

    I was going to say the same about Powerscourt Springs but went into the website to post a link and it's closing on 21st October :(:(:( according to the website.

    If she could go before then though I would highly recommend it. Spend a fab day there a couple of years ago


    Sorry I forgot to mention that they were closing down!! im gutted!!! :(


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    John_Mc
    Registered Users Posts: 2,791 ✭✭✭John_Mc


    Thanks ladies, think I'll go with Mandala on this occasion.

    Really appreciate the help!


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    LolaDub
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    Mandala is the la stampa spa i mentioned, its really lovely


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    Maple
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    So I know its 40 minutes outside Dublin but the Marriot Johnstown Hotel Spa in Enfield is just divine. Seriously heaven.

    I wish I could live there.


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