With a definite nod to the eighties, Fredrick's is not to everyone's taste, but there's something refreshing about this hotel's individuality and confidence. Their spa has a great indoor/outdoor pool - heated to a cosy 38 degrees. I visited in late summer but it must be great to experience in winter. The private floatation suite is special, with its dark mosaic and feeling of peace, seclusion and luxury. After my Thalgo Cold marine Facial and Dead Sea Float, I was invited to relax in the wooden Sanctuary relaxation lounge - a high-ceilinged wooden-panelled room with cream leather reclining chairs and large glass double doors that open onto a patio area. If you value good customer service and like to combine good food with spa-going, you will love it here - their formal restaurant serves classic cuisine with a contemporary twist. Eating is taken as seriously as pampering at Fredrick's.

Read full review of Fredrick's.

Written by  Good Spa Spy.

Add comment

Comments, reviews and questions

There are no posts. Why not be the first to have your say?

Add a comment, review or question

Make a comment Ask a question Write a review

Review title

Your comment

Your rating

Choose rating... Don't go Go Must go

Your name

Your email address