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Your Oasis of Tranquility: Hanmer Springs Accommodation at Hanmer Springs Retreat

Experience the perfect blend of comfort and nature at Hanmer Springs Retreat. Our Hanmer Springs accommodation offers a serene escape amidst stunning landscapes, ensuring a memorable and relaxing stay.

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Finding Your Oasis The Best Christchurch Wellness Centres

 In today's fast-paced world, wellness centres have become sanctuaries for those seeking relaxation, rejuvenation, and holistic health. Christchurch, known for its stunning landscapes and vibrant culture, is home to several exceptional wellness centres. This blog will guide you through some of the best Christchurch wellness centres, offering a range of services from spa treatments to holistic healing.

The Rise of Wellness Centres

Wellness centres have surged in popularity as people increasingly prioritize self-care and holistic health. These centres offer a variety of services, including massages, facials, yoga, meditation, and alternative therapies. In Christchurch, wellness centres blend the serene natural beauty of the region with top-notch wellness services, creating perfect retreats for both locals and visitors.

Top Christchurch Wellness Centres

1. Hanmer Springs Thermal Pools & Spa

Hanmer Springs is a renowned destination for relaxation and wellness. Located a short drive from Christchurch, this wellness centre offers a range of thermal pools, spa treatments, and wellness packages. The natural thermal waters are rich in minerals, providing therapeutic benefits for the body and mind. Whether you��re looking for a soothing soak or a revitalizing massage, Hanmer Springs has it all.

2. Champs-Elysées Day Spa

Situated in the heart of Christchurch, Champs-Elysées Day Spa offers an exquisite escape from the hustle and bustle of city life. This luxury spa provides a wide range of treatments, including massages, facials, body wraps, and beauty services. The tranquil ambiance and professional staff ensure a relaxing and rejuvenating experience. Champs-Elysées is the perfect place to pamper yourself and unwind.

3. Health & Wellbeing Christchurch

For those seeking a holistic approach to wellness, Health & Wellbeing Christchurch is an excellent choice. This centre offers a variety of services, including acupuncture, chiropractic care, nutritional counseling, and fitness classes. The team of experienced practitioners focuses on enhancing overall health and well-being through personalized care. Whether you're dealing with chronic pain or looking to improve your lifestyle, Health & Wellbeing Christchurch provides comprehensive support.

4. Stillpoint Osteopathy & Massage

Stillpoint Osteopathy & Massage is a haven for those in need of pain relief and relaxation. Specializing in osteopathic treatments and therapeutic massages, this wellness centre helps clients achieve optimal health and well-being. The skilled therapists tailor treatments to individual needs, ensuring effective and lasting results. Stillpoint is ideal for anyone seeking to alleviate physical discomfort and improve overall wellness.

Benefits of Visiting a Wellness Centre

Visiting a wellness centre offers numerous benefits beyond mere relaxation. Regular treatments can improve physical health, reduce stress, enhance mental clarity, and boost overall well-being. Wellness centres provide a peaceful environment where individuals can disconnect from daily stressors and focus on self-care. The professional staff ensures that each visit is tailored to meet specific health and wellness goals.

Tips for Choosing the Right Wellness Centre

Selecting the right wellness centre is crucial to ensuring a positive experience. Here are some tips to help you make the best choice:

Research: Look for reviews and testimonials to gauge the quality of services.

Services: Ensure the centre offers the specific treatments or therapies you’re interested in.

Credentials: Check the qualifications and experience of the staff.

Ambiance: Visit the centre to see if the environment is clean, welcoming, and conducive to relaxation.

Packages: Inquire about wellness packages or membership options for better value.

Conclusion

Christchurch is home to some of the finest wellness centres, each offering unique services to cater to diverse health and wellness needs. Whether you're looking for a luxurious spa experience or holistic health treatments, these wellness centres provide the perfect escape. Prioritizing your well-being is essential, and visiting a wellness centre in Christchurch is a great way to rejuvenate your body and mind. So, take the first step towards better health and discover the oasis of relaxation waiting for you in Christchurch.

By exploring the best Christchurch wellness centres, you can find the perfect place to unwind, rejuvenate, and achieve holistic health. Remember, self-care is not a luxury but a necessity, and these wellness centres offer the ideal environment to nurture your well-being.

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Escape to tranquility at Aspen Lodge Motel in Hanmer Springs. Our accommodation deals blend luxury with affordability, offering spacious rooms for a perfect retreat. Enjoy exclusive amenities, easy access to the Hanmer Springs Thermal Pools, and personalized service. Whether you're an outdoor enthusiast or seeking a peaceful getaway, our special deals make your stay unforgettable. Book now for an extraordinary experience in this charming destination. https://aspenlodgemotel.co.nz

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Experience Tranquil Luxury at Hanmer Springs Retreat

Indulge in relaxation and comfort at Hanmer Springs Retreat, your premier accommodation in Hanmer. Discover a haven of serenity in this exquisite Hanmer Springs hotel.

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Hotels in Hanmer Springs

Hanmer Springs Retreat provide Hotels in Hanmer Springs. A BBQ area where guests can relax, cook their own meal and enjoy the views from a sheltered outdoor dining area. They also make hotels more accessible for older individuals with changing abilities to ensure a seamless experience.

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Three timber cabins form this New Zealand architect’s family retreat. Inspired by the iconic New Zealand “bach”—a modest holiday home or beach house that rose to popularity in the mid-20th century—Christchurch architect Cymon Allfrey designed his family home as a cluster of asymmetrical structures arranged around a communal outdoor space. Tucked away in the vacation town of Hanmer Springs in North Canterbury on the South Island, this 1,356-square-foot retreat calls forth the holiday lifestyle. To tour the striking retreat, click the link in bio. - Photo Courtesy of Stephen Goodenough @stephengoodenoughphotographer #newzealan #northcanterbury #beachhouse #bach #holidayhome #moderndesign #modernarchitecture #exterior https://ift.tt/2vHFD0o

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At Aspen Lodge Motel ,you'll partake within the high setting whereas staying close to all of the sporting Motels With Access Units Hanmer Springs on the proposal at Hanmer Springs.

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Bach Family House https://ift.tt/2MnwPUe

Like a modern campsite, a small group of timber buildings forms the Bach Family House. The rural retreat is situated on a small plot in Hanmer Springs, New Zealand. The... Visit Uncrate for the full post. June 26, 2018 at 08:00PM

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Completed in 2017 in Hanmer Springs, New Zealand. Images by Stephen Goodenough. Nestled in a semi-rural corner of Hanmer Springs in North Canterbury, our retreat was conceived as an inter-generational family asset. Similar to... https://ift.tt/2yDZToA {https://ift.tt/2sexDEj}

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Leaving behind Lake Lyndon and with it Arthurs Pass, it was onto Christchurch for a quick stay at the NZMCA camp at Weedons whilst we had a house battery issue checked out by UCC Motorhomes.

Arriving at the UCC office we left the Motorhome in the capable hands of Ross their manufacturing manager while they kindly lent us a Honda Accord to run round in. With the loan car we decided to head out towards New Brighton Beach for a look see.

First stop was to find a store that stocked some decent rain coats as well as some better walking shoes as with winter coming and no sign of us going home yet we needed to be better equipped. We found the Big Brand Outlet Store with everything we needed at decent prices now we just need to break in the shoes so we can get out walking some of the tracks here in the South Island.

As Sarah had not been in Christchurch prior to this trip she had not seen any of the devastation caused by the earthquake so as we got closer to New Brighton and we started to see the empty sub divisions where all the houses had been removed it was a real eyeopener that really brings it home.

Arriving at the Pier which is currently being rebuilt after being damaged in the quake it wasn’t really a day to be strolling along the promenade with a biting southerly blowing so when Ross called us to say that he had looked at the Motorhome we headed back to the warmth of the car to defrost and collect the Motorhome.

It’s only a short drive up the road from UCC Motorhomes to the camp at Weedons where as you can see from the above photo of all the hail down the side of the van it didn’t get any warmer.

However as we went to register for the camp it got a lot warmer in the shed as they had a blazing fire in the woodburner and then Renee and Geoff who we have met a couple of times on the road also popped in to say that they thought it was us they had seen arriving in the Dethleffs. They came over to our Motorhome and we spent a couple of hours catching up.

The next morning we went with Renee and Geoff to the Hornby Mall taking advantage of their car rather than trying to park our motorhome to grab a few supplies as well as a little vacuum cleaner to get to all those hard to reach spots in the MH. At $189.00 not a bad investment.

With the battery issue not properly resolved and our intention to spend some extended time here in the South Island we headed to Burnsco to pick up one of the last 2.0KW generators (the model has since been replaced and gone up in price) as an emergency back up. We also wanted to get the waterproof connector 10amp to 16amp but these weren’t in stock so another detour to RV Supplies out by the Airport.

Reaching RV Supplies (Maui) we found that parking out front was all broken yellow lines so we had to park a little down the road as we didn’t fit in their marked spaces only suitable for cars. Hello – Don’t you deal in Motorhomes!!! Anyway part purchased without hassle.

It was very disappointing that parked at Maui under their sign are a three of NZMCA motorhomes all with their member numbers still visible with no attempt made to cover them over. I assume that these are part of the Mightyway fleet, as we know that Maui runs this service. So one can only hope that Maui themselves cover over the numbers/wings before the vans leave the premises but you would have thought it was the owners responsibility.

Leaving Christchurch behind after our fleeting visit it was onto Oxford 80 kms up the road to catch up with Brian who we had met whilst riding the Otago Rail Trail. With the motorhome parked up on his driveway and plugged into power it was good to be able to turn on the heater under power for the first time. Since we almost never plug into power we are still learning how to use some of these things.

Turns out Brian is quite the cook with a wonderful pork belly meal and a glass of wine for Sarah it was  great evening. Thanks Brian.

Leaving Brian who was on his way to a Freewheelers Rally we headed towards Hanmer Springs and the Lewis Pass with the motorhome clocking a major milestone with the 10K  mark coming up after just 7 months use. Not much point in having something like this if you are not going to use it don’t you think.

Arriving at the NZMCA camp in Hanmer Springs (#7224) it turns out that we had missed the snow on the ground by 24 hours but that’s OK after all it is still April. There was however some of the white stuff on the hills around the camp making for quite the pretty picture.

The camp is actually 7 kms out of town and of all the NZMCA camps we have stayed in so far it’s probably top of the list for not much to do right here around the camp. Thankfully however as it’s a tourist town without the crush of people that Queenstown has it actually has parking available either in the village or nearby for our 9 metre motorhome.

Arriving into the village at our usual time, crack of dawn, actually more like 9am we discovered that nothing opened before 10am it was however a good chance to wander through the village without being bothered by the hoards.

Harrogate St was almost opposite where we had parked the motorhome a name with some real history for me since my Mum’s parents lived in Harrogate in Yorkshire England and I can still remember the occasion visit there.

The village itself isn’t much more than a short main street with cafe’s, clothes shops and bars however it does seem to have grown quite a bit since we last visited. We wandered through the village spotting the old hospital which has signs at all the gates telling the public that they are welcome.

How could we refuse an invitation like that. Setting off around the grounds there are lots of notice boards that talk about the history of the buildings firstly as a place to “Take The Waters” whilst recovering from whatever ailment beset you at the time. Later on it was used as a recovery hospital for those suffering from injuries in WW1 and later again a womens hospital.

These days the building are sitting empty making me wonder who owns and maintains them, maybe they could be converted into an upmarket hotel where again people can come and take the waters as the pools next door are a seething mass of people.

intending to take a couple of photos from the top of the hill behind it. As we neared the top a couple of tourists stopped in their van to ask if we knew where the Connical Hill Walkway was of course being tourists we had no idea ourselves only to discover with a few more paces that we where standing at the entrance to the track.

The Walk up Connical Hill is a well formed switchback type track that lead you up through the stands of conifer trees with viewing areas back down over the village as you reach the end of each switchback. It’s quite interesting how quickly you seem to climb up with each switchback getting us further up the hill as well as giving better photo shots of the whole area.

Suddenly some funny white stuff started to appear close to the path mostly in places sheltered from the sun. It’s been so long since I have stood in snow I just about forgot what it was. Breaking through to the summit the snow was much more abundant but had still retreated from what it must have been on the previous day or two.

The views from the top of the hill are really spectacular with the small building on the summit having a fence around it that marks North, East, South and West it’s a chance to have a good look at the countryside around us before crossing the Lewis Pass.

Crossing the Lewis Pass with a couple of stays along the way will be the next episode of this blog.

Christchurch To Hanmer Springs Leaving behind Lake Lyndon and with it Arthurs Pass, it was onto Christchurch for a quick stay at the NZMCA camp at Weedons whilst we had a house battery issue checked out by UCC Motorhomes.

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Opulence Unveiled: Hanmer Springs Retreat's Luxury Accommodation in Hanmer Springs

Experience the essence of luxury and comfort with our luxury accommodation in Hanmer Springs . Nestled amidst stunning landscapes, our retreat offers a serene escape in the heart of nature.

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The sixth finalist in Home of the Year 2018 is a unique family bach

Clustered around a central courtyard like a ‘camp’, this family retreat in Hanmer Springs is an interesting take on a bach.  Take a tour through our last finalist in Home of the Year 2018 The sixth finalist in Home of the Year 2018 is a unique family bach Comprised of three independent structures that centre […]

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Top 3 New Zealand Indulgences

Pampering yourself in New Zealand is easy.

From international hotels to intimate and luxurious lodges, beach resorts and health spas, New Zealand offers some truly indulgent experiences. The country has six lodges in the Relais & Chateaux collection, and six listed with Small Luxury Hotels of the World.

1. Boutique lodges

Many boutique lodges offer quality accommodation, often in remote locations. Spa treatments are often part of the experience.

Thermal springs, resulting from New Zealand’s location on the Pacific Rim of Fire (a band of fault lines encircling the Pacific Ocean), are found throughout the country. These were favoured places for establishing Māori villages hundreds of years ago and became popular with Europeans, who valued the healing properties of the mineral waters.

2. Pampering mud

Famous for its geysers and bubbling mud, Rotorua is also New Zealand’s best-known spa town. Many hotels and motels here have their own natural spas, and at the Polynesian Spa you can choose your preferred temperature and mineral composition.

Hanmer Springs, in an alpine setting north of Christchurch, is the main South Island spa resort. It offers thermal springs, spa treatments, and a range of adventure and leisure activities.

3. Luxury with a twist

Innovation thrives in New Zealand – and a recent example is a New Zealand-first health retreat in a spectacular alpine setting just down the road from Paradise, Queenstown. Overlooking glacial-fed Lake Wakatipu, Aro Hā is a purpose-built facility where wellness and adventure are artfully combined to refresh and reinvigorate all those who come through its doors.

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This article was originally published by New Zealand Tourism.

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Experience Tranquility at Hanmer Springs Retreat

Discover serenity at Hanmer Springs Retreat, a luxurious hotel nestled amidst natural beauty, offering relaxation and rejuvenation in Hanmer Springs, New Zealand.

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Wedding in Hanmer Springs

Hanmer springs retreat provide the facilities for a wedding reception – the hotel garden and function rooms look out over the Amuri Ranges, offering a lovely ambience and a perfect setting  for your ceremony, pre-dinner drinks and canapés or your wedding breakfast. https://hanmerspringsretreat.co.nz/facilities/weddings.html