The Art of Rest & Where to Find It

Countryside escapes to estates and manor houses are taking over what true wellness retreats stand for in the UK. Private retreats offer additional paths to rested practice, intimate settings with bespoke programming, whilst some focus on culinary restoration and others on retreats with a creative outlet such as writing, painting and movement through art medians. Many provide privacy with optional group experiences, allowing guests to choose their level of participation with group engagement.  
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Meanwhile, newcomer Long Lane ‘a private members club set within a 55 acre country estate, where wellbeing is foundational’ takes a different approach to a wellness retreat, operating exclusively as a membership club, only accessible to members provides longevity, biohacking and holistic wellbeing with two membership tiers, one for access to the estate and the other more notably priced tier, offering comprehensive tailored practices. Long Lane isn’t the only wellness destination that requires a membership, Six Senses London requires a membership as well as Lanserhof, which operates out of The Arts Club London which is requires a membership whereas their three European health resorts do not.

What unites these is a desire to deliver restful initiatives, Rest here is designed, formulated to fit your personal requirements, meaning every stay, program and stay is unique to you. Expert practitioners understand what the nervous system needs and will deliver your personalised rest schedule that works around you and with you with the outcome of feeling a true state of rest.