Articles to inspire

For more than 100 years, Champneys has been a place where time slows and wellbeing takes centre stage. Seasons have come and gone, but some things haven't changed – the stillness of the grounds on a frosty morning, the warmth of firelight through old windows, the feeling of ease that lingers long after you leave.
This Christmas and New Year, we invite you to celebrate the season in the way Champneys always has: with calm, care and a little quiet magic.

Join us in the courtyard at Eastwell Manor for our exclusive Gusbourne Wine Pop-Up – the perfect afternoon with a sparkling twist.

When the heat rises, true skin health goes beyond sunscreen and water - it starts from the inside. While hydration is key, nutrient-dense foods can enhance skin resilience, hydration, and glow during summer.

At Ashmira Botanica, we believe that nature holds the key to beautiful, healthy skin. That’s why every single one of our skincare products is lovingly created using only the finest plant-based ingredients and powerful essential oils.

At Ashmira Botanica, we take a holistic approach to beauty and wellness. One of the most powerful techniques integrated into our treatments is lymphatic drainage - a gentle, rhythmic therapy that works in harmony with the body’s natural detox processes.

At Ashmira Botanica, we believe that understanding the Five Elements - Wood, Fire, Earth, Metal, and Water - can deeply influence both your skin’s health and your overall wellbeing.

At Champneys, we see summer dining as more than just a meal - it’s a full sensory experience that refreshes your mind, grounds you in the moment and restores your energy.

Imagine a wellness practice that's free, easy to maintain, and something you're already doing every few seconds. Enter breathwork – a powerful tool that enhances mental and physical wellbeing by harnessing the way we breathe. 

Even in a time defined by urgency and uncertainty, our doors continued to open for those in need of respite – including one of the most quietly influential figures of the era: Clementine Churchill.