The crème de la crème, the top of the top: Irish Tatler revealed the names of the 2018 Spa of the Year Awards winners.
The winners of the 2018 Spa of the Year Awards were revealed last week at Dublin's Intercontinental Hotel. IrishCentral's sister publication, Irish Tatler's panel of judges was hard at work and choices were not always easy, but they were most impressed by the quality of treatments, therapists and overall luxuriousness of the following spas across Ireland...Drum roll please!
Style Award
The Well in the Garden at Cliff at Lyons, Wicklow
Best Service
The Spa at Aghadoe Heights Hotel & Spa, Killarney, Co. Kerr
The Spa at Aghadoe Heights wins in the Best Service category.
Innovation
The Cliff Group
Best Body Treatment
Neroli Blossom Sensory Massage at Oasis Spa at Lyrath Estate Hotel, Kilkenny
Best Therapist
Rachel O’Malley at The Beautique Spa at the Hayfield Manor, The Lough, Cork
Rachel O'Mahony at The Beautique Spa at the Hayfield Manor is our 2018 Best Therapist.
Newcomer Award
The Spa at Adare Manor, Limerick
Best Facial
Youth Renew Hydra Glow Peel at Monart Destination Spa, Enniscorthy, Co. Wexford
The Award for Best Facial goes to the Monart Destination Spa.
Best Treatment Package
Lavender Lullaby at The Spa at Farnham Estate, County Cavan
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City Spa of the Year
The Spa at the Shelbourne, Dublin
The Spa at the Shelbourne wins City Spa of the Year.
People's Choice Award
Chill Spa at the Ice House Hotel, Mayo
Ulster Spa of the Year
The Spa and Thermal Village at Galgorm Resort & Spa, Galway
Connacht Spa of the Year
The Spa at Ashford Castle, Cong, County Mayo
Munster Spa of the Year
Sàmas Spa at the Park Hotel Kenmare, County Kerry
The Sàmas Spa at the Park Hotel Kenmare wins Munster Spa of the Year.
Leinster Spa of the Year
Monart Destination Spa, County Wexford
And finally…
Overall Spa of the Year
The Spa at Ashford Castle, Cong, County Mayo
Congratulations to all winners, we would not be too surprise if their phones get busy as Christmas gets nearer and nearer. We, for one, are already all booked in.
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* This article was originally published in on our sister publication Irish Tatler.
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