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Time for a little next level R&R.
NBD, just pretending I'm in the French countryside .
I started by having a nice soak in the deep tub with some essential oils (which are custom and made by a local aromatherapist). Then I sweat it all out in the infrared sauna, which has a ton of health benefits that include detoxifying the body and stimulating the lymphatic system.
I topped it off in the Hammam steam room with a hot steam and cold shower. The pure eucalyptus oil spray smelled heavenly and truly awoke all my senses; I emerged from my private spa circuit feeling the most relaxed version of myself!
Nothing like a little non-alcoholic happy hour!
Instead, I threw a bag of Spatula Foods' mushroom ravioli onto the stove and 10 minutes later, voila: a delicious, restaurant worthy meal without leaving my suite. Because self-care comes in all shapes and sizes, I enjoyed this yummy meal from the couch, watching Netflix among all my blankets.
Boo! But first (of course) I had to experiment with the higherDOSE red light face masks and try the night time meditation, courtesy of the cute little QR code besides the beds. Trust me, I'm very relaxed behind that mask!
Each suite has a private kitchen stocked with fruit, milk, farm fresh eggs, croissants, coffees and teas. I felt like quite the domestic goddess, popping the pre-made croissants into the oven.
Now, I'm not even that good at yoga but I was inspired to do some morning stretching since I was on a mini-wellness journey. Plus, just look at the the views from the fitness studio, they are inspiration enough!
Round 2!
I left The HighAcre feeling more rested and rejuvenated than the day before. After reaping the benefits of the personal spa, I vowed to prioritize a little self-care into my everyday routine. Intimate, relaxing, and totally restorative– this 24 hour mini local getaway was a perfect reminder that we should all take the time to spoil ourselves with a little bit of transformative wellness.