You’ll settle into a cozy recliner in Bath’s historic Soul Spa, wrapped in blankets and an eye pillow as gentle guidance leads you into deep relaxation. Crystal singing bowls fill the quiet with shimmering sound during your sound bath session—no effort needed, just comfort and calm. You’ll leave lighter than when you arrived, with a sense of peace that lingers long after stepping back onto Bath’s busy streets.
I opened my eyes to the softest light filtering through old windows at the Soul Spa, right in the center of Bath. It’s one of those places you’d probably walk past if you weren’t looking for it—tucked among Georgian stone and little cafés. The air inside smelled faintly of lavender (or maybe that was just my blanket), and someone had already set out eye pillows and recliners for us. Our guide, Sarah, spoke quietly—almost like she was sharing a secret—and I remember thinking I hadn’t felt this safe in a while.
We started with a guided relaxation. Honestly, I didn’t expect much—I’m not always great at switching off—but her voice sort of floated around the room, and soon I was focusing on the tiny sounds: someone shifting in their chair, the distant bell from outside. Then came the crystal singing bowls. The sound wasn’t loud or showy; it kind of shimmered through my chest and made time feel stretchy. At one point I think I drifted off (I hope I didn’t snore). The whole sound bath session felt like getting wrapped up in a warm cloud, but without any pressure to “do” anything right.
Afterwards, nobody rushed us out. A few people chatted softly about what they’d felt—one woman said she saw colors behind her eyelids; another just smiled quietly. Sarah offered tips if we wanted to try mindfulness at home, but there wasn’t any hard sell or weirdness. If you’re coming to Bath and want something gentler than sightseeing or spa treatments, this place is worth slipping into your day—even if you’re not sure what you’ll get from it. I still think about that floating feeling sometimes when things get noisy back home.
You get use of a recliner chair, blanket, and eye pillow during your session.
No special items are needed; everything is provided at the spa.
Yes, it is suitable for all physical fitness levels.
You can choose between 30-minute or 60-minute sessions.
Yes, bookings can be tailored for individuals, couples, or groups.
No water is involved—the term “sound bath” refers to being immersed in sound only.
Yes, service animals are allowed during sessions.
Your time at Soul Spa includes use of a comfortable recliner chair, soft blanket, and soothing eye pillow—all set up for you before your guided relaxation and crystal bowl sound bath session begins.
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