What is life without indulgence from time to time.
Indulgence can come in many different forms ~ a glass of exquisite wine, a rather scrumptious piece of chocolate, or simply stealing a quiet moment in the sunshine. For me, one of my favourite indulgences is a good soak. I love relaxing in hot water and wallowing all my worries away.
Wallowing away my worries.
It is for this reason and the a bit of Whistler inspiration that encouraged me to indulge in the column ‘The World’s Best Soaks‘.
Tub Bliss at Le Chamois Whistler
The inspiration came in the form of the most incredible tub, and after a rather bruised tail bone from my first snowboarding lesson, I have got to say it was sent from the heavens. The tub in question was this one at Le Chamois in Whistler, BC, Canada. Pure blissful indulgence, that I’ve been having lovely flashbacks to all week, as the beautiful snow has been falling on Canada.
Hoping if I win the Whistler Sabbatical, that I get this tub in a cat friendly room.
For another indulgent Whistler, BC soak, check out Scandinave Spa. Pure bliss!
So curious, where’s your best soak been, whether in a tub, at a spa, or in some hot springs?
Kisses,
Emme xoxo
Alison says
That looks like a nice bath. Baths are such a great way to relax, especially with some essential oils and candles! I remember going to a spa in Southport, England, with a group for my mum’s birthday, and there was a private room with a jacuzzi tub, surrounded by candles. It was bliss.
Emme Rogers says
That sounds like utter bliss Alison!
Julie McNamee says
That’s a good-looking tub Emme. My favourite bathing experience was in a hotel in Painswick in the Cotswolds which had two free-standing tubs side by side. One could therefore wallow while having a chit-chat to your significant other and swigging the free sherry they’d kindly left in the room! Unfortunately the hotel has changed hands and been totally modernised so we’ll not be able to do that again :o(
Emme Rogers says
That’s hilarious Julie! Sorry to hear those tubs are no longer there.