Rutland Hall unveils Four Roots holistic wellbeing experience

Spa consultant Claire Caddick worked with the team at Rutland Hall to create a journey encompassing four dimensions, or roots, of wellbeing

By Wendy Golledge

07 February 2025

rutlandhall.co.uk

Rutland Hall Hotel has launched Four Roots, a new wellbeing experience, in its 285sqm spa area.

Set against the backdrop of Rutland Water near Oakham, the Four Roots concept was created with spa consultant Claire Caddick. It includes a personalised four-hour journey encompassing quadruple dimensions of wellbeing.

“Four Roots is a unique addition to our resort. The investment for this new facility reflects the ongoing commitment of our owners to providing first class experiences for guests. We are excited to be offering beautifully curated treatments which are gender neutral and fully inclusive for those living with health challenges”

Sunil Kanjanghat

General manager, Rutland Hall Hotel

The Four Roots

The focus in on enhancing spiritual wellbeing. The first of the four roots is a bathing ritual followed by root two – promoting physical wellbeing with a personalised treatment.

The concept then harnesses emotional wellbeing with a meditation session. The final root, social wellbeing, is addressed during a dining experience.

A spa reception area — The Four Roots concept is the vision of spa consultant Claire Caddick

Facilities at Rutland Hall spa

The spa architect and designer was Mark Green from Curveline Design.

Wellness facilities to complement the holistic journey include four treatment rooms and two meditation rooms.

There are two bathing rooms plus a 22m pool and saunas.

Treatments at the spa, which include an exotic balm and bamboo massage and a salt grain massage, use the Trybe517 Ritual Collection. Four Roots also uses Ada Cosmetics.

Towels, robes and spa linens are supplied by BC SoftWear, treatment beds by Ellisons and spa software by TRYBE.

“Four Roots Wellbeing combines a unique mix of bathing, wellbeing treatments, meditation and dining. It’s a gender-neutral, holistic escape from daily life to restore feelings of comfort, balance, happiness and harmony.”

Claire Caddick

Spa consultant and founder of Tribe517

Rutland Hall is a lakeside resort set within 70 acres of parkland. The 19th^–century country house has 66 hotel bedrooms, 19 suites and apartments, and 33 wooden lodges.

Chris Potts recently joined the team as leisure and wellness manager, bringing with him 14 years of experience from Fawsley Hall Hotel & Spa.

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