Most resorts have pampering services that are welcome to us, but resorts mainly focus on their grander amenities such as their pools, restaurant, and rooms.
If you’re more interested in pampering yourself and focusing on health and wellness, Nurture Wellness Village in Tagaytay City might be the place you’re looking for.
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Going into the venue, you’ll immediately notice that the whole property is surrounded by greenery that’s beneficial for glamping as well as building camp fires. Furthermore, the pool is at your disposal, something refreshing to do on a day out, especially if you have kids with you.
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Apart from its peaceful ambiance, the entire site is quite massive. So it’s good to check in early so that you can explore the grounds.
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If you want to make the most of your stay and turn it into more of a retreat, counseling sessions can be arranged for you. Moreover, you can easily transfer to neighboring retreat sites SVD Seminary and Pink Sisters convent.
If you’re more interested in developing your inner zen, there’s also a neighboring location Brahma Kumaris, where you can attend yoga classes and meditation and life coaching sessions.
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All of the venue’s spa and wellness services are inspired by common healing rituals that Filipinos practice combined with some foreign concepts that make up a good eco-therapeutic experience. Also, the services’ names are Filipino-based.
For example, the Hiyas (jewel) Spa Package consists of three treatments: a coconut body polish, body wrap, and body massage that last 180 minutes per session altogether. This particular package costs P4,800 (~USD91.65).
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The venue offers a wide range of services, from foot spa treatments to facials. There are two foot treatments for you to choose from: Dagdagay, a tribal foot massage, and Hele (lullaby), a luxurious foot pampering sesh.
The former is priced at P1,200 (~USD22.91) and the latter at P1,100 (~USD21), 60 minutes long each.
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The same goes with their Pampering Natural Facials. You can go for the Mutya (pearl) facial if you want something soothing. Alternatively, give the Makisig (handsome) facial a try if you want to opt for something more revitalizing.
Both facials last for 60 minutes and cost P1,600 (~USD30.55) each.
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Acupuncture is one of the holistic treatments that you can choose from here to treat stress and pain. This treatment is priced at P2,000 (~USD38.19) per 30-minute session.
On the other hand, you can also try their Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulator (T.E.N.S.), also known as noninvasive acupuncture, that offers the same effects of traditional acupuncture – though in this case, you’ll feel low electric vibrations instead of needles. The T.E.N.S. treatment is priced at P1,300 (~USD24.82) per 30-minute session.
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Another treatment you can go for is the Charcoal Body Wrap that’s meant to get rid of the toxins in your body. The rate for this treatment is P2,800 (~USD53.46) per 60-minute session.
Do take note that some treatments aren’t allowed for those who have ailments such as diabetes, skin conditions, or allergies. Let the staff know beforehand so that they can give you advice on which treatments are suitable for you.
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Amping up the Filipino culture of the venue, the modern nipa hut accommodations are based on traditional Ifugao huts with their notable elevated pyramid-like roofs made of pine wood and cogon grass. The Ifugao Spa Suite has a rate of P8,848 (~USD168.94) per night fit for two occupants.
Aside from that, the suites can range from P6,944-P11,200 (~USD132.58-USD213.84) per night.
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At their restaurant, Farmer’s Table Tagaytay, you can choose from a wide range of healthy food choices from salads to comfort food. One of their salad dishes, A Big Bowl of Salad, uses ingredients freshly picked from their garden. This salad costs P750 (~USD14.32).
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What’s more, you can try the Hothouse Crispy Cauliflower & Broccoli P350 (~USD6.68) if you’re just looking for an afternoon snack.
For a getaway that focuses on your health and relaxation, check out Nurture Wellness Village in Tagaytay City where you’ll be in good hands.
Address: 7310 Pulong Sagingan, Barangay Maitim II West Luzon, Tagaytay, 4120 Cavite
Telephone: (02) 87109 786/(046) 413 4352/0917 687 8873/0917 5163801
Email: info@nurture.com.ph
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