eat well, rest & experience nature
Wellbeing without fuss
Wellbeing rooted in nature
You won’t find fads, fluff or far-flung rituals here.
Wellbeing at THE PIG isn't about ticking boxes or following a set routine. For us, it's simply about giving yourself a little time - to switch off, to stretch out, or to sink into a comfy chair with a good book and a glass of something nice.
Think birdsong, bare feet, hands in the soil. A breath of fresh air for the body and mind.
Wellbeing, naturally
At THE PIG, we believe the best kind of wellbeing starts outdoors. It’s in the garden walks, the fresh-picked food, the quiet corners where you can take a breather.
Whether you're stretching out on the grass under the trees, wild swimming, foraging or just strolling through the veg patch, you'll find small, grounding moments of calm in every corner of the place. It's one of the things we're most proud of.
We don't follow fads or shout about rituals - we just believe that being close to nature, eating well, and slowing down for a while can do a world of good. And that looks different for everyone.
You don't have to book a thing
Not every PIG has a spa, but every PIG has quiet corners. A sofa by the fire, a book from the shelf, a slow wander through the Kitchen Garden, a pot of tea on the terrace. Wellbeing here isn't only about a treatment - sometimes it's simply about finding somewhere still and staying a while.
Spend the morning wandering the veg beds before the day gets going. Spend the afternoon in a cosy corner of the bar with something good in hand.
However you while away the time, that's wellbeing too.
But we're here if you'd like a little more...
Potting Sheds and Shepherd’s Huts
Our Potting Sheds and Shepherd’s Huts are tucked away in the garden – rustic little retreats reimagined as treatment spaces. These cosy corners offer the chance to switch off with one of our signature treatments, surrounded by birdsong, lavender and the hum of bees.
Fieldhouse Spa
Our Fieldhouse spa in the Cotswolds is a calm, earthy hideaway that feels a world away from the everyday. Featuring natural materials and soft lighting, with views over open fields, it invites you to slow down, settle in and soak up some stillness – the garden-grown kind!
It's the only PIG with a full spa, complete with sauna, steam room and outdoor heated hydrotherapy pool - come for a treatment, or just the facilities.
Treatments Rooted in Nature
Explore our feel-good treatments – all designed to relax, restore and bring a little balance back to body and mind.
Our massages are made to ease tension and melt stress, with your choice of treatment from hot stone to aromatherapy. Your therapist will tailor it to suit you – so you can totally unwind.
Our facials use natural, skin-loving products to nourish and hydrate. Each one is tailored to your skin type, leaving you with a healthy glow.
From exfoliating scrubs to detox wraps, our body treatments smooth skin and soothe the senses. The perfect way to feel good from top to toe.
Think of these as a tidy-up! Your hands and feet will be scrubbed, massaged and nourished – with nails perfectly prepped to finish.
The Gift of Garden-Grown Calm
Treat someone to a Potting Shed treatment voucher – a thoughtful gift for a birthday, anniversary or just because they deserve a moment to themselves.
Nature in Every Drop
In the Potting Sheds we’ve teamed up with natural skincare brand Tribe517 – a family-run business crafting feel-good products in the South Wales countryside. Just like us, they believe in using homegrown or ethically sourced botanicals that are as kind to the planet as they are to your skin.
And at the Fieldhouse in the Cotswolds we welcome GROUND - a founder-led Irish house of wellbeing inspired by the natural world, created by Peigín Crowley.
Every treatment is thoughtfully made using naturally derived botanicals, designed to help you slow down properly. A new chapter for our Cotswolds spa, exclusively.
“Wellbeing at THE PIG is about keeping it simple. Natural products, thoughtful treatments and time to pause in a space that feels close to nature.”
Harpreet Ghatora, Wellness Director
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