With Christmas well and truly over and the pace of life getting back to normal (or whatever this new normal is) the stresses of modern life are starting to ramp up again.
So if you're planning a romantic Valentine's break away, what better way to spend it than with your special someone enjoying peace, tranquillity and plenty of quality time?
Spas are a wonderful way to spend time, to reconnect with each other, take a break from the pressures of day-to-day life and just enjoy some relaxation.
But with the UK packed with so many unusual, stunning, quirky and fun spas you don't have to plump for a traditional spa - there are as many options as there are unique couples out there.
And with companies keen to get people booking staycations now there are more options for holidays opening up, there are some incredible deals to snap up for your perfect break.
The only choice you have to make is whether you enjoy the discount or take advantage of the increased luxury you can get for your budget right now.
Either way, whether your preference is rural tranquillity or an oasis of calm in the middle of a vibrant city, we've got you covered - for Valentine's Day, Mothers Day a birthday break or just because.
Heavenly Spa at The Westin London
Set in a five-star hotel on the banks of the River Thames this cool, calm and contemporary spa is an oasis of calm in the middle of city buzz.
There is a host of modern luxury spa facilities including hot tub, pool, sauna, fitness studio, steam room, relax room and ice room.
But there's also a gorgeous bar with floor to ceiling views of the river and London on your doorstep, making it a perfect break if you think you might want to mix relaxation with a more energetic itinerary.
Spa days at the Heavenly Spa start at £140 per person including two treatments totalling 60 minutes, a two course lunch in the restaurant, a smoothie from the hotel's Juicery and full use of the spa facilities.
There's also a special spa break deal from £369.50 per person which includes one night bed and breakfast in a premium king room, three course dinner, a 60 minute spa treatment and full use of the spa facilities.
The Rena Spa at The Midland, Manchester
This award-winning spa is an underground haven packed with unusual experiences.
Enjoy a Caribbean Storm or Arctic Rain shower or bliss out in the relaxation areas.
Have a gentle snooze in a hanging pod cocoon, a sound cancelling egg chair or even an ergonomic sleep chamber.
Even the luxury ESPA treatments are delivered on a bed with a comforting duvet.
As well as its chic atmosphere and stunning facilities, The Midland is renowned for its amazing restaurant, so foodies can enjoy a delicious dinner to round off proceedings.
A spa break here starts from just £95 per person, including bed and breakfast in the historic hotel, a three course dinner and two hours use of the facilities.
Meanwhile spa days start from just £79 for the Twilight option, which includes access to the facilities, a 25 minute treatment, dinner, a glass of champagne and £10 to spend on spa products.
Pennyhill Park, Bagshot, Surrey
Tucked away in the Surrey countryside, Pennyhill Park is a romantic rural retreat packed with luxury touches.
Its restaurant is Michelin starred, its spa is full of top-of-the-range facilities, with a collection of thermal pools that can see you swim from inside to outdoors no matter the weather, while even the ballroom swimming pool has underwater music piped in.
A spa break at Pennyhill Park starts at £297 per person and includes full spa access, a 60 minute Rasul Experience in your own private temple, bed and breakfast and £42 towards dinner in the Hillfield Restaurant.
Carden Park Hotel, Golf Resort & Spa
If you're looking to relax in the lap of luxury, then the Spa at Carden is the place for you - how many spas do you know with a dedicated Bollinger Champagne bar and a private vineyard on site?
Set in the centre of a 1,000 estate in Cheshire, Carden Park is an adult-only retreat that's ideal as either a day spa or part of a luxurious overnight break.
The newly-opened £10 million spa area has state-of-the-art facilities including a hydrotherapy pool, thermal treatment rooms, an ice room, a wide range of outdoor hot tubs and saunas and stunning outdoor and indoor pools boasting panoramic views of the countryside.
The Carden does a range of different spa days, including a four-hour morning experience including full use of the Spa Garden and Thermal Experiences and brunch from £85.
But if you want to bust the budget you need the full Bollinger Experience.
With solo prices from £844 you get overnight accommodation in a luxury suite, a Bollinger robe, flip flops, bottle of champagne and matching glasses to keep, two 50 minute treatments each, unlimited spa use and an allowance to dinner in the hotel restaurant.
Shangri-La Spa, The Shard, London
The Shangri-La Hotel sits on Level 34 of London's iconic Shard building and has floor to ceiling windows with stunning views.
The spa is full of state-of-the-art treatments, a sauna and relaxation room.
But the infinity sky pool is worth the visit alone - it's got to be the best view of the capital you can get while wearing a swimming costume.
A day spa at Shangri-La costs from £125 per person and includes three hours access to the Sky Pool, sauna and gym and a £50 credit for TING, the Shard's fine dining Asian inspired restaurant.
For an overnight stay prices start at £412.50 per person and include a deluxe city view room and breakfast.
Trump Turnberry, Ayr, Scotland
There's not many hotels which boast their own beach where you can go horse riding, but this is one.
Famed for next-level luxury the entire hotel is packed with stunning details.
The spa overlooks the sea so you can relax in the hot tub or swimming pool, or enjoy your treatment, enjoying some epic views.
Boasting sauna, steam room, ice room, hydrobath, hot tub, pool and experience showers there's plenty to enjoy here, as well as an 18-hole golf course if you want to get some exercise.
Spa days start at £95 per person for full use of the facilities and a decadent afternoon tea.
If you want to stay prices start at £305 per night for a room, but you'll need to book your treatments separately.
Lanelay Hall Hotel and Spa, Cardiff, Wales
A recently refurbished contemporary spa sits within the surroundings of a large barn-style space in this historic hotel.
The pool is surrounded by relaxation pods, while guests can enjoy the sauna, steam room, foot baths and a spa garden with plush sofas and a fire pit to relax in front of while enjoying a drink.
The vitality pool allows you to swim from inside to out at a warm 38-degrees and sensors even stop the waterfall as you swim through it so you don't need to worry about getting your hair wet.
Spa days start at £99 per person including a 60 minute treatment, afternoon tea and 90 minutes use of the spa facilities.
Rooms start from around £130 per night if you want to make an overnight stay of it.
Boringdon Hall Hotel and Spa, Plymouth
This stunning hotel in the Dartmoor countryside is based in a building that was once home to Lady Jane Grey.
The spa is so packed with features you could spend a full day in it without stepping foot outside - except to enjoy alfresco hot tubs or swim into the outdoor hydrotherapy pool with countryside views.
As well as indoor outdoor pools there are experience showers of various intensity, temperatures and sensory effects and then a series of heat experiences including Finnish sauna, Crystal Salt steam room, Laconium herbal sauna and traditional steam room.
Meanwhile, the deep relaxation room, used for guests having treatments overlooks a wild flower meadow.
Spa breaks start from £255 per person including one night's bed and breakfast, a 60 minute treatment and a three course dinner in the hotel's brasserie restaurant.
Day breaks start at £135 per person and include a 60 minute treatment and afternoon with a glass of champagne.
Hoar Cross Hall, Burton Upon Trent
Tucked away in the Staffordshire countryside, this award-winning spa offers a tranquil experience perfect for leaving everyday life behind.
The vitality pool here is rejuvenating saltwater. Enjoy a swim and then relax in a luxury whirlpool before lying back on a heated lounger.
As well as sauna and steam rooms and hydrotherapy pool the spa boasts experience showers, ice room and plunge pool as well as a wide list of treatment options.
Spa breaks start from £174.50 including bed and breakfast, a three course a la carte dinner, lunch on the day of departure, indoor and outdoor activities and full use of the spa.
Meanwhile a Twilight spa costs from £55 for full evening access to the spa facilities and exercise classes, with an antipasti platter and glass of prosecco.
