Did you know that Ontario is home to an all-inclusive spa within a beautiful 1800s heritage fieldstone country castle? Day trip or weekend getaway, Ste Anne’s Spa offers a therapeutic and relaxing experience and here’s what to know.
Located in Grafton, Ontario, east of Toronto and west of Kingston, is where you’ll find this lovely health and wellness destination.
The region itself has amazing views of Lake Ontario for those that love to be one with nature.
But tucked along a quiet country road, you will find Ste Anne’s Spa, one of Canada’s “top destination spas” of 2022.
It was first built in 1858 and was home to a number of prominent families, according to the Spa.
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Its current owners, the Corcorans, put love into their restoration efforts and made it into what it is today.
A stay at the all-inclusive resort will grant you access to all of its amazing amenities (depending on your package and extra fees).
It’s home to several hydrotherapy pools that include an Upper Lazy River Pool, Below the Falls Sitting Jet Pool, Upper Sitting Thermal Spa, the Yukon Plunge Pool and a hot tub, your body will be in relaxation in no time.
The property itself sits on 500 acres, featuring walking trails, zen and tranquillity gardens, and outdoor patios.
There’s also a labyrinth for you to venture through and possibly get lost in.
Kick back and relax on hammocks in serene parts of the property for that afternoon break.
If you’re looking to book a weekend stay, there are available packages for couples and even a girls getaway.
It looks like a relaxing stay is in your future.
Ste. Anne’s Spa & Resort
Where: 1009 Massey Rd, Grafton ON
Karen Doradea
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