The importance of sleep is a trending topic, and Mandarin Oriental, Boston and its spa recently launched a new Dream Catcher massage designed to rejuvenate guests and also support their future sleep.
© Mandarin Oriental, Boston
The sleep-focused Dream Catcher treatment uses lavender herbs with sedative properties and heat elements to lower stress levels and induce deep relaxation. Lavender oil and oil-infused heat packs are applied during the massage, which also includes the scalp. After the relaxing massage, guests are encouraged to visit the hydromassage Vitality Pool, Crystal Steam Room, Experience Shower and Relaxation Lounge. For appropriately aged guests, finish the massage with a lavender-infused cocktail. All guests depart with a lavender-filled sachet to continue the sleep rituals at home.
The 80-minute massage costs $310 on weekdays and $340 on weekends. Reserve your treatment by calling 617 535 8820 or emailing mobos-spa@mohg.com.
© Mandarin Oriental, Boston
Other treatments promoting better sleep available at the spa include Weekly Sound Bathing, complimentary in the lobby on Thursday, 5:45–6:15 p.m. Himalayan Singing Bowl sessions are among the spa’s signature offerings. Four treatments in partnership with CauseMedic use CBD, including a Restorative Massage, Vitality Massage, Tranquility Wrap and Holistic Renewal Ritual.
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