In another basement, the 20-metre lap pool is flanked by a massive vitality pool, sauna and steam room. You could spend the whole day down here, it’s that decadently posh, right down to the £132 Louis Roederer Champagne you could order from the poolside beverage menu. Meanwhile, in the Guerlain spa, an Imperial Age Reverse facial will set you back £310 whilst, upstairs, in Saison 2, three scones will add £30 to your check-out tab.
And should you require a power yoga session, or a sound bath, that’s available too.
The service is, no surprises here, exemplary. It’s a Raffles after all. Smartly dressed and impeccably coiffed, the staff could easily double as palace courtiers, so polished is their manner and attentiveness.
