The Secret Love

In the 16th century, hunting was more than mere entertainment for the ruler of Lithuania. It was a form of exercise, a sport, and a theatre of diplomacy — all at once. These royal hunts, which often lasted for weeks or even months, brought together men and women of the court, accompanied by attendants who carried provisions and ammunition. Every gesture and movement followed the invisible rules of this royal ritual. During the Renaissance, rest was regarded not as a privilege but as a duty. The Hunt of King Sigismund Augustus is a deep massage designed to release tension in the back, legs, feet, and arms — restoring both physical and inner balance. The fragrant blend of frankincense, patchouli, pine, citron, and black pepper essential oils^AP will remind you that you have become part of the Royal Hunt. Here, rest becomes preparation, and silence marks the beginning of a new path

Here, we step into a timeless world — a realm where beauty itself has become a royal ritual. And at the heart of this ritual lies a pearl necklace — the very one with which Sigismund Augustus adorned the love of his life, Barbara Radziwiłł. According to legend, even the Queen of England envied its luminous perfection.

The ritual begins with an introduction to the sounds and atmosphere of the Renaissance, followed by a full-body exfoliation with pearl powder. A back massage with warm herbal bundles invites deep relaxation, while a brightening and illuminating facial treatment soothes the skin, leaving it radiant, supple, and soft to the touch. After the ritual, the legend of Queen Barbara lingers — in your thoughts and in the lightness of your step. After all, it is not the pearls that adorn the queens, but the queens who grace the pearls with the curve of their necks, their glowing skin, and their hearts full of love for life.

This is a restorative ritual inspired by the story of Sweden’s Queen Catherine Jagiellon. In this experience, the guest is taken back to the moments of preparation before the coronation ceremony — a time not only for relaxation but also for regaining inner peace.

The ritual begins in the warmth of the hammam, accompanied by the sounds and atmosphere of the Renaissance. The body relaxes, the skin regenerates, and the mind drifts into silence. Lying on the warm hammam stone, the guest is immersed in a rejuvenating experience. The skin is gently exfoliated with a blend of Dead Sea salt and jojoba oil, leaving it revitalized, supple, and glowing. The body is then enveloped in clouds of warm, soapy foam, creating the sensation of resting upon a soft cloud. Meanwhile, the head is anointed with a special purifying and cleansing treatment — as if being prepared for a crown. The ritual continues with a Swedish massage using a blend of myrrh, frankincense, lemon and mountain geranium essential oils^AP, enriched with olive squalane. These scents are subtle reflections of the Renaissance era.

Deep relaxation begins where history meets touch. The body rests as if lying beneath thick summer foliage, while the mind grows quiet and calm — like Queen Bona Sforza’s eyes gently closing after a long walk along the garden paths.

The ritual begins with an introduction to the sounds and atmosphere of the Renaissance. The massage is so precise that it feels as though your back is being caressed by a warm breeze drifting between the cypress trees. The essential oils of basil, frankincense, lavandin, marjoram, and cypress^AP are subtle and unobtrusive, yet powerful enough for their scent to linger in memory longer than any mark on the calendar.

The ritual concludes with a facial massage — so gentle it feels as if Queen Bona herself were taking care of you. In quiet surrender, this is a moment to choose care over haste. And to breathe. To breathe in the scent of the garden.

Anti-ageing facial treatment: A concentrated serum-and-cream duo infused with active ingredients that renew the skin, boost energy, and restore vitality. Plant-based hyaluronic acid and colloidal silver leave the skin feeling fresh, luminous, and revitalized.

Let us imagine warm water, fragrant clouds, two hearts — and one world. Just like Barbara Radziwiłł and Sigismund Augustus, you too have your own secret realm of love, where body and soul come together effortlessly, moving in perfect harmony.

Barbara was far more than a beautiful woman from the pages of history. She was known for her bathing rituals, spending long hours immersed in warm water, her skin infused with the aromas of luxurious oils. Sigismund Augustus loved her so deeply that he would personally take part in her cleansing rituals.

The fragrant duet of sweet orange and cardamom envelops the body like an invisible veil. The rituals unfold so that every touch of the fingers becomes a memory — an intimacy so profound that even silence is shared, and presence is felt in the heart.
This ritual is the levitation of love — just a few inches above the ground, yet your entire being floats high above the ordinary rhythm of life. The ritual follows this sequence: a brief introduction to the sounds and atmosphere of the Renaissance; a relaxing bath with Dead Sea salt and sweet orange essential oil^AP; a detoxifying scrub with Italian green clay; a body massage with a warm candle; and finally, a nourishing head wrap with jojoba oil.