Ireland's only destination spa dedicated entirely to wellness with an adults-only policy. Set in 100 acres of countryside with thermal pools, salt rooms, outdoor thermal areas, and a superb restaurant focused on nutrition.
Monart Destination Spa sits on 100 acres of woodland and countryside at The Still, near Enniscorthy in County Wexford, and operates as Ireland's only spa dedicated entirely to wellness, with an adults-only policy throughout the property. The centrepiece is a thermal trail that moves guests through a salt cave, outdoor thermal baths, and a Finnish sauna, designed as a sequence rather than a single treatment. Beyond the thermal trail, the treatment menu covers massage, facials, and body treatments delivered by therapists trained across several established spa brands, with the centre's reputation built on its scale and its status as a genuine destination spa rather than a hotel add-on. Facilities include indoor and outdoor thermal pools, salt rooms, relaxation lounges, and overnight accommodation for guests staying multiple nights, along with a restaurant that focuses on nutrition-conscious menus to complement the wellness programming. Because Monart operates as a destination in its own right, most visits are booked as overnight or multi-night stays with treatments and thermal trail access included or add-on, rather than single walk-in treatments, and reservations are essential well in advance, particularly for weekend stays. The scale of the property allows for a genuinely varied treatment menu spanning single treatments to multi-day wellness programmes.
Treatments
- Thermal trail (salt cave, outdoor baths, sauna)
- Massage
- Facial
- Body treatment
Good to know
- Signature
- Thermal trail with salt cave, outdoor baths, and Finnish sauna
Highlights
- Thermal trail with salt cave, outdoor baths, and Finnish sauna
- Adults-only policy across the entire property
- 100 acres of Wexford countryside setting
- Overnight accommodation for multi-night wellness stays
- Nutrition-focused restaurant included in the destination spa experience
Tips for visiting
- Book well in advance, especially for weekend or multi-night stays
- Pack swimwear for the thermal trail and outdoor baths
- Note the adults-only policy before planning a family visit
- Consider a multi-night stay to make full use of the thermal trail and treatment menu
- Arrive early on treatment days to complete the thermal trail beforehand
When to visit
Weekday stays offer more availability than weekends; the thermal trail is a good starting point for first-time visitors before booking additional treatments.
Accessibility
The property spans 100 acres with outdoor thermal areas; visitors with mobility needs should confirm accessible routes between accommodation, the thermal trail, and treatment rooms.
Frequently asked questions
Is Monart suitable for families with children?
No, the property operates an adults-only policy throughout.
What does the thermal trail include?
It combines a salt cave, outdoor thermal baths, and a Finnish sauna as a guided sequence.
Can visitors stay overnight?
Yes, Monart offers on-site accommodation and is typically booked as an overnight or multi-night destination spa stay.
How far ahead should a stay be booked?
Advance booking is essential, particularly for weekends, given the property's popularity as Ireland's only dedicated destination spa.