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London’s £3,000 wellness club has arrived – with rooftop infinity pool, cold plunges and a new status symbol
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London’s £3,000 wellness club has arrived – with rooftop infinity pool, cold plunges and a new status symbol

Sael Spa Fulham Pier opens London luxury wellness club with rooftop pool

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Lauren Foster

Published 28 April 2026·5 months ago 5 min read
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Sofia Rodriguez28 Apr

As someone who frequently uses wellness facilities, I am excited to see London embracing this trend. A rooftop infinity pool sounds divine! However, I do think they should also offer affordable options for the wider public.

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Oliver Brown28 Apr

I visited a similar club in another city recently, and while the facilities were indeed luxurious, I found the atmosphere to be quite pretentious. It’ll be interesting to see if Sæl Spa attracts a genuine community or just those flaunting wealth.

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Nisha Patel28 Apr

It’s interesting how wellness is becoming a status symbol now. I wonder how long until this trend becomes mainstream and more accessible, or if it will remain just for the wealthy. Everyone deserves a chance to relax and recharge.

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James Thompson28 Apr

Honestly, I think it's a fantastic idea. With the daily stress levels and the hustle of London life, places like Sæl Spa can provide a much-needed escape. I’d consider joining for that rooftop pool alone!

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Lisa Harrington28 Apr

While the amenities sound incredible, I can't help but think about how elitist this all is. £3,000 for a wellness club is simply out of reach for most Londoners, and it seems to reinforce existing class divides.