Still WellnessLanding page template

For places that sell slowing down

A spa or bathhouse page should lower the visitor’s heart rate before they arrive. Still Wellness is calm and tactile: oat and sage colours, a light serif, generous space and an offset editorial grid with dim, textured photography. It describes the experience in order, names the practitioners and books a visit without any pressure.

It suits day spas, saunas and bathhouses, massage practices, yoga, pilates and breathwork studios, acupuncture and recovery rooms, and apothecaries that also teach. Choose it when the brief is calm rather than energetic.

How the page invites a visit

The hero is an invitation, “Slow down. Come back to the body”, with what the place is and where. A numbers band gives the practical facts in a soft way: seats in the sauna, opening hours and number of practitioners.

Treatments and classes lists four offers with prices that include robe, towel and rest room. The ritual explains a two-hour visit in four parts and why the order matters. The space is a photographic walk through the rooms with captions.

Practitioners introduces the people who run most of the week, bookable by name at no extra cost. A member quote with membership figures follows. Membership explains monthly terms with no contract, questions helps first-timers with heat and cold, and the page ends with book a visit, answered within the working day.

Adjusting the look

Choose between Sage, Clay, Slate and Plum. Headings are Newsreader, Spectral or Lora with Plus Jakarta Sans, Mulish or Hanken Grotesk below. Twelve photographs create the mood; low, warm light of your own rooms works far better than bright stock images.

Treatments, prices and practitioners are editable in place. Ask the AI to rewrite a selected section if you run classes rather than heat.

Writing it for your space

You can start from the template for free, or tick the option to have the AI write your copy for about 20 credits while the layout stays. Include your address and opening hours, treatments and classes with prices, how a visit runs, the space, practitioners, membership terms and how bookings are confirmed.

Timing, prices and people to confirm

A calm page still needs precise facts, because visitors decide on duration, price and who will look after them. For each treatment and class, confirm the length, the price per visit, what is included, such as robes, towels and rest time afterwards, and the maximum number of people in a class. Membership should be written as a plain list of what members get, with the monthly price and how to pause or cancel.

The ritual section counts a visit in minutes, so time each part with your own staff and write it in the order guests should follow. Practitioner profiles need names, disciplines, qualifications and whether guests can request them. Check any health statements, such as the effects of heat or treatments, against guidance for your country, and include contraindications where appropriate. Twelve photographs are used, and the page depends on quiet, tactile images: wood, linen, steam, low light and empty rooms before opening, taken without flash.

Bathhouses, massage practices and breathwork studios

A bathhouse or sauna project can put the ritual first and add session times with capacity per slot. Massage practices usually list treatments by duration with therapist specialisms and an intake form. Yoga, pilates and breathwork studios can turn treatments into classes with a weekly timetable and an introductory offer. Acupuncture and recovery rooms can add a first consultation step, and a small apothecary can use the membership list for workshops and product subscriptions.

When another template fits better

Still Wellness is quiet and sensory. A pilates or yoga studio focused on class schedules and memberships fits Boutique Studio, and a residential retreat with dates and a countdown belongs on Wellness Retreat. Clinics offering medical or aesthetic treatments should use Calm Clinic or Aesthetic Clinic, and a skincare brand selling products has Skincare Summer Sale.

See every health layout on the health and fitness templates page.

Before you publish

• Photograph your own rooms in the light guests will see.
• Check prices and what they include.
• Add health guidance for heat and cold to the questions.
• Ask what the visit is for and preferred times in the booking form.