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Make the half-hour drive worth it: a chamber session followed by compression boots, booked back to back.
Through Warwick and out along the A4189 — clinical-grade hyperbaric oxygen therapy in a private cottage near Henley-in-Arden, with parking at the door.

Leamington has its spa heritage, but not a pressurised hard-shell chamber. Yuva is a straightforward half-hour west: through Warwick, then country roads the rest of the way to Henley-in-Arden.
It suits a weekend morning or an evening after work — we’re open until 9pm Monday to Friday, and the drive back is just as quiet.



Make the half-hour drive worth it: a chamber session followed by compression boots, booked back to back.
If you already make time for spa days and massage, HBOT is a different kind of hour: quiet and private, at pressure.
We open at 10am on Saturdays and Sundays, and the A4189 is at its quietest early on.

An oxygen-rich environment to support how your body recovers.

Oxygen fuels the body’s everyday cellular processes.

Many people find it a calming part of their recovery routine.

Chosen by people focused on healthy circulation.

Many people use it to support focus and steady energy.

Part of a wellbeing routine for people investing in their health.
Individual results vary. Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy is a wellbeing therapy and is not a substitute for medical advice.
About 16 miles — around 30–35 minutes by car, off-peak.
The most direct route is through Warwick and west on the A4189 (Henley Road) via Claverdon to Henley-in-Arden — about 16 miles, roughly 35 minutes. Carry on through Henley towards Redditch, and Oldberrow Manor is a couple of minutes beyond the village on Ullenhall Lane. The M40 north is a few minutes quicker in normal traffic, though longer at around 23 miles, and brings you in from the north.
Directions from LeamingtonThere’s no direct train from Leamington Spa to Henley-in-Arden — the journey means changing, and the station is still around two miles from the studio — so driving is by far the simplest option.
Through Warwick and along the A4189, you’ll pass along Henley’s high street and out towards Redditch. Oldberrow Manor is a couple of minutes beyond the village on Ullenhall Lane, with ample private parking at the door.
Oldberrow Manor, Ullenhall Lane, Henley-in-Arden, B95 5PFClinical-grade hyperbaric oxygen therapy in a private cottage on the Oldberrow Manor estate.
Two hard-shell chambers adjustable up to 2 ATA with BIBS near‑pure oxygen delivery, and two gentler soft-shell chambers — including a dedicated wheelchair-access unit.
See the chambersAround 60 minutes at pressure within a 90-minute slot, so there’s time to settle in before and change afterwards — worth knowing when you’re planning the drive.
How HBOT worksMonday – Friday, 9am – 9pm · Saturday – Sunday, 10am – 6pm, by appointment.
Check availability“I'd been meaning to try HBOT for ages and finally booked a session here. I went in a bit sceptical, but I'm 6 sessions in now and properly hooked.”
“Unreal experience. Staff was lovely and I really did notice a difference even from the first session. I would definitely recommend and I will be back”
Yuva Wellness is in Henley-in-Arden, about 16 miles west of Leamington Spa — usually 30–35 minutes by car, either through Warwick on the A4189 or via the M40, with private parking on arrival.
Yes. Compression boots are booked separately as 15- or 30-minute sessions, and you can add them straight after a chamber session once it’s confirmed — worth it if you’re making the trip.
Each booking is a 90-minute slot: around 60 minutes at pressure, with time to settle in before and change afterwards.
Yes — there’s ample private parking on arrival at Oldberrow Manor.
Everyone completes a health questionnaire when they book. If you have a medical condition, take medication or are pregnant, get in touch first and our team will talk it through with you.
Something else? Read the full FAQs or get in touch.
Concentrated oxygen, considered pressure, and a private space to recover — book your first session, or find out how it works.