Ikogosi Warm Spring Resort lures lovers with nature, romantic retreat

Riding on the successful hosting of guests during the festive season, Ikogosi Warm Spring Resort and Conference Centre is set for another memorable experience for the guests this love season.

The Ikogosi, Ekiti State-based resort, which won Best Holiday Resort in Nigeria award back to back, is inviting couples, lovers and families to an enthralling experience this Valentine season, amid a wide range of romantic activities and packages.

From February 14-16, 2025, the resort will open its doors to couples amid discount in its Valentine weekend package tagged ‘Love in Ikogosi’, which promises to combine luxury, nature, and heartfelt experiences for the guests.

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The package includes; romantic accommodation, with discounted rates on all the room categories; warm welcome with chocolate cupcakes, a bottle of wine, and a decorated fruit platter, complimentary breakfast to start each day, alongside a la carte lunch and a romantic dinner under the stars, spring tour, spa session, and access to the thermal swimming pool and the Arinta Waterfall.

There are also exciting fun and bond activities for the couples such as aerobics, power hike, and art crafts (paint and sip, tie and dye), romantic movie night, photoshoot session, and bonfire night to end the day on a cozy note.

There are also some branded resort items that are perfect for gifting and as souvenirs.

With a team of professionals in place and the ever-enthralling nature, Lanre Sharafa Balogun, general manager of the resort, urged would-be guests to visit to experience ‘Love in Ikogosi’, which is specially packaged for them, and also to enjoy the resort’s serene environment.

‘‘From romantic dinners under the stars to relaxing spa sessions, our goal is to create a magical setting where love can flourish amidst nature’s beauty,” Balogun said.

The resort is a nature’s wonder, as it features warm and cold springs, with both melting at an intersection and yet maintaining their respective thermal pressure, all against an inviting natural and serene setting on the undulating hills of Ikogosi, a rural enclave in Ekiti State.