Are you someone who has fought cancer or who is currently fighting cancer? Did you help someone you love during their journey? Well, Hotel Viking wants to pamper you this weekend.

On Sunday, December 17th, Hotel Viking’s SpaFjor will be offering a special Day of Grace with complimentary pampering and relaxation for those currently on a cancer journey as well as to proud survivors and current caregivers.

Visitors will be able to choose from the spa’s specialized treatments including a 50-minute Sea of Life Facial, 50-minute Relaxation Massage, Signature Pedicure or 25-minute Scalp, Hand and Arm Massage.

Day of Grace visitors to SpaFjor will also be able to enjoy full day access to complimentary valet parking, the indoor pool and jacuzzi, fitness center, steam rooms and relaxation room.

SpaFjor has been helmed as a year-round hotspot and refuge for both locals and tourists. The staff has created exotic custom-designed spa experiences that promote health, wellness, and utter relaxation. On December 17th, the SpaFjor staff will focus their efforts on Day of Grace participants, making sure every client can unwind and enjoy the ultimate spa experience.

Not sure if you’re a caregiver? The American Cancer Society defines caregiver as the person who most often helps the person with cancer and is not paid to do so. Caregivers may be partners, family members, or close friends. Most often, they’re not trained for the caregiver job. Many times, they’re the lifeline of the person with cancer.

Appointments are required and can be made by calling SpaFjor, 401-848-4848.

For more information about SpaFjor, visit http://www.hotelviking.com/spa/.

Ryan Belmore

Ryan Belmore is the Owner and Publisher of What'sUpNewp.  He has been involved with What’sUpNewp since shortly after its launch in 2012, proudly leading it to be named Best Local News Blog in Rhode Island by Rhode Island Monthly readers in 2018, 2019, and 2020 and an honorable mention in the Common Good Awards in 2021.

He currently serves on the Board of Directors for Potter League For Animals. He previously served on the boards of Fort Adams Trust, Lucy's Hearth, and the Arts & Cultural Alliance for Newport County.

In 2020, he was named Member of the Year by LION and won the Arts & Cultural Alliance of Newport County's Dominque Award.

He is a member of Local Independent Online News (LION) Publishers, the Society of Professional Journalists, and the North American Snowsports Journalists Association.

Born and raised in Rhode Island, he spent 39 years living in Rhode Island before recently moving to Alexandria, Virginia, with his wife and two rescue dogs. He still considers Rhode Island home, and visits at least once a month.