Jemma also wanted to support an initiative that was raising funds for the Grandparents raising Grandchildren Trust and Save our Babies Charitable Trust.
"It's been a challenging year. We've got two young children, so having a break like this gives us something to look forward to," said Jemma.
"Philip loves mountain biking and as a busy mum of two little kids, I can't wait for someone to look after me. A day of pampering at the Poly Pools sounds amazing."
The Festival in the Garden raised just over $7000 for Grandparents raising Grandchildren Trust and Save our Babies Charitable Trust.
The funds will also be used to support Zonta's International project - Strengthening the response to gender-based violence survivors in Papua New Guinea and Timor-Leste.
"Fundraisers like Festival in the Garden exemplify how vibrant and supportive a community like Rotorua can be – bringing together our people, local businesses and awareness to the causes we support," said Chris Stevens, Zonta Club of Rotorua president.
Managing director of Look After Me and Zonta Club of Rotorua member, Julia Anne, said it was a privilege to support Zonta and the Rotorua community.
"Looking after people is at the heart of what we do so this is a natural alignment with our company values," said Julia.
The Pamper Me Soak and Cycle Package is a new tourism product created by a local tourism collective, led by Look After Me Ltd.
"We know people are ready to try something new in 2021. Slow really is the new go and we hope Jemma and Philip enjoy their well-earned break," said Julia.