relaxing
v.v. making you feel calm and less worried. You use this to describe activities or places that help you rest.
v. tending to reduce tension or stress; providing a sense of rest and tranquility.
A warm bath is very relaxing after a long day.
The hotel garden provides a relaxing atmosphere where guests can escape the noise of the city.
While some find high-intensity sports invigorating, others prefer the relaxing cadence of a slow walk through the countryside to clear their minds.
Typically used to describe an experience or environment rather than a person's internal feeling, which is usually 'relaxed'.
I feel very relaxing today.I feel very relaxed today.Adjectives ending in -ing describe the thing that causes the feeling; use -ed to describe the person experiencing the feeling.