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Spa and wellness experiences can be booked at konfetti in 37 wellness locations across Germany and Austria – with 48 experiences currently available. Whether you're looking for a short break from everyday life or want to be pampered during a luxurious wellness weekend, spa and wellness offer exactly what you need to truly unwind. With an average rating of 5 stars from 31 reviews, spa and wellness is one of the platform's most popular relaxation experiences.
How much does a spa visit cost?
A spa visit costs between 15,00 € and 594,00 € and usually takes about 45 minutes to 23 hours 30 minutes, depending on the experience you choose. You'll find all further details directly in the respective event descriptions.
Here's a transparent overview for you:
| Spa & Wellness Providers | City | Type of Experience | Duration | Price per Person |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cool-Tours | Stuttgart | Outdoor hot tub with a refreshing drink | approx. 45 minutes | from €35 |
| Raum für Resonanz | Cologne | Sound bath with singing bowls and gong | approx. 1 hour | from €25 |
| KÄLTELOUNGE BERLIN | Berlin | Cryotherapy chamber at -150°C | approx. 30 minutes | from €46 |
What can you do at a spa?
A wellness visit isn't just about pampering and relaxing – it also offers plenty of ways to care for and regenerate your body. The most common wellness activities include:
- Sauna and steam bath: relax your muscles and strengthen your immune system.
- Massages: from classic full-body massages to special wellness massages that release tension and relieve deep stress.
- Whirlpools and thermal baths: the healing effect of warm water brings complete relaxation.
- Aromatherapy and relaxation courses: let calming scents and meditation techniques guide you into deeper relaxation, for example at a mindfulness workshop.
What does wellness include?
Wellness covers many different areas and goes far beyond a short sauna visit. Here's a brief overview:
- Exercise and fitness: sports classes such as yoga or Pilates are often part of the offer.
- Nutrition: many wellness hotels offer healthy, balanced menus geared toward holistic recovery.
- Cosmetics and beauty treatments: alongside body care, this includes facials, manicures and pedicures.
- Mental balance: meditation and mindfulness exercises are key parts of a relaxing wellness stay.
What can I expect from a wellness day?
If you opt for a wellness day, you can look forward to:
- Relaxation from head to toe: holistic approaches that relax body and mind.
- Various spa and sauna areas for deep relaxation.
- High-quality massages and beauty treatments.
- Aromatherapy and meditation for inner peace.
- Fitness and movement programmes such as yoga or Pilates.
- Healthy, balanced nutrition.
Who is wellness suitable for?
Wellness is basically suitable for anyone who needs a break from a stressful routine. It's especially rewarding for:
- Couples: enjoy time together and recharge on a wellness weekend for two.
- Stressed professionals: after long work weeks, a wellness retreat is the perfect way to unwind.
- People with physical complaints: wellness helps with tension, back pain or general exhaustion.
- Groups of friends: a day at the spa is also a lot of fun as a group, for example as part of a bachelor or bachelorette party.
What types of wellness are there?
There's a wide range of wellness offers tailored to different needs. Here are some of the most popular:
- Private spa: an exclusive wellness stay, ideal for a day of relaxation without an overnight stay.
- Medical wellness: a blend of medical care and wellness geared toward specific health needs.
- Thermal baths: relaxation in healing water, often linked to natural hot springs.
- Nature-based relaxation: if you'd rather find quiet outdoors, forest bathing is a calming alternative to a classic spa.
What is the difference between spa and wellness?
The term wellness refers to a holistic concept of health and well-being, covering both physical and mental recovery, often complemented by healthy eating and exercise. Spa, on the other hand, is usually a specific facility within a hotel or resort that focuses on water treatments (sauna, whirlpool, steam bath) as well as beauty treatments and massages.
