Spa & massage · ITALY MASSAGE AND SPA
Where to book a treatment in Italy, best first. The 15 below are priced a head, with how long each one runs and what the room is actually like.
Review of QC Termemilano in Milan, with pools, saunas, unusual wellness rooms, value advice, practical tips, and what to expect.
“I could not recommend this spa enough its one of the BEST I have ever been to, from the welcoming staff, amenities & experiences I am definitely pleased to say I would 100% come back to Milan from London just for this spa!! 10/10”
Review of QC Termetorino in Turin, with thermal pools, saunas, palace rooms, buffet details, practical tips, price, and booking advice.
“Beautiful spa with loads of luxury experiences, and outdoor heated pools. The complimentary 45minutes of food and drinks on the evening was the perfect break. Only let down would be that the changing rooms are very small and their wasn’t enough seats and space for people to get ready after.”
Review of Pré Saint Didier’s luxury evening spa entry, with mountain pools, saunas, Aperiterme, practical tips, price advice, and drawbacks.
“Good value Spa with amazing scenery. Lots of different pools and rooms to explore and Good quality appetisers and 2 drinks included in the price. Only downside was it was very busy!”
Review of Terme Stufe di Nerone near Naples, with thermal pools, saunas, mud baths, transport tips, costs, and practical advice.
“Getting there from Naples was harder than welcome anticipated as it involved a rail replacement bus connection but it was worth it when we arrived. We explored the outdoor pools first, feet nibbling fish in one and mud at the next with a 'greenhouse' to sit in to let the mud dry!! Signage wasn't great and we nearly didnt find the natural thermal pool and sauna inside th3 building. This was definitely the highlight. Beware though, bathing hats compulsory at the indoor pool and we were stopped but reception very kindly gave us one each.”
Review of Chianciano Terme’s Sensory Spa, with thermal pools, saunas, quiet rooms, practical tips, price advice, and what to expect.
“Le Terme Sensoriali di Chianciano Terme offrono un’esperienza di benessere pensata per rallentare e riconnettersi con i propri sensi. Il percorso comprende vasche termali calde, saune, bagno turco, docce emozionali e sale relax dedicate a profumi, musica e tisane. L’atmosfera è silenziosa e avvolgente, perfetta per staccare dalla routine. Molto piacevole la vasca esterna immersa nel verde, ideale soprattutto nelle giornate più fresche. Le sale sensoriali invitano a prendersi tempo, senza fretta, lasciandosi guidare da luci soffuse e suoni rilassanti. Un’ottima scelta per chi desidera qualche ora di calma e silenzio nel cuore della Valdichiana.”
Review of Amalfi’s Argillarium Experience in Minori, with Roman-inspired baths, clay rituals, massage, practical tips, and honest value advice.
“It is a timed experience. They guide you through each activity. Bring your swimsuit. They provide shower shoes and a wrap (which acts as a robe) and a towel. Bring lotion as none was provided. Also I recommend not wearing makeup because they provided a face clay (and body clay). My favorite part was the steam room.”
Relax in Roman baths, saunas, pools, and gardens at CastelBrando’s Princess Spa, set inside a 2,000-year-old castle in Veneto.
“I was so impressed, the only thing I would ask for is please have some fresh water stains”
Review of Fabio Piattellini’s private one-hour massage in Arezzo, with stretching, hot shower, herbal tea, practical tips, and honest value advice.
“Great masssge. Prompt, professional, accommodating. Offered to come to us for massage saving us taxi rides. I highly recommend.”
Review of Favignana’s 8-hour boat tour from Marsala, with snorkeling, coastal coves, wine tasting, free time, and practical booking advice.
“The guide cancelled on us but did he not tell us beforehand and he did not tell Viator. We even reached out the day before to confirm but he did not respond or take the time to tell us the tour had been cancelled. We showed up to the meeting point the day of and no one showed up. As a result, we couldn't book another boat on such short notice and wasted our last day in Sicily. Very unprofessional and unreliable so would not recommend these guys.”
QC Terme Roma review: assess the pools, Roman estate, treatments, price, rules, and practical details before booking this Rome spa day.
Review of Otium Spa’s private Roman bath and couples massage in Minori, Amalfi Coast, with itinerary, price, tips, and practical advice.
“Kind of a fun modern take on a Roman bath. Lots of watery, sauna type experiences to start then the massage. The massage was excellent and it was very interesting overall. Would recommend o. A rainy day on the Amalfi coast.”
Float in Marsala’s pink salt pans, follow changing salt levels, and relax on the crust with practical tips on costs, access, facilities, and value.
“esperienza carina si potrebbe pagare anche un poco meno per quello che viene offerto ma comunque è da fare”
Relax at QC Termetorino in central Turin with outdoor tubs, 33 wellness activities, historic architecture, and five-hour to full-day access.
A detailed guide to Lecce’s three-hour women-only mindfulness massage, including what to expect, value, cautions, and booking tips.
“BART CONTERIO con le sue sedute non offre un semplice massaggio ma una vera e propria esperienza di isolamento fisico e mentale dalla routine quotidiana. Con la giusta fiducia nella sua professionalità mi ha condotto ogni volta verso una riflessione sulla mia interiorità e ad una maggiore consapevolezza e sensibilità del mio corpo. Da provare più volte e senza preconcetti.”
Review of Agnano Terme near Naples, with six thermal pools, saunas, nature, aperitif, practical tips, value, and what to expect.
“Moment de détente dans un cadre idyllique et calme”
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