Madrid · MASSAGE
Good massage tours fill up weeks ahead and the great ones go first. Below: the 12 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Relax in Madrid’s Hammam Al Ándalus with thermal pools, steam, mint tea, and a 45-minute oil massage in a Moorish-style setting.
“Nice facility but they don't let you wear anything on your feet and they doin't provide any. I didn't like walking around with bear feet on wet slippery tile.”
Relax in Madrid’s Hammam Al Ándalus with warm pools, mint tea, and a 30-minute essential-oil massage in a historic setting.
“The experience was great, the people and massage were amazing. This is a place of quit. But some of the customers were chatty , and 1 couple was making out in the pool. If only people could just close there mouth for a hour and enjoy the adult experiance would have been really great to just zen.”
Relax in Madrid’s three thermal pools, steam room, mint-tea lounge, and enjoy a scented 15-minute massage at Hammam Al Ándalus.
“It was the best thing I gifted myself after an overseas flight. Very welcoming staff. They transfer you to many centuries back when they pamper you with warm towels, mint tea and rose oils. Locker room is very safe for your belongings with keypad locks. Pools varies from cold to warm to hot with steam room and you can alternate as you please. Followed by a perfect massage (if you book it). Tea room and hot stone benches for you to relax and just absorb the luxury. Great experience.”
Review of Madrid Day Spa’s private one-hour deep tissue massage, with practical details on price, location, comfort, value, and cancellation.
“Absolutely fantastic massage! It was exactly what I needed, and the quality was top-notch. The location is super convenient, making the experience even better. Highly recommend – 5 stars!”
Madrid’s Hammam Al Ándalus pairs thermal baths, mint tea, a Kessa exfoliation, and a 30-minute massage in a calm 90-minute retreat.
“It was a great experience, my first time and definitely not my last. Very calm atmosphere and the place was easy to find in the city. Loved the blower at the dressing rooms.”
Review of Hammam Al Ándalus Madrid’s Midra 30, with a traditional kessa scrub, massage, mint tea, practical tips, and value advice.
“El masaje lo más recomendable, salí que no sabía ni andar. El lugar muy relajante, con mucho silencio.”
Trade Madrid’s dry city air for a eucalyptus or lavender hammam, deep tissue massage, and foot reflexology at a central day spa.
“The most relaxing spa Ive had to date. The reflexology was a great detail that made the experience more memorable. Thanks to Carmen and Jackie for making our day!”
Unwind in Madrid with Arabian baths, mint tea, scented oils, and a 60-minute massage at Hammam Al Ándalus near Atocha.
“The Hammam is very traditional and beautifully furnished. They have many nice extras like a variety of teas and waters and the bathrooms are fully equipped with all the necessities' and luxury toiletries needed for bathing and showering. The Read more”
Rest tired feet in central Madrid with a one-hour reflexology massage, foot bath, organic spa setting, tea, and Turkish Hammam options.
“After spending four days on our feet site seeing this has rejuvenated our feet to go on. Very clean place and pleasant people.”
A private 60-minute full-body massage in central Madrid, with relaxing or deep pressure, flexible solo or couple bookings, and free cancellation.
“Olga was professional and knowledgeable. She addressed my neck and back pain and I left feeling so much better. Highly recommend.”
Aruksa Thai Massage in Madrid offers a one-hour Balinese treatment with stretching, acupressure, kneading, tea, and flexible cancellation.
“La verdad que te dejan nuevo y se nota que son profesionales.”
Review of Aruksa Thai Massage in Madrid, a private one-hour oil massage with clear pricing, practical tips, and booking advice.
“Wonderful relaxation and enjoyment. We love the place, the girls. Just tea after massage might be great, no tea was offered.”
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