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Spas with hotel guests only

Only available to overnight guests.

131 spas match, page 6 of 6

  • Scottsdale, Arizona

    A hotel spa at the 65-acre Fairmont Scottsdale Princess resort in North Scottsdale, open to overnight guests with sauna, steam room and pool access.

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  • Palm Beach, Florida

    Oceanfront resort spa at the Four Seasons Palm Beach, open to hotel guests only, with thermal pool, relaxation lounge and ocean-view pool deck.

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  • Catskills, New York

    Adults-only resort spa in the Catskills with sauna, hot tub, yoga studio and overnight stays for hotel guests only.

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  • Big Island, Hawaii

    A hotel spa at Hilton Waikoloa Village on Hawaii's Big Island, with a pool and thermal pool, open to hotel guests.

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  • Santa Barbara, California

    A hotel spa inside Hotel Californian in Lower State, Santa Barbara, with a thermal pool and relaxation lounge, open to hotel guests only.

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  • Huntington Beach, California

    An adults-only hydrotherapy circuit with hot tub, sauna and steam room for guests staying at this beachfront Hyatt Regency resort in Huntington Beach.

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  • Scottsdale, Arizona

    A resort spa at JW Marriott Phoenix Desert Ridge with a thermal pool, relaxation lounge and on-site café, open to hotel guests and day-pass visitors.

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  • West Bay, Bay Islands Department

    A beachfront resort spa on Roatán's West Bay Beach with a hydrotherapy circuit, thermal pool and ocean views, open only to hotel guests.

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  • Austin, Texas

    A lakeside resort spa on Lake Travis in Lakeway, Texas, with pools, outdoor baths and treatments, open only to hotel guests.

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  • Two Bunch Palms

    Hot Springs

    Palm Springs, California

    A hotel-guests-only desert resort in Desert Hot Springs built around natural mineral hot spring pools, with spa treatments and overnight stays.

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  • Orlando, Florida

    Resort spa at a lakefront Orlando timeshare property near Universal, with sauna and steam room access included in treatments.

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