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Spas with hotel guests only

Only available to overnight guests.

159 spas match, page 7 of 7

  • Carlsbad, California

    A hotel spa at the Sheraton Carlsbad Resort in Carlsbad, CA, open to hotel guests and via day pass, with an upscale price tier.

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  • St. Andrews, New Brunswick

    A hotel spa at The Algonquin Resort in St. Andrews, New Brunswick, offering ocean-view relaxation space with day-pass access for non-guests.

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  • Palm Beach, Florida

    A hotel spa inside The Ben, Autograph Collection in West Palm Beach, open only to guests staying at the hotel.

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  • Orlando, Florida

    A hotel spa at The Celeste Hotel in Orlando, open to hotel guests only, pitched as an upscale option for couples and families.

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  • The Dominick

    Hotel Spa

    New York City, New York

    Sisley Paris spa inside The Dominick, a five-star SoHo hotel, open to hotel guests only with a rooftop pool, fitness center and lounge.

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  • Huntsville, Alabama

    A hotel spa at The Westin Huntsville offering adults-only treatments, with day passes available alongside access for hotel guests.

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  • Los Angeles, California

    A hotel spa at The Westin Pasadena offering a relaxation lounge, open to hotel guests, with moderate day-pass pricing.

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  • Sedona, Arizona

    A boutique resort spa in Sedona with a heated pool, hot tub, yoga and massage, open only to hotel guests.

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  • Islamorada, Florida

    Hotel spa at Three Waters Resort and Marina in Islamorada, Florida, with outdoor baths, a pool and ocean views, open to resort 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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  • W Aspen

    Hotel Spa

    Aspen, Colorado

    A luxury hotel spa inside W Aspen, open to hotel guests only, with a relaxation lounge and on-site restaurant geared toward couples.

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