ספא דברה בתל אביב - ספא אדמה

ADAMA SPA sits inside the Drisco (Debrah) Hotel on Ben Yehuda Street, pitched as the quiet counterpart to the hotel's lively culinary and design scene. It's a small, upscale hotel spa built around five treatment offerings, with rooftop bathtubs and a Jacuzzi for use before or after a massage.

Facilities include couples' treatment rooms as well as one private single room for guests who want full quiet, a gym, showers and changing rooms, a lounge with light refreshments and champagne. Packages lean toward pairing a 45-minute massage (solo or couples) with champagne, and some combine treatments with the hotel's breakfast, prepared under chef Eyal Shani. A spa-plus-overnight package is also offered at a special rate for couples.

A day pass runs 250 ILS, and the spa accepts outside guests, not just hotel residents. There's no on-site parking at the hotel; visitors use nearby paid lots. Opening hours run 9:00–18:00 Sunday through Thursday, and a shorter 9:00–16:00 window on Fridays ahead of Shabbat or holiday eves. The spa is closed Saturdays.

Given the champagne service, rooftop tubs and emphasis on couples' rooms, this reads as a place for a celebratory treatment or anniversary visit rather than a quick drop-in massage, though the day-pass option keeps it open to non-guests too.