Anantara Spa Amalfi

Anantara Spa sits within the Convento di Amalfi Grand Hotel, a former monastery perched above the Mediterranean. The spa itself covers 125 square metres and is built around two couple rooms, each with its own sauna and steam room, plus a hammam suite, an emotional shower, and open relaxation areas looking out over the sea. A panoramic gazebo terrace adds another spot to unwind between treatments.

Treatments draw on Elemis, the British skincare line, alongside La Selva di Positano, a local brand working with regional botanicals like orange oil. Facials and body treatments range from salt scrubs and frangipani wraps to a Gua Sha massage using rose quartz. Therapists also incorporate citrus and lemon essences, a nod to the coastline's groves. Beyond standard spa treatments, the hotel offers personal training and breathwork sessions on request, and runs weekly yoga classes with a certified instructor, often held with coastal views as a backdrop.

This is a hotel spa first, meaning access is generally limited to guests staying at the property rather than outside day-pass visitors. Couples looking for a shared treatment experience are well catered to, given the two dedicated couple rooms. Given the setting - a historic monastery on the Amalfi Coast - and the luxury price tier, this fits travelers already booked into the hotel who want to build spa time into their stay rather than those seeking a standalone day-spa visit.