Upscale adult-only day spa in Roma Norte with a six-treatment menu built around massage, skin care and one of the city's more elaborate hydrotherapy circuits.
At a glance
- Price
- $$$
- Hotel guests only
- No
- Access
- Walk-ins welcome
- Amenities
- Hydrotherapy circuit
- Good for
- Adults only
- Price
- Upscale
Nima Urban Spa sits on Calle Colima in Roma Norte, a walk-in day spa rather than a hotel amenity, open to adults for treatment bookings rather than day-pass soaking. The menu runs to six core categories: personalized healing rituals, a body and massage program built on holistic protocols, treatments drawing from international bodywork traditions, a newer "Quantum Wellness" line aimed at deeper physical imbalances, skin care using natural and botanical ingredients, and a detox/hydrotherapy program centered on what the spa describes as one of the more sophisticated hydrotherapy circuits in Mexico City.
There's no day-pass option here — access is tied to booking one of the six treatment categories, and the hydrotherapy circuit functions as part of that experience rather than a stand-alone soak. The spa is not restricted to hotel guests, so anyone in the neighborhood can walk in or call ahead.
Hours are generous and consistent: open daily from 8:30am to 8pm Monday through Saturday, and from 9am to 8pm on Sunday, which makes it workable for an early appointment before work or a longer wind-down on a weekend afternoon. The upscale price tier suggests treatments sit above budget day-spa rates, though exact pricing isn't listed and is worth confirming by phone or through the website before booking. Given the range of offerings — from skin treatments to full ritual-based sessions — it's worth deciding in advance which category you're after, since the experience and length will vary considerably between a facial and a full hydrotherapy-based ritual.
Good to know
- Can I buy a day pass just to use the hydrotherapy circuit?
- No, Nima Urban Spa does not offer a stand-alone day pass; the hydrotherapy circuit is accessed as part of a booked treatment.
- Do I need to be a hotel guest to visit?
- No, it's a day spa open to walk-ins and is not restricted to hotel guests.
- What are the opening hours?
- It's open 8:30am to 8pm Monday through Saturday, and 9am to 8pm on Sunday.
- How much do treatments cost?
- Exact prices aren't listed; the spa is positioned as upscale, so confirm current rates by phone (55 6090 7667) or via the website before booking.
- What kinds of treatments are offered?
- Six categories: personalized rituals, massage and bodywork, treatments drawing on global healing traditions, a Quantum Wellness program, natural-ingredient skin care, and a detox/hydrotherapy circuit.
Details checked October 2, 2026. Prices and hours change; confirm before you go.
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