A walk-in recovery studio in Santa Fe's DeVargas Center offering cryotherapy, infrared sauna, compression, red light and IV drip therapies.
At a glance
- Price
- $$
- Good for
- Adults onlySolo travelers
- Price
- Moderate
Restore Hyper Wellness sits in the DeVargas Center shopping plaza off Paseo de Peralta, part of a national chain built around recovery and biohacking rather than traditional spa treatments. The Santa Fe location runs as a walk-in studio with no appointment required, though membership plans are available for regulars.
The menu covers 18 treatments built around four core modalities — cryotherapy, infrared sauna, compression therapy and red light therapy — plus an IV drip and IM shot program that includes standard hydration and nutrient blends, NAD+ formulations, and Niagen (NR) drips aimed at cellular energy and recovery.
For people who come back often, three membership tiers are on offer. Level Up runs $170 a month for 8 credits, Elevate is $260 a month for 14 credits, and Core is $300 a month for 31 credits; credits cover core therapies, and the two lower tiers allow redemption toward IV drips as well. Memberships require a three-month commitment and 30 days' notice to cancel, with unused Core credits expiring monthly.
The studio is geared toward adults and solo visits rather than couples' spa days — this is a stop for a single cryo session, a sauna reset, or an IV drip on the way to somewhere else, not a half-day retreat.
Good to know
- Do I need an appointment?
- No, walk-ins are welcome, and a membership is optional if you plan to visit regularly.
- What are the hours?
- The studio is open 10am–7pm Monday, Wednesday through Friday, and 11am–5pm on weekends; it's closed on Tuesdays.
- How much does a membership cost?
- Three tiers are available: Level Up at $170/month (8 credits), Elevate at $260/month (14 credits), and Core at $300/month (31 credits), all usable for core therapies like cryotherapy, sauna, compression and red light.
- Can membership credits be used for IV drips?
- Yes, on the Level Up and Elevate tiers, four credits can be redeemed for an IV drip with two signature nutrients or a high-dose drip; Core tier credits are for core therapies only.
- Is this a traditional spa with massages and facials?
- No, it's a recovery and wellness studio focused on cryotherapy, infrared sauna, compression, red light therapy and IV/IM nutrient treatments rather than massage or esthetics; confirm current treatment details directly with the studio.
Details checked October 2, 2026. Prices and hours change; confirm before you go.
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