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Spa Barak

Jerusalem, Jerusalem District

A hotel spa in Jerusalem with sauna, hot tub and thermal pool, open to walk-ins and day-pass guests most days of the week.

Spa treatment table set with candles, glasses, and towels in dim lighting
  • Treatment room with massage beds, sink, shelving, and ambient lighting
  • Spa Barak photo 3
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At a glance

Spa Barak is the spa inside the Vert Hotel in Jerusalem, open to hotel guests and outside visitors alike. The core setup is straightforward: a sauna, a hot tub and a thermal pool, which covers the basics of a hotel-style wellness stop rather than a sprawling resort-style complex.

Access is easy to plan around. It's a walk-in, day-pass spa, so there's no requirement to be staying at the hotel to use the facilities. It's also listed as family friendly, which is worth knowing if you're weighing whether to bring kids along rather than treating it as an adults-only retreat.

Hours shift through the week, which matters for timing a visit. Sunday through Wednesday runs on the longer side, with Sunday opening at noon and running to 10pm, and Monday and Wednesday stretching from 9am to 10pm. Tuesday and Thursday close earlier, at 7:30pm, while Friday and Saturday have shorter weekend hours, 9am to 4pm, in line with Jerusalem's Shabbat schedule.

Pricing sits in the moderate range for the area, the kind of tier where a day pass is a reasonable add-on rather than a splurge, though exact rates aren't listed here and are worth confirming directly. For specifics on treatments, package pricing or whether booking ahead is required, the spa's own site or a phone call is the better bet, since the listing itself sticks to the basics: what's on site, when it's open, and how to get in.

Good to know

Do I need to be a hotel guest to use Spa Barak?
No, it's open to walk-ins and day-pass visitors, not just guests staying at the Vert Hotel.
What facilities does the spa have?
A sauna, a hot tub and a thermal pool are the listed amenities.
What are the opening hours?
Hours vary by day: Sunday 12pm–10pm, Monday and Wednesday 9am–10pm, Tuesday and Thursday 9am–7:30pm, and Friday/Saturday 9am–4pm.
Is it suitable for families?
Yes, it's classified as family friendly.
How much does a day pass cost?
Pricing falls in the moderate tier, but exact day-pass rates aren't listed; confirm current prices directly with the spa by phone or website.

Details checked October 2, 2026. Prices and hours change; confirm before you go.

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