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Spas with reservation required in United States

11 spas match

  • Las Vegas, Nevada

    Adults-only hotel spa at Resorts World Las Vegas with a six-pool hydrotherapy circuit, salt room, and a themed Aufguss sauna show on weekends.

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  • Spa

    Hotel Spa

    Austin, Texas

    Adults-only hotel spa at the Fairmont Austin with nine treatment rooms, a hydrotherapy circuit, sauna and cold plunge, open daily with day passes available.

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  • Spa Rosa

    Hotel Spa

    Palm Springs, California

    Adults-only hotel spa at Tommy Bahama Miramonte in Indian Wells with 15 treatments, eucalyptus steam rooms, a hydrotherapy jacuzzi and saltwater pool.

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  • Austin, Texas

    A fifth-floor hotel spa inside JW Marriott Austin with eight treatments, a heated rooftop pool and a 16-plus minimum age.

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  • San Diego, California

    Adults-only hotel spa in Carmel Valley with a hydrotherapy circuit, two fireplace lounges, and a $100 day pass covering pools and fitness facilities.

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  • Park City, Utah

    A hotel spa in Park City with seven treatment rooms, hydrotherapy tub and steam rooms, open to guests by reservation, minimum age 16.

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  • Asheville, North Carolina

    Adults-only hotel spa in Asheville with a fiber-optic-starred lap pool, waterfall pools, saunas and an electronics-free policy; day passes are limited and

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  • Houston, Texas

    A 20,000-square-foot hotel spa in Houston's Westside offering a biohacking facial machine, hydrotherapy circuit and co-ed relaxation lounge, by appointment

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  • Shou Sugi Ban House

    Destination Spa

    The Hamptons, New York

    Adults-only destination spa and 12-room retreat in Water Mill, offering hydrotherapy, yoga, spa treatments and overnight stays by reservation.

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  • Spa Adeline

    Hotel Spa

    Carmel-by-the-Sea, California

    A hotel spa inside Carmel-by-the-Sea's Hyatt Regency Monterey property, with hydrotherapy, sauna and a relaxation lounge for guests and couples.

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