1 listing · Tyne and Wear
Day spas and hotel spas are the largest group in the directory and the one most people mean when they say they are "going to a spa". Newcastle's wellness offering is compact and friendly, with a strong tradition of public bathing behind it.
One listing currently offers day spa access in Newcastle, verified by our team. Listed prices run from £50 to £99. Visits are priced for 2 hours or 4 hours. It welcomes guests on its own premises. It is in Quayside.
The City Centre holds the hotel spas and the restored Victorian city baths, while the Quayside's riverside hotels sell spa days and evening packages that book out fast on weekends when the city fills with celebrations. Jesmond is the residential heart of it, with independent wellness centres, yoga studios and complementary practitioners around Osborne Road and a loyal, repeat clientele. Gosforth is quieter and books further ahead, with Pilates, reflexology and mindfulness courses well represented.
A typical venue combines a thermal area — sauna, steam room, a pool or vitality pool, often an outdoor hot tub — with treatment rooms for massage, facials and body treatments, plus a relaxation room and somewhere to eat. Most sell packages: a half or full spa day with one or two treatments, lunch and use of the facilities, or twilight sessions on weekday evenings. Hotel spas add the option of staying the night, and many open their facilities to non-residents through day passes and memberships.
The day spas listed here are in Quayside .
Between them, the day spas in Newcastle offer spa days, hydrotherapy pool, salt therapy, hammam and body wraps & scrubs.
Listed prices run from £50 to £99, depending on the length of the visit and what is included.
Not at the moment. The one listing offering day spa access in Newcastle welcomes guests on their own premises only.
The one listing here is in Quayside.
