What is the AIRE spa experience?
LUXURIOUS RITUALS, BODY MASSAGES & THERMAL BATHS AIRE spaces are temples dedicated to the relaxation of body and mind where time does not exist. Inspired by the tradition of ancient Roman, Greek, and Ottoman baths, the AIRE experience always takes place in restored historical buildings located in city centers. The signature AIRE experience consists of 90 minutes of bath time with our hot, cold, warm, ice baths, 2 steam rooms.AIRE’s flagship experience includes 30 minutes in a private wine bath, a cranial massage with a hair mask, followed by a 45-minute relaxing body massage and thermal baths. It also includes a tasting of a glass of Matarromera wine and a selection of cheeses.
How much does it cost to go to AIRE London?
Look, this isn’t one of London’s cheapest spas: prices start north of £100 for basic access to the baths. Then there are various add-ons (massages, scrubs, aromatherapy or even a wine bath) that can take the price up to several hundred a head. So it’s definitely a treat – but well worth it. It’s also regarded by many as one of the most beautiful and quaint cities in the country and is in fact a UNESCO World Heritage site in itself. Due to its attractive nature and popularity with tourists, Bath can be an expensive city to live in. It’s only 8% less expensive than London (not including rent).But despite my penchant for soaking—and the impressive eye candy promised on the company’s website—I was a little skeptical about whether the Aire baths are worth the hefty $96 entry price ($106 on weekends).Look, this isn’t one of London’s cheapest spas: prices start north of £100 for basic access to the baths. Then there are various add-ons (massages, scrubs, aromatherapy or even a wine bath) that can take the price up to several hundred a head. So it’s definitely a treat – but well worth it.
How does Aire Spa NYC compare to other spas?
Unlike other spas designed for a full day of lazing with a group, Trillo says, Aire focuses on privacy. For starters, it limits the number of people it hosts each hour, so you’ll never step into a crowded bath or steam room and feel like an accidental plus-one at a bachelorette party. Probably one of the more well-known and most recent films to choose AIRE as a New York film location, John Wick turns the baths into a multi-level club, with the spa section being a more intimate, VIP area. There’s LED lighting, bottle service, and even some calming world music playing in the background.