Hado Spa is a day spa inside the Hotel Cristoforo Colombo on Corso Buenos Aires, with its own independent entrance. Its spa path combines a sauna, a Turkish bath and a hammam with a relaxing pool with chromotherapy and a waterfall, an ice fall and a lounge with herbal teas and fresh fruit. Three hours on the spa path cost 60 EUR per person or 120 EUR per couple, and hammam rituals with black-soap scrubs are sold alongside. It opens 10 AM to 9 PM on weekdays and to 8 PM at weekends.
Terme De Montel fills the restored 1921 De Montel stables opposite San Siro stadium and draws certified thermal water from 396 metres below Milan. Its 16,000 m2 park has 10 thermal pools at 34 to 38 °C, 22 °C cold pools, four saunas including a Russian banya and a salt sauna, a steam bath, a hammam and a salt tepidarium, with daily Aufguss ceremonies included in every entry. Swimwear is required throughout. Entry runs from 49 EUR late night to 99 EUR for a full day.
The Grand Spa of the five-star Palazzo Parigi hotel on Corso di Porta Nuova calls itself the largest and loveliest spa in the city. Facilities include a large indoor pool opening onto a terrace over a private garden, a jacuzzi, a Finnish sauna, a steam bath, an emotional shower, an ice fall and a hammam that can also be hired privately, plus a Moroccan-style Royal Hammam suite in pink marble for massages. It is open daily from 9 AM to 9 PM.
The spa of The Hub Hotel sits on the 14th floor with views over Milan, beside a heated panoramic pool with a counter-current swimming system. Its spa path of sauna, Turkish bath, hydromassage tub, emotional showers and a chromotherapy relax area is open to hotel guests and outside visitors for a fee: 30 EUR for one hour or 50 EUR for two, and 50 or 80 EUR for couples. Spa hours are Tuesday to Friday 2 PM to 8 PM and Saturday noon to 7 PM.
Hado Spa is a day spa inside the Hotel Cristoforo Colombo on Corso Buenos Aires, with its own independent entrance. Its spa path combines a sauna, a Turkish bath and a hammam with a relaxing pool with chromotherapy and a waterfall, an ice fall and a lounge with herbal teas and fresh fruit. Three hours on the spa path cost 60 EUR per person or 120 EUR per couple, and hammam rituals with black-soap scrubs are sold alongside. It opens 10 AM to 9 PM on weekdays and to 8 PM at weekends.
Terme De Montel fills the restored 1921 De Montel stables opposite San Siro stadium and draws certified thermal water from 396 metres below Milan. Its 16,000 m2 park has 10 thermal pools at 34 to 38 °C, 22 °C cold pools, four saunas including a Russian banya and a salt sauna, a steam bath, a hammam and a salt tepidarium, with daily Aufguss ceremonies included in every entry. Swimwear is required throughout. Entry runs from 49 EUR late night to 99 EUR for a full day.
The Grand Spa of the five-star Palazzo Parigi hotel on Corso di Porta Nuova calls itself the largest and loveliest spa in the city. Facilities include a large indoor pool opening onto a terrace over a private garden, a jacuzzi, a Finnish sauna, a steam bath, an emotional shower, an ice fall and a hammam that can also be hired privately, plus a Moroccan-style Royal Hammam suite in pink marble for massages. It is open daily from 9 AM to 9 PM.
The spa of The Hub Hotel sits on the 14th floor with views over Milan, beside a heated panoramic pool with a counter-current swimming system. Its spa path of sauna, Turkish bath, hydromassage tub, emotional showers and a chromotherapy relax area is open to hotel guests and outside visitors for a fee: 30 EUR for one hour or 50 EUR for two, and 50 or 80 EUR for couples. Spa hours are Tuesday to Friday 2 PM to 8 PM and Saturday noon to 7 PM.