SPA center saunas in Milan, Italy
Hado Spa Milano
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.
QC Spa Milano
QC Spa Milano, long known as QC Termemilano, sits by the 16th-century Spanish walls near Porta Romana in a Liberty-style complex. Its wellness path includes Le Stube, a pine-scented sauna modelled on Valtellina houses, a bio-sauna inside a historic Milan tram carriage, a hay bio-sauna, an outdoor hydromassage pool with glass walls onto the old walls and an indoor cinema pool. Entry runs from 48 EUR in the evening to 68 EUR with no time limit and includes an evening aperitivo.
Hado Spa Milano
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.
QC Spa Milano
QC Spa Milano, long known as QC Termemilano, sits by the 16th-century Spanish walls near Porta Romana in a Liberty-style complex. Its wellness path includes Le Stube, a pine-scented sauna modelled on Valtellina houses, a bio-sauna inside a historic Milan tram carriage, a hay bio-sauna, an outdoor hydromassage pool with glass walls onto the old walls and an indoor cinema pool. Entry runs from 48 EUR in the evening to 68 EUR with no time limit and includes an evening aperitivo.