Quintocanto Sea SPA is the Quintocanto hotel's second spa, set inside the Palermo Marina Yachting complex on the Molo Trapezoidale. Its wellness area has a pool with hydromassage and chromotherapy, a Finnish sauna, a Turkish bath and a lounge, plus a Private SPA for couples and rooms for massage and beauty treatments. The wellness route costs €45 per person for one hour or €60 for 90 minutes. It opens Monday to Saturday 1–7 PM and is closed on Sunday.
Aloe SPA & Wellness fills a floor of the Grand Hotel Piazza Borsa, a hotel in Palermo's historic centre, and is open to non-guests by reservation. The wellness route combines a sauna, emotional showers with aromatised mist, a eucalyptus steam bath, a hydromassage tub and a herbal-tea relaxation area, at €35 for 60 minutes or €45 for 90. A small hotel gym sits alongside. The spa opens daily 9 AM to 7 PM.
Nerolavica Wellness & SPA is the spa of the four-star Hotel Plaza Opéra, finished in lava stone in black and grey tones. The 60-minute single entry, €45 with slippers, bathrobe and towel, covers a Turkish bath, a Finnish sauna, a hydromassage pool, chromotherapy and aromatherapy showers and a relaxation area; 5 and 10-entry packs are sold. The whole spa can be booked for exclusive private use at €180 per hour. A Matrix-equipped gym sits alongside.
Palazzo Santamarina is a luxury suite hotel off pedestrian Via Maqueda whose spa route runs through a restored Second World War air-raid shelter. It holds a thermal pool with two waterfalls, a Roman tepidarium with seats at 26° and 36°C, an emotional shower, a Finnish sauna, a Turkish bath and a temperature-controlled Himalayan salt room. A private couples' spa adds a hydromassage pool and a couples' Finnish sauna. The site does not say whether non-guests can book.
Quintocanto Hotel & SPA is a design hotel in a 16th-century palazzo on Corso Vittorio Emanuele, steps from the Quattro Canti. Its spa route covers a Turkish bath, a sauna, a chromotherapy shower and a heated pool with hydromassage and a cervical waterfall, with herbal teas in the relaxation area; one hour costs €45. A private hammam room hosts black-soap savonage and kessa-glove scrubs, from €75 for 90 minutes. Hotel guests get 20% off the spa list.
The Wellness Club of Hotel Porta Felice, a four-star hotel in a noble palazzo in the Kalsa quarter, is open to non-guests. Its wet area holds a sauna, a steam bath with aromatic essences, emotional showers, a hydromassage tub and a relaxation area with herbal teas. The 75-minute wellness route costs €40 including slippers, towel and bathrobe. It opens daily 3–9 PM, and every service must be booked through the 24-hour reception.
Quintocanto Sea SPA is the Quintocanto hotel's second spa, set inside the Palermo Marina Yachting complex on the Molo Trapezoidale. Its wellness area has a pool with hydromassage and chromotherapy, a Finnish sauna, a Turkish bath and a lounge, plus a Private SPA for couples and rooms for massage and beauty treatments. The wellness route costs €45 per person for one hour or €60 for 90 minutes. It opens Monday to Saturday 1–7 PM and is closed on Sunday.
Aloe SPA & Wellness fills a floor of the Grand Hotel Piazza Borsa, a hotel in Palermo's historic centre, and is open to non-guests by reservation. The wellness route combines a sauna, emotional showers with aromatised mist, a eucalyptus steam bath, a hydromassage tub and a herbal-tea relaxation area, at €35 for 60 minutes or €45 for 90. A small hotel gym sits alongside. The spa opens daily 9 AM to 7 PM.
Nerolavica Wellness & SPA is the spa of the four-star Hotel Plaza Opéra, finished in lava stone in black and grey tones. The 60-minute single entry, €45 with slippers, bathrobe and towel, covers a Turkish bath, a Finnish sauna, a hydromassage pool, chromotherapy and aromatherapy showers and a relaxation area; 5 and 10-entry packs are sold. The whole spa can be booked for exclusive private use at €180 per hour. A Matrix-equipped gym sits alongside.
Palazzo Santamarina is a luxury suite hotel off pedestrian Via Maqueda whose spa route runs through a restored Second World War air-raid shelter. It holds a thermal pool with two waterfalls, a Roman tepidarium with seats at 26° and 36°C, an emotional shower, a Finnish sauna, a Turkish bath and a temperature-controlled Himalayan salt room. A private couples' spa adds a hydromassage pool and a couples' Finnish sauna. The site does not say whether non-guests can book.
Quintocanto Hotel & SPA is a design hotel in a 16th-century palazzo on Corso Vittorio Emanuele, steps from the Quattro Canti. Its spa route covers a Turkish bath, a sauna, a chromotherapy shower and a heated pool with hydromassage and a cervical waterfall, with herbal teas in the relaxation area; one hour costs €45. A private hammam room hosts black-soap savonage and kessa-glove scrubs, from €75 for 90 minutes. Hotel guests get 20% off the spa list.
The Wellness Club of Hotel Porta Felice, a four-star hotel in a noble palazzo in the Kalsa quarter, is open to non-guests. Its wet area holds a sauna, a steam bath with aromatic essences, emotional showers, a hydromassage tub and a relaxation area with herbal teas. The 75-minute wellness route costs €40 including slippers, towel and bathrobe. It opens daily 3–9 PM, and every service must be booked through the 24-hour reception.