11 Dreamy Valentine's spa deals in Dubai
This month, from the February 1 to 28, indulge in a romantic Couple's Spa Treatment at The Spa, Address Beach Resort. Enjoy a 45-minute or 90-minute treatment with panoramic views from the 75th-floor vantage point. The 45-minute treatment is priced at Dhs1,500 per couple, and the 90-minute treatment is Dhs2,968 per couple, both including exclusive access to the world's highest outdoor infinity pool. For a touch of extra indulgence, add a floating breakfast for Dhs777 per couple.
The Spa, Address Beach Resort, JBR. Tel: (0)4 879 8896. @addresshotels Talise Spa, Jumeirah Beach Hotel
Celebrate love all month long with the Romance Retreat at Talise Spa, Jumeirah Beach Hotel. This 120-minuteexperience includes 30 minutes in a private spa suite, followed by a 90-minute signature massage (choose between Jumeirah Inner Calm or Jumeirah Muscle Recovery). End your session with bubbly and pastries on the terrace. Priced at Dhs2,000 per couple.
Talise Spa, Jumeirah Beach Hotel, 1st Floor, Jumeirah Beach Hotel. Tel: (0)4 406 8821. @talisespa Talise Spa, Madinat Jumeirah
Talise Spa has curated a 180-minute couples' experience, starting with a 30-minute Heart Chakra Opening session, followed by private access to the couple's suite, complete with a jacuzzi, steam room, and sauna, and finishing with a 90-minute full-body massage to melt away stress. Priced at Dhs3,100 per couple.
Talise Spa, Madinat Jumeirah, Jumeirah Al Qasr, Al Sufouh 1. Tel: (0)4 366 6818. @talisespa Samana Spa
Samana Spa at Meliá Desert Palm is setting the mood for romance with a Valentine's Spa Package designed for pure relaxation. This indulgent experience includes a 60-minute massage, a 30-minute express facial or body scrub, and private 30-minute Jacuzzi time, complete with rose petals, candlelight, and a glass of sparkling beverage (alcoholic or non-alcoholic).
Samana Spa, Meliá Desert Palm, Al Aweer Road. Tel: (0)4 602 9311. @meliadesertpalm The Pearl Spa and Wellness, DIFC
Celebrate love and relaxation from February 9 to 28 with The Pearl Spa and Wellness' Heart & Soul Retreat. This 90-minute retreat features a 60-minute massage, a 30-minute express facial, and a keepsake gift of either a scented candle or sleep mist, priced at Dhs1,850 per couple. It's a perfect way to unwind and connect with your loved one.
The Pearl Spa and Wellness, The Four Seasons Hotel, Level GF, Gate Village, DIFC, Tel: (0)4 506 0000 . @fourseasons Ciel Spa
For romance with a skyline view, this February, Ciel Spa at SLS Dubai is offering two indulgent Valentine's spa deals. Enjoy 30% off Bellabaci treatments all month, blending deep tissue massage with ancient cupping techniques for ultimate relaxation. For couples, the 'Love is in the Air' package, from February 11 to 14, includes a 60-minute couples massage in a candlelit treatment room, followed by bubbly and fresh strawberries on the terrace with stunning skyline views, with complimentary access to the spa's state-of-the-art facilities and gym. Priced at Dhs1,600 per couple.
Ciel Spa, SLS Hotel, Marasi Dr, Business Bay, Tel: (0)4 607 0757. @cielspadubai Senses Spa, Kempinski Central Avenue
From February 8 to 15, treat your loved one to a luxurious couples massage at Senses Spa in the heart of Downtown Dubai. Choose between a 60-minute couples massage for Dhs1,050 per couple or a 90-minute massage for Dhs1,330 per couple, both packages including complimentary pool access. This indulgent experience is the perfect way to unwind and connect with your partner during the Valentine's season.
Senses Spa, Kempinski Central Avenue. Tel: (4) 438 8025. @kempinskicentralavenue The St. Regis Spa
Throughout the month of February, experience the exclusive Valentine's Ritual at The St. Regis Spa. This indulgent treatment includes a 30-minute raspberry-infused body scrub, a 60-minute bespoke massage with Cupuaçu butter, and a 30-minute mini refresher facial, all for Dhs1,390 per person. To complete your romantic escape, enjoy strawberries dipped in chocolate, a glass of bubbles, and a red rose.
The St. Regis Spa, The St. Regis Spa , Marasi. Dubai . Tel: (0)4 512 5516. stregisspadubai.com Coya Spa
On February 14, Coya Spa Premium invites couples to its private suite for the Romantic Retreat Package. This includes a 60-minute full-body massage, a 30-minute lavender or peppermint scrub, and a 30-minute Teami glow facial – all in a luxurious setting with access to saunas, jacuzzis, and steam rooms. Priced at Dhs1,360 per couple, and Dhs680 per person.
Coya Spa, 1st floor, Park Centre Mirdif. Tel (0)4 266 0067 . @coyaspapremium Santai Spa by Mandara, The H Dubai
From 10am to 10pm daily throughout February, indulge in the Valentine's Special Offer at Santai Spa by Mandara. This 75-minute treatment includes a quick introductory massage lesson and a 50-minute Balinese or Muscle Ease massage for Dhs799 per couple. Enjoy this romantic experience in a private couple's suite and unwind together in blissful serenity.
Santai Spa by Mandara, The H hotel, 1 Sheikh Zayed Rd, Trade Centre, Trade Centre 1. Tel: (0)4 501 8270. @thehdubai Sofitel Spa with L'Occitane
Sofitel Spa with L'Occitane is offering a 60-minute Couples Massage, featuring L'Occitane's signature oils in a tranquil setting. The package also includes access to the sauna, steam room, and jacuzzi. Upgrade your experience with a private poolside cabana and fully redeemable food and beverage credit for Dhs300, and Dhs750 per couple.
Sofitel Spa with L'Occitane, The Palm Jumeirah East, Crescent Rd. Tel: (0)4 455 6677. @sofiteldubaipalm
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