Spa retreats and massage in Victoria, Australia
NB. prices obviously subject to change!
see also:
mobile masseurs:
Angelo:
excellent deep tissue Swedish massage; affordable ~$60-70/hr depending on area;
can come to your home or work (north-western suburbs and inner Melbourne)
ph: 0414 389 500
59 Cromwell St, Collingwood ph: 9419 0268
opened in 1999 as the 1st public traditional Japanese bath house (sento) in Australia
Hepburn Day Spa Armadale:
1100 High St, Armadale. ph: 9500-2221 email: hepburndayspa@netspace.net.au
Hepburn Spa St Kilda sea baths:
St Kilda beach - site of the old sea baths - ph: 9525 3011
sea water swimming pool
3rd floor Crown Towers, Melbourne CBD
403 Bay St, Port Melbourne
Your Sanctuary Day Spa:
154 Church St, Brighton ph: 9593 3950
Natskin Day Spa:
264 Coventry St, Sth Melbourne ph: 9699 3090
Hilton on the Park, Level 2, 192 Wellington Pde, East Melbourne ph: 9412 3190
Sunshine Ave, Kealba (not far from Sunshine Hospital) or Watergardens Shopping Centre, Sydenham
Near Melbourne (within 90min drive):
5 Tenth St Hepburn Springs ph: 5348 2111
Queensberry Studio Spa & Massage:
23 Queensberry St Daylesford (near Wombat Hill)
over 40 therapists
44 Ingrow Lane Daylesford
accommodation on 20acre forest/farm estate
massage, mud wraps, hydro jacuzzi, herbal & mud baths, floatation, Turkish steam baths, Vichi & Swiss shower
accommodation
heated indoor pool; tennis court; BBQ area;
ph: 5258-4738
Ballarat:
Dandenongs Ranges /Yarra Valley:
Hilton Yarra Valley Spa Resort:
opening 2003
Healesville skin, beauty & spa centre:
102 Maroondah Hway, Healesville ph: 5962 1912
(2.5-3hr drive from Melbourne)
80 Meninya St Moama NSW ph: 03-5482-3011 email madison@madisonspa.com.au
also: swimming pool, communal spa pool, accommodation, restaurant
Breathtaker on High spa retreat:
situated on Mt Buller itself (2.5-3hr drive from Melbourne)
relaxing water area (sauna, spa, indoor heated pool, and soon outdoor snow spa) available free for hotel guests or those booked for treatments
accommodation, restaurant
children not allowed!
highly recommended as a quiet, relaxing, & indulgent get-away for couples over summer
NB. over summer, Mt Buller is very quiet with < 100 people on the mountain and as a result there are no shops open apart from a very small mini-mart at the Arlberg Hotel, and meals are available at only 3 places - the Arlberg Hotel for pub meals, Vic Ski Assoc for bistro meals & the Breathtaker Hotel for more upmarket meals
NB. summer on the alps is similar temperatures to Melbourne in June (ie. avg 7min-16max degC)
check out standby accommodation rates on http://www.wotif.com
accommodation may be too expensive & busy over winter peak season