A private spa gives guests freedom, but it also comes with responsibility.
Following basic private wellness etiquette protects both your experience and the people who use the space after you.
Shower before using facilities
Most venues ask guests to shower before entering the hot tub or sauna.
This helps maintain water quality and hygiene.
Follow sauna rules
Use towels where required.
Avoid staying in extreme heat for too long.
Cool down and drink water between sessions.
Respect equipment
Do not place products in the hot tub unless the venue specifically allows them.
Oils, bath products or other substances can damage filtration systems.
Keep food in appropriate areas
Food and glass may be restricted near hot tubs and saunas.
Follow the individual venue’s rules.
Alcohol and heat
Alcohol can increase the risks associated with hot environments.
If alcohol is allowed, use moderation and prioritise hydration.
Respect the reservation time
Private wellness venues need time to clean and prepare the space between guests.
Leaving on time helps staff maintain hygiene standards.
Report problems
If something is broken or does not appear clean, inform the staff rather than trying to fix it yourself.
Respect each other
Etiquette is not only about the property.
Respect your partner’s comfort and boundaries.
If one person needs a break, take one.
If they do not want to use a particular facility, choose something else.
Good behaviour creates better experiences
Private wellness should feel relaxed and unrestricted, but simple rules exist for good reasons.
Hygiene, hydration, safety and mutual respect allow you to enjoy the atmosphere without unnecessary problems.
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