Frigid winter weather has kicked in, Ontario! That means it’s important to bundle up and take care of ourselves this season. And what better way to do so than with a spa day? Unfortunately, not all of us can enjoy some of these pleasures in life but when there’s a deal, it’s hard to ignore. If you have the chance and are interested in some R and R, you’ve come to the right place. A few of Ontario’s beloved spas and resorts are offering special deals on their services for the months of January and February.
From full spa experiences to massages, there are several promo deals out there and we’ve compiled a list of a few to look out for.
Treat yourself and your skin to some much-needed relaxation this winter.
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Scandinave Spa at Blue Mountain
This is the literal embodiment of a winter wonderland. It’s like a vacation in Scandinavia, without the 14-syllable words and canned fish. The hot spring at the Scandinave Spa is absolutely dreamy. In fact, a sign saying “enjoy the quiet” welcomes you into the springs.
For the best deal, take a spa day mid week during their Unwind Wednesdays. Save $10 off the regular rate when reserving the Thermal Journey ahead of time or walk-in.
This package includes two towels and a locker. Bring a bathing suit and robe or rent a robe for $12.
Don’t pass this up this winter.
Where: 152 Grey County Rd 21, The Blue Mountains
Vettä Nordic Spa
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Looking for a dreamy getaway from the city? Vettä Nordic Spa is a peaceful oasis hidden in a picturesque valley. This spa offers a traditional Finnish hydrotherapy circuit of heat, cold, and relaxation.
For February, Twilight pricing is available Sundays to Thursdays and spa goers can get special deals after 5 PM. You can get a $20 discount on Nordic Spa Access when you book after 5 PM on those specific dates.
From Monday to Thursday, after 5 PM, you can get Twilight Massage pricing and a $30 discount on spa access.
Where: 3210 Line, 3 Line North, Oro-Medonte ON
Ste. Anne’s Spa & Resort
Tucked along a quiet country road, you will find Ste. Anne’s Spa, one of Canada’s “top destination spas” of 2022. Featuring multiple hydrotherapy pools that include an Upper Lazy River Pool, Below the Falls Sitting Jet Pool, Upper Sitting Thermal Spa, the Yukon Plunge Pool, and a hot tub, your body will be relaxed in no time.
And for January, the spa and resort is offering a special, all day deal priced at $325 plus tax, per person. It includes a three course lunch, afternoon tea, a $150 spa & wellness allowance, a wellness class of your choice and complete use of the facilities such as outdoor meditative and therapeutic hydrotherapy pools, eucalyptus inhalation room, outdoor sauna, fire circle, hiking trails, Zen garden and more.
Where: 1009 Massey Rd, Grafton ON
Grail Springs Retreat
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This place is absolutely jam-packed with wellness features. We all need to become a better version of ourselves sometimes and there’s no way you could leave Grail Springs without feeling new and improved. Take a soak in the outdoor mineral tub, which opens your pores and eliminates toxins. You heard us right, it clears your skin.
Though they have several promotions, this one is just right! The 8th annual Winter Spa Fest kicks off in February and lasts the entire month. Enjoy 15% off spa treatments all month long and take part in their snowshoe excursions, hot chili chocolate by the campfire, and mini-spa tastings each day. There’s also a gift for you on check-in.
Where: 2004 Bay Lake Rd, Bancroft
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