The Spa at Hotel Ivy
The full-service spa inside the Hotel Ivy. Massages, facials, body treatments, and a relaxation lounge. Open to non-guests and one of the more thoroughly luxurious hotel-spa experiences in the metro.
A long winter teaches a city to take wellness seriously. The Twin Cities has a small but growing set of serious spas, sauna and bathhouse experiences, and reset spaces. Some are sleek hotel productions, some are loose Northeast warehouse operations, all are useful when the daylight gets short.
A Northeast Minneapolis communal sauna and cold-plunge spa built around the Nordic ritual: hot, cold, rest, repeat. Multiple sauna types, cold plunge pools, quiet rest rooms, and a mostly-coed format. The right move when the city has been frozen for sixty days.
The full-service spa inside the Hotel Ivy. Massages, facials, body treatments, and a relaxation lounge. Open to non-guests and one of the more thoroughly luxurious hotel-spa experiences in the metro.
A west-metro wellness center in Minnetonka with pools, fitness, yoga, massage, and a holistic-wellness orientation. The combination of facilities under one roof is hard to find anywhere else in the metro.
A Twin Cities salon-and-spa operation with multiple metro locations. Reliable across hair, skincare, and massage, with the kind of consistent service that makes it the default for a lot of locals.
A small St. Paul healing-arts space focused on bodywork, energy work, and a quieter wellness register than the bigger spas. Personal, unhurried, and less of a production.
A mobile Finnish-sauna operation that pops up at lakes and parks across the metro through the winter. Reservation-based, communal, and the simplest way to experience a real lakeside sauna without owning a cabin.