By Kate Fleming. So, what is the best massage in Melbourne? Image credit: Sense Of Self supplied. One of the newest day spas to open their doors in the city has quickly found a top spot in best massages Melbourne lists like these and for good reason. Every detail has been thought of here, from the music to the natural tones throughout the space.
Let the city melt away and get in touch with yourself again. Nestled in the heart of the CBD, Izumi is a day spa and wellness oasis that effortlessly delivers supreme relaxation through its array of Japanese and Asian-influenced techniques. If you're feeling particularly tense you could opt for the deep tissue or if you're wanting something a little more holistic the Hawaiian-style Lomi Lomi is a slow-paced massage, purpose-designed to provide long-lasting relaxation while restoring energy levels and balance.
Out in the leafy suburban streets of Ringwood , this tranquil little day spa has been lauded as one of the best massages in Melbourne. Natskin offers an epic minute session that features a full body massage as well as the added bonus of an Indian-style scalp massage—making sure that relaxation hits from head to toe.
Alba leaning on the geothermal springs across the hectare property with over 31 stunning pools—some of which can be booked privately. Alba has 22 expansive spa treatment rooms, including a steam room, Vichy shower, and single or double massage rooms.
Visitors can choose from more than 30 spa services encompassing facials, full-body massages and water-based treatments. Book a spa package here. Image credit: Aurora Spa supplied. The chic new addition accommodates up to 60 people and features hydro-therapy and magnesium float pools, thermal experiences like a Nordic-style sauna, halo therapy salt suite, and even a glacial mist room.
