I own a popular hotel in Vermont and we’ve started to look at the prospect of opening up a spa within our establishment. In planning for this addition, I have come up with many ideas to include. I surveyed many people within the hotel to ask them what they would prefer to see if we were to have a spa because it’s always important to directly ask the clientele you are serving. Apparently, the most resounding responses told us to bring in saunas.
The purpose of a spa is to cater to all your leisure needs and encourage you to unwind while you receive quality treatment. With saunas, this takes it to the next level because you can directly contribute to your own relaxation by sitting down and enjoying the luxurious warmth. You don’t need a massage therapist there to make you feel like jelly. Although if you would like, you can get a massage and then go to one of the saunas afterwards. It would be like a double-treatment with twice the sauna benefits.
After much discussion with my staff, we are planning to purchase several large model saunas and put them in rooms that seat more than four people. Then we will also buy the smaller models for the person who wants to have a solitary repose to himself. We would charge slightly more for this service but I have no doubt that it would be worth it.