A day at the spa should be an indulging experience without having to worry about anything - least of all spa-etiquette. So if you're thinking about how to make reservations, how to tip, what to wear etc., relax and follow these basic suggestions to make your spa experience truly enjoyable.

Date:   1/20/2010 5:55:56 AM ( 14 y ago)

A day at the spa should be an indulging experience without having to worry about anything - least of all spa-etiquette. So if you're thinking about how to make reservations, how to tip, what to wear etc., relax and follow these basic suggestions to make your spa experience truly enjoyable.

Spa etiquettes are commonly accepted but mostly unwritten rules that make your own spa experience and that of other guests more enjoyable.

1. Advance Booking
   Book as much in advance as possible. Appointments on weekdays are more easily available than those on weekends.
2. Cancellation
   If you must cancel your appointment, give the spa as much advance notice as possible. Guests who repeatedly cancel their appointments risk being accorded lower priority the next time they make an appointment.
3. Cell-Phones
   Leave cell-phones at home so that you can enjoy your spa session. But if you must carry it with you, turn it off or keep it on silent mode before entering the spa.
4. Children
   Spas are a great place to unwind and so it's advisable to not bring children along. Most spas offer therapies only to guests above 16 years of age.
5. Clothes
   Wear light clothing that's easy to change out of and into. Some spas offer guests disposable underclothes for any therapy which requires clothes to be taken off.

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