Spas in Milan

Located right in front of Galleria Vittorio Emmanuelle II, the spa at the Park Hyatt hotel offers a wide range of beauty treatments by Sisley, as well as wellness programmes.

Located in Lefay Resort, a beautiful 5-star hotel with wonderful views of Lake Garda, this spa not only offers a water circuit or beauty programmes, they have also developed health methods combining traditional Chinese medicine and western scientific research.

Located next to the train station, in the luxury 5-star Excelsior Gallia Hotel, this spa is the perfect spot to relax and unwind. Its 100m2 include an indoor pool and a private suite spa.

An oasis of peace, this spa is located in the C-Hotel in Cassago Brianza. Built around bright and essential spaces decorated with valuable materials, it has fabulous panoramic views.

Located in the 5-star Eden Roc hotel, right in front of Lake Maggiore. They have a large relaxation area, outdoor pools, a garden and sun loungers alongside the lake.

The Bulgari Spa is a serene and stylish sanctuary for body and mind. The spa is housed in a 17th century convent with neighbouring ancient botanical gardens. The interior is spacious and elegant with a zen sense of minimalism. An emerald green-walled hammam gives the impression of a precious jewel set before a gold mosaic swimming pool. The Bulgari Spa offers treatments ranging from massages, foot beauty and jet lag antidotes to Eastern therapies and rituals.

The ultra-modern, verging on futuristic, Exedra spa and wellness centre is the largest spa facility in Milan.

The natural hot water springs of Bormio derive from nine sources originating in the Dolomite rocks of Mount Reit. The health-giving properties of the mineral water flow to the baths unaltered by chemicals. The facility is laid out in the gardens surrounding the five-star 19th century Grand Hotel Bagni Nuovi and in the cavernous spaces of the hotel's basement. The complex has an earthy, wholesome ambience. Guests can rejuvenate in open air pools (surrounded by snow in winter), private hot-tubs, under high-intensity waterfalls and in Nordic-style log cabins. The springs are known for their natural exfoliating properties (due to mud suspended in the water). The spa can also be appreciated for traditional carpentry dating back to the 9th century.

Renowned hairdresser Fabrizio Lepri, together with Aveda, have created a salon and spa that fuses technical expertise in hairdressing with wellness and environmental responsibility - providing guests with a holistic experience. Eco-friendly details include rice paper panelling, chemical-free wall finishes and work station surfaces made from recycled plastic mobile phone covers. On offer at the salon are advanced hair treatments, massages, body revival and facials. And a full range of Aveda's botanically-based products.

Located in the Iseo Lago Hotel, the spa has been named after the legendary fairies that populated the lake in the 1700s.

Located on the shores of Lake Garda, this hotel's philosophy is to create a unique and peaceful atmosphere designed around the concept of global health. All of its 35 rooms have a terrace and a lake view. Part of your stay here involves taking part in a programme of treatments designed specifically for you by the hotel's team of medical experts. The packages tend to be weekly and are full board, including all of your treatments. Additional treatments are available on request.

Located in the Villa Sassa Hotel, in the centre of Lugano, this spa has a team made up of highly qualified specialists. A focus on aromatherapy underpins all their treatments.

Terme Milano is a spa housed in a magnificent Art Deco palazzo dating from 1908. The spa features Spanish gardens with hydro-massage mineral baths and a huge solarium enclosed by walls from the 16th century which were built by Ferrante Gonzaga. In addition to the baths, facilities include bio-saunas, hammam, Turkish baths and massage centre. Guests can enjoy a light buffet. The Terme Milano is open late on weekends and is ideally situated, after a rejuvenating session, to go all-night-clubbing in the Porta Romana area.

Most famously known as the place where San Pellegrino sparkling water comes from, this town has its own gently heated natural thermal spas and has been a popular tourist destination in the Lombardy region for hundreds of years.