Sometimes we just need a break and while enjoying delicious food or letting our hair down at parties can be good, what about a well-deserved spa day instead? One where you can fully relax, enjoy some peace and quality self-care time just decompressing. Enter Spa Nes with its All Day Spa Pass (S$68) where you can spend all day literally just relaxing.

The all-day pass entitles you to a 5-course premium set meal and free-flow refreshments including hot and cold beverages and snacks. Most importantly, feel free to spend copious amounts of time relaxing in various facilities.

First, head to the rain shower to have a luxuriant wash before heading into the pools. Then dip into the hot pool and feel the tension in your muscles melt away into the heat of the water. Love a good cold pool? Head to the cold pool and feel invigorated while boosting your immune system and blood circulation. 

Next, head to the sauna for a good sweat session and follow that with some time in the steam room which will help to lower your blood pressure and improve circulation too. Once you’ve finished making your rounds through the facilities and still feel like you need more, feel free to visit your favourite facilities again and make the most of your all-day pass.

Otherwise, your pass also entitles you to access to the VIP lounge with smart TV entertainment, if you’re looking to chill for a bit (maybe with a magazine or favourite read loaded in your Kindle or Kobo in hand!).

And if you’re ready to call it a day, a full range of toiletries is provided for you to wash up before you leave.

At S$68 for this all-day spa pass inclusive of a full 5-course meal and free-flow refreshments along with a lovely suite of facilities, it’s definitely a value-for-money deal for a great day at the spa!

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Relax in the hot stone sauna, where you’ll find the floor covered in small, smooth stones warmed to a temperature of 38 to 45 degrees celsius. You’ll be surprised how comfortable it is to lie on the stones, especially when they’re warm! If you constantly suffer from aching muscles, the pressure from the stones is great for loosening those knots.

Plus, the sauna also has warm himalayan salt walls that provide additional therapeutic benefits, and free tea to keep you hydrated. Priced at just S$15 for a 60-minute session, the hot stone sauna is really quite worth it.

Besides the hot stone sauna, they also offer a variety of massage, wellness, and traditional Chinese medicine services at fairly affordable prices to give you the full spa experience. 

Those who enjoy the hot stone sauna will probably also like the Hot Stone Massage (S$68), which is more effective at releasing tension from your body than a regular massage due to the heat from the stones. 

Alternatively, the Full Body Tui-na Massage (S$50 for 60 mins, S$75 for 90 mins) will target all the sore spots in your body and leave you completely relaxed by the end. 

If you’d like to target specific areas instead, the spa also has a Head Massage Treatment (S$38 for 30 mins), as well as Foot Reflexology (S$28 for 40 mins, S$38 for 60 mins) services. 

With a hot stone sauna and affordable massage services, this spa is one you’d definitely want to check out next time you’re in need of a spa day!

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But the best part of this spa is the Heiwa Wellness Spa Signature Package (from S$149.05) includes a full-body massage, spa facilities like the onsen soak, infra sauna, and steam bath, and a premium Japanese meal to top it all off.

First things first, this authentic Japanese spa is a one-stop destination that seeks to provide wellness lovers with a luxurious and premium massage and spa experience in Singapore. Situated at Harbourfront Centre, you’ll find a specifically curated range of facilities and services here.

If you plan to go down for the Heiwa Wellness Spa Signature Package, the 60-minute full-body massages included in the package that you can choose from are the Aromatherapy or Swedish Massage. Alternatively, you can also opt to top up an additional S$30++ if you’d prefer to go for the Detox or Deep Tissue Intense Relief Massage.

They will recommend that you enjoy the spa facilities before having your massage, so feel free to spend some time alternating between the Mineral Rich Onsen, Steam Bath or Full Spectrum Infra Sauna.

Once done, head over to your room for your massage, settle in and relax as your masseuse works their magic. 

And after that, finish off your experience by tucking into a premium Japanese meal included in the package!

(FYI, Heiwa Wellness & Spa also has a gourmet Japanese Restaurant specialising in quality omakase recipes with a head chef that was trained by Japanese masters in Tokyo, so you know the bento set is bound to be good.)

This is definitely another spa to add to your list of wellness go-tos for when you’re in the mood to treat yourself!

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A month and a Phase 2 later, the cafe finally opened its doors on 22 August and real-life pictures of the establishment have been released. If you’re as curious as I am, here’s a first look at Joya Onsen Cafe.

First look at Joya Onsen Cafe 

Joya Onsen Cafe claims to be an oasis of relaxation and from its first look, we’re sold. The cafe is partitioned by shoji screens and decked with wooden elements, creating a Muji, zen-like aesthetic without even trying. 

Located at Upper Jurong Road, the Japanese onsen is just nine minutes away from Joo Koon MRT station — a big win for the Westies. 

Purchase a full day pass at S$38 and you’ll be able to access the establishment’s facilities at your own pace — there’s no need to rush through everything when time is on your hands. 

Upon entering the premises, head to the changing room where you’ll get to don an elegant yukata at no extra cost for an authentic experience. Disposable underwear will be provided for you to wear underneath and there are also hair ties to keep your tresses in place.

For those who are wondering, you will have to strip down to your birthday suit to enter the baths. If it makes it any less awkward, the public baths are gender-separated — your lady bits and crown jewels will only be exposed to people of the same sex.

A shower station is provided along with bathroom essentials such as shower gel, shampoo, and conditioner. You don’t have to wash your hair, but we recommend a quick body rinse for hygiene purposes. 

The hot pool’s water is optimised at 40 degrees, but if the heat is getting to you, you can take a dip in the ice bath or have a drink at the water dispenser provided. 

Saunas have been traditionally used to produce a feeling of relaxation and if you’ve been feeling vexed at work, opt to visit the one at Joya Onsen Cafe and sweat it all out. 

Once you’re done with the baths, freshen up at the vanity stations and head on to the tatami-inspired cafe to treat yourself to some refreshments. 

Sushi rolls, sashimi, and ramen are available here, but we recommend going for their desserts instead.

We’ve heard that the Hokkaido Honey Milk Ice Cream (S$3.40) is to die for. But for the ultimate indulgence, dive right into the ice cream parfaits instead. Priced from S$5.40, you’ll get to enjoy the velvety Hokkaido milk ice cream with extra toppings such as fruits, crystal jelly balls, cornflakes and more.

To warm up your tummy, you can also try the simple Hokkaido Milk (S$4).

The public full-day pass for adults is available for S$38, but you can top up an extra S$7 to include a set of onsen refreshments. If you’re coming with a loved one, you can also book a private onsen room at S$120/couple for more privacy. 

We hope that the first look this article provides helps you in deciding if Joya Onsen Cafe is worth the trip! From a new mega-sized go-kart track to an authentic Japanese bathhouse, it seems like the West is brimming with activities. 

More information on Joya Onsen Cafe can be found here.

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