Wellness oases: The 4 best day spas in Stuttgart

Stuttgart, the vibrant capital of Baden-Württemberg, is mainly known for its internationally successful automotive industry. But those who work hard should also relax a lot! So more and more people (not only here) are looking for ways to escape the stressful everyday life and treat themselves to a break. Day spas are the perfect solution for anyone who wants to relax and revitalize without much effort or planning in advance. In this article you will learn everything about the best Day Spas in Stuttgart, their offers, advantages and tips for your perfect wellness day.

(Incidentally: You can find our day spa guides for other German cities here.)

What is a day spa?

A day spa is a facility that offers wellness treatments such as massages, facials, body treatments and more, without the need for an overnight stay like in a wellness hotel necessary. The focus here is on relaxation and regeneration – a Day spa visit should be perfect for a short escape from everyday life. Day spas often offer additional services such as saunas, whirlpools, and relaxation areas to help you leave behind everyday stress.

Why visit a day spa in Stuttgart?

Stuttgart is surrounded by charming nature and offers a relaxed atmosphere, ideal for bringing body and mind in harmony. Visiting a day spa in Stuttgart has numerous advantages:

1. Stress Reduction: The calm environment and relaxing treatments help you recover from everyday stress.
2. Health-promoting treatments: Regular visits to day spas can help relieve tension, promote circulation, and improve overall well-being.
3. Diverse offerings:** Stuttgart offers a wide range of spas to suit every taste, from large wellness oases to small, hidden gems.

The best day spas in Stuttgart

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Relaxing and antispasmodic: 60°C room temperature in the Roman Laconium at the Schwabenquelle

Schwabenquelle

For those who love it big: A classic in Stuttgart to enjoy a day off is the Schwabenquelle, where you can take a wellness world tour through 21 countries and cultural circles on an impressive 7,000 square meters. Saunas with over 30 daily experience infusion ceremonies - from 'sensual-meditative' to 'creative-exciting' - await you here, along with Roman or oriental steam baths, a Caribbean bath lagoon, or an Icelandic geyser bath. Relaxing hammam treatments and massages round off the even larger offering. Please note: The Schwabenquelle is textile-free throughout the year in saunas, steam baths, and water areas, except on Fabric Day, which takes place on the first Saturday of each month.

Opening hours

May to September: Mon to Sun from 10:00 a.m. to 10:30 p.m.

October to April: Mon to Sat from 10:00 a.m. to 11:30 p.m. and Sun from 10:00 a.m. to 10:30 p.m. (Day ticket from 46.50 euros)

Contact

Plieninger Str. 100, 70567 Stuttgart

Phone : +49 (0)711 72 52 53

E-Mail: info@kanto.de

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Ready for a pedicure in the boudoir of Mama Spa?

Mama Spa

"With Mama as the origin and epitome of femininity, we are dedicated to lovingly caring for all women – whether young or old, with or without a baby bump!" states the Mama Spa website in Stuttgart. Experience a relaxing day here with beauty treatments individually tailored to you with natural cosmetic products or treat yourself to a break in the Finnish sauna, steam tepidarium, or infrared cabin. Special feature of Mama Spa: pampering pregnant women and young mothers with treatments developed by midwives and doctors developed treatments.

Opening hours

Thu to Sat from 10 am to 6/7 pm (from 29 euros)

Contact

Augustenstraße 2, 70178 Stuttgart

Phone: 0711 6581 9292

Email: hello@mamaspa.de

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Pool with a view at the Mawell Resort in Langenburg

Mawell Resort Langenburg

If you are willing to drive a little out of Stuttgart, you will find a particularly beautiful place to relax at the Mawell Resort in Hohenlohe. In addition to multi-day recreational vacations, the wellness hotel also offers great day spa deals. Swim your laps in the 50-meter long indoor activity pool, admire the new experience showers with foam in CineMawell, or enjoy the panoramic sauna, the infinity forest pool, or the rock area with a salt grotto on the tower deck, 200 meters above the valley.

Opening hours

Mon to Sun: 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. (Day Spa from 89 euros)

Contact

Roseneck 5, 74595 Langenburg

Tel.: +49 7905 9414-0

Book appointments: info@mawell-resort.de

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The heated outdoor pool of the Staufeneck Castle Hotel

Burghotel Staufeneck

From downtown Stuttgart, you can reach Burghotel Staufeneck near Göppingen by car in about 45 minutes. There you can spend a relaxing day in the day spa of the wellness hotel, which is situated high up on a green hill and whose location alone clears your head. Selected beauty and wellness treatments such as scrubs, hyaluronic treatments as well as soothing massages do their part for mind and soul. More relaxation is provided by the panoramic outdoor pool, aroma and steam saunas, brine cave, and adventure showers. Note: The day spa is not open to external guests on weekends!

Opening hours

Mon to Thurs: 1 p.m. to 8 p.m. (65 Euros including provision of a sauna bag with towels and bathrobe, slippers, tea & water station)

Contact

Burghotel Staufeneck, 73084 Salach

Email: info@burg-staufeneck.de

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Most important tip for your day spa visit: Relax!

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Tips for your day spa visit

To get the most out of your day spa visit in Stuttgart, you should consider a few tips:

1. Booking in advance: Day spas are often in high demand, especially on weekends and holidays, so it's advisable to book your appointment in advance.
2. Arrive early: If possible, arrive earlier to enjoy the facilities and relaxation area before your treatments begin.
3. Inform the staff: If you have specific concerns, such as Illnesses or specific preferences, do not hesitate to inform the spa staff so that you can adjust your treatment.
4. Drink enough water: Hydration is important, especially after treatments such as massages or sauna sessions. Make sure you drink enough water..
5. Relax: Leave everyday stress behind and take the time to relax!

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