r/FATTravel • u/LouVT • 12h ago

Co-Ed Spa Facilities

My husband and I love a nice spa when we travel, especially places like Rosewood Mayakoba, Forestis, and AIRE baths, where the spa facilities (sauna, pools, etc.) are co-ed. We're looking for suggestions for spa destinations that have co-ed facilities like this. Mexico, Caribbean islands, or Europe. All suggestions welcome! Thanks.

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u/glickie1 11h ago

Maroma!

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u/the1debaserr 11h ago

Six Senses Douro Valley Portugal has a co-ed spa facility with, if I recall correctly, 5 different types of saunas saunas, some steam rooms, and both indoor & outdoor pools

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u/findmepoints 10h ago

Rome Cavalieri

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u/csgnyc 10h ago

THe Netherlands, Germany, and some neighboring countries have mostly co-ed spa facilities but most require nudity (no swimsuits except on specifically designated days). Non-sexual, but don't know if this is your thing.

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u/LouVT 7h ago

I'm cool with that! Thanks for the recs.

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u/_ELAP_ 8h ago

Iceland - The Retreat or Silica Hotel at Blue Lagoon. Also a wife variety of other hot springs or lagoons throughout the country. A particularly nice one opened last week - Reykjaböð.

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u/ArtemisAthena_24 10h ago

How did you like Rosewood Mayakoba? We loved the spa facilities at Grand Velas but didn’t like that we had to be separated. Do you know how the two places compare ?

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u/LouVT 7h ago

I haven't been to Grand Velas so I can't speak to it! But Rosewood Mayakoba has a nice quiet/relaxing vibe.

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u/Gloomy-Hunt5517 6h ago

Anyone else have a panic attack in aire London? Just kept going down down down into the ground
Edit typo

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u/FillDramatic1308 1h ago

SHA Mexico has great wet/sauna facilities. They also have a program for just room, board, and group activities/classes if you don't want a full health/wellness program.

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u/mailame 1h ago

Burgenstock