Spa and Skin Care Experience with Massage and Drink in Antalya

Antalya has no shortage of hammams and hotel spas, but this small Konyaalti spa offers a tidy, western-style treatment with a clear schedule: sauna, salt room, massage, facial care, and a hot drink. The full 105-minute plan gives you enough time to slow down rather than squeeze in a quick rubdown between sightseeing stops.

I like the choice of massage length and the practical extras. You can book a 60-minute massage, or choose the 105-minute version with a mini facial and aqua peeling. I also like that the staff can work in English, Turkish, or Russian, which makes it easier to explain pressure and comfort.

The main thing to consider is location. Therabliss is in Hurma, in the Konyaalti district, rather than Antalya’s old town. The experience also has a maximum of four participants, so availability may be limited on popular dates.

Key points at a glance

• A full 105-minute treatment: 30 minutes of sauna, salt room, and relaxation time, followed by 60 minutes of massage and 15 minutes of mini facial care.
• A shorter 60-minute choice: 30 minutes in the spa areas, a 30-minute classical massage, and tea with Turkish delight.
• Three language options: Professional therapists speak English, Turkish, or Russian.
• A calm finish: Herbal tea or another hot drink and Turkish delight are served in the lounge or relaxation area.
• Clean, compact setting: The changing rooms and showers are reported as tidy, with an English medical form available.
• A small group limit: No more than four people are accepted for the activity.

What the Antalya spa program includes

The experience takes place at Therabliss Spa & Beauty Therapy, at Hurma, 254. Sk. No:11 / B in Konyaalti. You return to this same location at the end, so there is no second drop-off point to arrange.

You have two program lengths to choose from. The 105-minute option is the fuller treatment and the one I would choose if you want a proper spa break. It includes 30 minutes using the sauna, salt room, and relaxation area, followed by 60 minutes of massage and 15 minutes of mini facial care.

The 60-minute option is more compact. It gives you 30 minutes in the sauna, salt room, and relaxation area, then a 30-minute classical massage. Both versions include one hot drink and Turkish delight in the lounge or relaxation area.

That distinction matters. The shorter option is useful if you have a tight schedule or mainly want a massage. The longer plan gives you more treatment time and adds facial care, so it makes better sense if you are paying for a dedicated afternoon or evening of rest.

Starting with 30 minutes in the sauna and salt room

The first part of both programs is set aside for the sauna, salt room, and relaxation area. This is not just filler before the massage. It gives you time to change, settle down, and let your body loosen before treatment begins.

A sauna can be especially welcome after a full day walking around Antalya. The salt room adds a different atmosphere from a standard spa area, while the relaxation zone gives you a place to sit quietly before or after the treatment.

You do not need to rush straight into the massage. One useful tip is to arrive early if you want to make the most of this portion. One person arrived 40 minutes before the scheduled start and had time to use the sauna and salt room. The published program allows 30 minutes for these areas, so any extra time may depend on the spa’s schedule and how early you arrive.

The changing rooms and showers have been kept clean and orderly. An English-language medical form is available, which is helpful if you are not comfortable handling health questions in Turkish.

Choosing between 30 and 60 minutes of massage

The 60-minute program includes a 30-minute classical massage. That is enough for a focused treatment, but it is not the same as an hour of hands-on massage. Half of the scheduled time goes to the sauna, salt room, and relaxation zone.

The 105-minute program gives you a full 60-minute massage. You can choose from the spa’s massage catalog, and the professional therapists speak English, Turkish, or Russian. If you care about pressure, areas to avoid, or a particular style, this language choice makes a real difference.

A 30-minute massage suits you if you want simple relief and do not want to spend much time at the spa. The 60-minute massage makes more sense if you regularly book massages or want treatment that does not feel hurried.

The available information does not name individual therapists or list every massage style in the catalog, so you should ask at the spa about the exact options when you arrive. The advertised classical massage is the clearest choice in the shorter program.

The mini facial and aqua peeling

The 15-minute mini facial is part of the 105-minute plan. It includes facial cleansing and dark spot removal through an aqua peeling application.

This is a short skincare treatment, not a long facial with several separate stages. Think of it as a useful finishing service after the massage. It adds a little skincare to the appointment without turning the visit into a full beauty treatment.

If you are mainly interested in massage, the facial should not be the reason to choose the longer plan by itself. The stronger value comes from the combination of the 60-minute massage, the spa areas, and the facial. The aqua peeling also means you may want to tell the therapist about sensitive skin or any concern before treatment begins.

The sequence is sensible. You warm up and relax first, receive the massage, then finish with facial care. Afterward, you can sit in the lounge or relaxation area with a hot drink.

Tea, Turkish delight, and the pace of the visit

The hot drink and Turkish delight are small touches, but they help the experience feel complete. The service takes place in the lounge or relaxation zone rather than ending abruptly when the treatment is over.

This is also a good point to manage expectations. The drink is one hot beverage, not a meal or a long refreshment service. It is a pleasant pause after the massage and facial, especially if you want to sit for a few minutes before heading back into Antalya’s busy day.

The spa’s atmosphere has been described as clean, comfortable, and different from a more traditional Turkish spa. That may appeal to you if you want a western-style treatment room and a clear treatment plan rather than a classic hammam ritual.

You may also see a small cat at reception. It is a charming detail, though anyone with allergies should keep it in mind.

How the service feels in practice

The strongest part of this experience is the staff. The reception is warm, the medical form is available in English, and the therapists can communicate in three languages. That helps turn a massage from a generic service into something you can adjust to your needs.

Professionalism also matters in a spa. Clean changing areas and showers set the right tone before treatment. The reported combination of tidy facilities, considerate staff, and capable massage therapists gives the place a more polished feel than a quick walk-in massage shop.

Still, this is a compact spa with a maximum of four participants. That can be a benefit if you prefer a quieter appointment, but it also means you should not assume same-day space will be available. The experience is booked, on average, about seven days ahead, so planning around your Antalya schedule is sensible.

No guide leads you around the city, and there is no sightseeing element. The value comes from the treatment itself, the clean facilities, and the time set aside for rest.

Is $62.46 a fair price?

At $62.46 per person, the 105-minute plan is priced above a basic local massage but below many high-end hotel spa treatments. You are paying for more than hands-on treatment: the session includes the sauna, salt room, relaxation area, a full hour of massage, mini facial care, and a hot drink with Turkish delight.

The comparison with hotel spas is useful, but not exact. A luxury hotel may offer a wider range of facilities, longer opening hours, or a grander setting. Therabliss focuses on a smaller treatment, and the lower price reflects that simpler format.

I see the best value in the full program if you want several services in one appointment. The shorter option may be better value for a quick massage, but remember that it includes only 30 minutes of classical massage.

The price is also easier to justify for people who regularly pay for massages. If you only want a quick shoulder treatment, the 105-minute plan may be more time and money than you need. If you want a complete reset during a stay in Antalya, the combination is reasonable.

Who will enjoy this most

This experience suits you if you want a clean, organized spa rather than a traditional Turkish bath. It is also a good fit if you appreciate being able to communicate in English, Turkish, or Russian and want treatment from a professional therapist.

I would recommend the 105-minute program for:

• Couples or friends who want a shared spa outing
• People taking a break from sightseeing in Antalya
• Massage regulars who want a full 60-minute treatment
• Anyone interested in adding light facial care to a massage
• Visitors staying in or near the Konyaalti district

The 60-minute option suits you better if your schedule is tight, you mainly want a classical massage, or you do not care about the facial treatment.

It may not suit you if you are looking for a traditional hammam ceremony, a large resort spa, or a full beauty treatment with a long skincare consultation. The experience is also not a city tour, so it will not replace an activity in Antalya’s old town or along the coast.

Practical planning for your appointment

The spa is near public transportation, which helps if you are not staying in Hurma. The meeting point is Therabliss Spa & Beauty Therapy, Hurma, 254. Sk. No:11 / B, 07130 Konyaalti, Antalya. The activity ends back at the same place.

Confirmation is provided when you book, and most people can participate. Since the group limit is four, check your date early if you are traveling during a busy period.

Wear something easy to change out of and allow enough time for the spa portion. Arriving 40 minutes early worked well for one appointment, but you should not assume the facilities will be available before the scheduled start. The listed program itself includes 30 minutes for the sauna, salt room, and relaxation zone.

Free cancellation is available if you cancel at least 24 hours before the local start time. Cancellations or changes made less than 24 hours ahead are not refunded or accepted.

Should you book Therabliss Spa in Antalya?

I would book it if you want a reasonably priced, small-scale spa appointment with a full massage, simple facial care, and a calm finish. The 105-minute option offers the clearest value, especially for anyone who would otherwise pay separately for a massage and facial.

Choose the 60-minute plan if you want something shorter and more focused. Before treatment, ask which massage styles are available, explain your preferred pressure, and mention any skin sensitivity before the aqua peeling.

The decision comes down to your idea of a spa day. If you want polished basics, friendly multilingual staff, clean changing areas, and several treatments in one visit, this is a sensible choice in Konyaalti. If you want a grand hotel setting or a traditional Turkish bath, spend your money elsewhere.

FAQ

Where does the spa experience take place?

It takes place at Therabliss Spa & Beauty Therapy, Hurma, 254. Sk. No:11 / B, 07130 Konyaalti, Antalya, Türkiye.

How long is the full spa program?

The full program lasts about 105 minutes. It includes 30 minutes of sauna, salt room, and relaxation-area use, 60 minutes of massage, and 15 minutes of mini facial care.

Is there a shorter treatment option?

Yes. The 60-minute program includes 30 minutes in the sauna, salt room, and relaxation area, followed by a 30-minute classical massage and one hot drink with Turkish delight.

What languages do the therapists speak?

The professional therapists speak English, Turkish, or Russian.

Is a drink included?

Yes. Both program options include one hot drink and Turkish delight in the lounge or relaxation area.

What is the cancellation policy?

You can cancel for a full refund up to 24 hours before the experience start time. Cancellations or changes made less than 24 hours before the start are not refunded or accepted.