Spa and Skin Care Experience with Massage and Drink in Antalya

A quiet reset can rescue a busy Antalya trip. This Konyaalti spa visit combines sauna and salt room time with a professional massage, and the longer plan adds a mini facial plus tea and Turkish delight. I like the clean facilities and small group limit of four. I also like the choice of massage styles and therapists who speak Russian, Turkish, or English. The main consideration is that the full 105-minute program costs more time than a quick hotel treatment, and the facial is tied to the longer option.

Therabliss Spa & Beauty Therapy is a practical pick when you want a polished spa setting without committing to a full day. You meet at the Hurma address, use the relaxation facilities, receive your treatment, and finish at the same place. The experience is especially appealing if you value clear communication, tidy changing rooms, and a quiet finish with a warm drink.

Key points to know before booking

• The 105-minute plan gives you three stages: 30 minutes in the sauna, salt room, and relaxation zone, followed by 60 minutes of massage and 15 minutes of mini facial care.
• The 60-minute plan is shorter and simpler: 30 minutes of sauna, salt room, and relaxation time, plus a 30-minute classical massage and a hot drink with Turkish delight.
• Therapist languages include English, Turkish, and Russian, which makes it easier to explain pressure, comfort, and treatment preferences.
• The facial uses aqua peeling for cleansing and dark spot removal, but it belongs to the longer program.
• The setting is designed for a small number of people, with a maximum of four participants.
• The listed price is $62.46 per person, a fair figure for the longer treatment if you want several services in one visit.

Starting in Konyaalti at Therabliss

Your visit begins at Therabliss Spa & Beauty Therapy on 254. Sk. No:11 / B in Hurma, part of Antalya’s Konyaalti district. The activity ends at the same address, so you do not need to plan a second meeting point or find your way to a separate treatment room afterward.

The spa is near public transportation, which helps if you are staying elsewhere in Antalya. The supplied details do not give a hotel pickup service, so I would plan to reach the address independently and allow enough time to arrive calmly.

The maximum group size is four. That does not mean every booking will have four people, but it does tell you this is not built around a large crowd moving through a busy Turkish bath circuit. A small group can make check-in and treatment arrangements feel more personal.

One useful touch is the medical form in English. That matters more than it may sound. A clear form gives you a proper chance to note health concerns before treatment, rather than trying to explain everything quickly at reception.

Choosing between 60 and 105 minutes

The two programs suit different kinds of spa days. The 60-minute option gives you 30 minutes in the sauna, salt room, and relaxation zone, followed by a 30-minute classical massage. You also receive one hot drink and Turkish delight in the lounge or relaxation area.

This is the better choice if your schedule is tight or you mainly want heat, quiet, and a straightforward massage. It is also easier to fit around sightseeing in Antalya. You get a useful break without turning the appointment into the central event of your day.

The 105-minute program gives you the fuller treatment. It includes the same 30 minutes of sauna, salt room, and relaxation time, then a 60-minute massage chosen from the spa’s catalog, followed by 15 minutes of mini facial care.

That extra massage time is important. Thirty minutes can loosen muscles and give you a basic reset, but a full hour allows the therapist more time to work at a steady pace. You are less likely to feel that the treatment has just begun when it is already ending.

The longer program also includes facial cleansing, aqua peeling for dark spot removal, and the mini facial treatment. If skincare is part of your reason for booking, the 105-minute plan makes more sense.

Thirty minutes in the sauna, salt room, and relaxation zone

The first part of both programs is a 30-minute period using the sauna, salt room, and relaxation zone. This gives you time to slow down before the massage rather than arriving at the treatment table cold and distracted.

The sauna is the most familiar part of the routine. Use the time at your own pace and pay attention to how you feel. The salt room provides a different setting, while the relaxation zone gives you a place to settle before or after the heat.

One practical detail from the available information is that you can use these facilities before the scheduled massage. Someone who arrived 40 minutes early was able to enjoy the sauna and salt room, so arriving ahead of time may be useful if the spa allows it for your appointment. I would still confirm the exact early-access arrangement when booking, since the stated program includes 30 minutes rather than unlimited use.

Changing rooms and showers have been described as clean and tidy. That is a small but important part of a spa visit. Clean facilities make it easier to use the sauna and shower comfortably, and they help the whole appointment feel organized rather than improvised.

The sauna and salt room are not a replacement for the massage. Think of them as preparation and decompression. You are paying for a treatment sequence, not simply access to a hot room.

Picking your massage and communicating clearly

The 105-minute program includes 60 minutes of massage chosen from the spa’s catalog. The shorter plan specifies a 30-minute classical massage. Professional therapists speak Russian, Turkish, or English, so you have a reasonable chance of discussing pressure and comfort in a language you understand.

That language range is one of Therabliss’s strongest practical features. Massage is personal. A treatment can be technically good but still miss the mark if you cannot explain that the pressure is too strong, too light, or focused on the wrong area.

The available descriptions emphasize professional massage work, and the strongest praise centers on the therapists. The treatment is described as careful, effective, and special by people who already use massage services often. I would treat that as a good sign, while remembering that massage quality can vary with the therapist you receive and your own preferences.

If you have a specific style in mind, ask to see the catalog before treatment begins. The supplied information says the longer plan lets you choose from the catalog, but it does not name every massage type. Do not assume that every style found at a large hotel spa is available here.

A medical form is part of the check-in process, and the fact that it is available in English is helpful. Fill it out honestly and use the conversation with the therapist to explain any areas you want treated gently.

The 15-minute mini facial and aqua peeling

The mini facial is included in the 105-minute program. It lasts 15 minutes and includes facial cleansing and dark spot removal by aqua peeling application.

This is a compact skincare session, not a long facial ritual. The time is enough for a short refresh after the massage, but you should not book it expecting an extended beauty treatment with several lengthy stages.

Aqua peeling is the feature that gives this mini facial a more specific purpose. The service is presented as a way to cleanse the skin and work on dark spots. Results from any skincare treatment can vary, so I would see it as a pleasant add-on rather than a guaranteed solution to pigmentation.

The facial also changes the rhythm of the appointment. After an hour of massage, you move into a brief, more targeted treatment before settling in with tea. That makes the longer plan feel like a complete spa visit rather than a massage with a drink attached.

If facial care is not important to you, the 60-minute option may offer better value for your schedule. If you want both bodywork and a little skincare, the longer visit earns its higher time commitment.

Tea, Turkish delight, and the final pause

Both programs include one hot drink and Turkish delight in the lounge or relaxation zone. This is a simple detail, but it gives the visit a pleasant ending. You do not have to rush straight from the treatment room into the Antalya heat.

The drink is described as herbal tea in the available feedback, though the formal program says one hot drink. The safest expectation is a hot beverage, with herbal tea a likely serving option rather than a guaranteed choice.

Turkish delight adds a local touch without turning the spa into a cultural show. It is a small taste of Turkey after a treatment, and it suits the quiet lounge setting better than a rushed snack at the reception desk.

I like this final pause because it gives you time to come back to the day. You can sit, drink, and let the massage settle before changing or leaving. The service has been praised as warm and considerate, which fits this gentle ending.

Clean facilities and a polished feel

Therabliss is presented as different from a basic Turkish spa. The atmosphere is described as clean, attractive, and more polished than a standard treatment room. The changing rooms and showers receive specific praise, and the English medical form adds to the sense that the spa is set up for an international audience.

You may also see a small cat at reception. That is not a treatment feature, of course, but it gives the place a little personality and makes the welcome feel less formal.

The staff are described as patient and kind. That matters if you are unfamiliar with spa routines or want to ask questions before choosing a treatment. The multilingual team is another reason this may feel easier for international visitors than a facility where you must rely on gestures.

Still, I would keep expectations sensible. This is a 60 or 105-minute appointment, not a full resort spa day with a long list of pools, classes, and dining services. The value comes from the focused treatment, tidy facilities, and small group setting.

Is $62.46 good value in Antalya?

At $62.46 per person, the price looks strongest for the 105-minute program. You receive 30 minutes of sauna, salt room, and relaxation use, a full 60-minute massage, 15 minutes of facial care, and a hot drink with Turkish delight.

That is a lot of service in one appointment. The price also compares favorably with the higher rates often associated with five-star hotel spas, based on the available experience of people who have used both. I would not treat that comparison as a guarantee of identical facilities, but it helps explain why the package appeals to visitors watching their budget.

The shorter 60-minute option may be the better value in another sense: time. If you have only one free hour between Antalya plans, a shorter massage and relaxation session can deliver what you need without taking up half a morning or afternoon.

Before booking, check which duration and treatment selection are attached to the price shown for your date. The information presents both programs, while the headline price is $62.46 per person. Confirming the exact option prevents confusion at checkout.

Who will enjoy this spa visit most?

I would recommend it to you if you want a clean, calm treatment with clear structure. It suits people who like the idea of combining heat therapy, massage, and a small skincare session rather than booking each service separately.

It is also a good match for couples or small parties, since the maximum group size is four. The English, Turkish, and Russian-speaking therapists make it more approachable if you want to discuss pressure and treatment choices.

The 105-minute option is best for:

• You want a full hour of massage.
• Facial cleansing and aqua peeling appeal to you.
• You have time to relax before leaving.
• You prefer a spa appointment with several stages.

The 60-minute option is best for:

• You want a shorter break between Antalya activities.
• Massage matters more to you than facial care.
• You want sauna and salt room time without a long appointment.
• You prefer a simpler treatment plan.

I would be less enthusiastic if you want a full traditional Turkish bath ceremony, a large resort complex, or a long beauty treatment. Those features are not part of the stated program.

Practical planning for your appointment

The experience is offered in English and uses a mobile ticket. Confirmation arrives at booking, which keeps the planning simple. You meet and finish at Therabliss Spa & Beauty Therapy in Hurma, Konyaalti.

Public transportation is nearby, but the supplied details do not specify routes or travel times. I would use the exact street address when planning your arrival and avoid cutting the timing close. A spa visit works best when you arrive with enough time to complete the medical form and change without rushing.

Free cancellation is available if you cancel at least 24 hours before the start time. Cancellations made less than 24 hours before the appointment are not refunded, and changes inside that period are not accepted. The cut-off follows local Antalya time, so keep that in mind if you are booking from another country.

Most people can participate, according to the supplied information. If you have a medical concern that could affect sauna use, massage, or facial care, the medical form gives you a place to raise it before treatment.

Should you book Therabliss?

I would book this experience if you want a reasonably priced, well-organized spa break in Konyaalti. The strongest reasons are the clean changing rooms, multilingual therapists, small group limit, full-hour massage in the longer plan, and the pleasant Turkish tea and delight finish.

Choose the 105-minute program when you want the complete treatment and have time to spare. Choose the 60-minute plan when you mainly want a classical massage and a short period of sauna and relaxation use.

The only real caution is to match the program to your expectations. This is a focused spa appointment, not a grand hotel wellness complex or a traditional Turkish bath ritual. For a compact combination of massage, heat rooms, facial care, and a warm drink at $62.46 per person, it offers a strong balance of comfort, service, and value.

FAQ

Where does the spa experience take place?

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

How long is the spa experience?

The longer program lasts about 105 minutes. A shorter 60-minute program is also available.

What does the 105-minute program include?

It includes 30 minutes of sauna, salt room, and relaxation zone use, 60 minutes of massage, 15 minutes of mini facial care, and one hot drink with Turkish delight.

What does the 60-minute program include?

It includes 30 minutes of sauna, salt room, and relaxation zone use, a 30-minute classical massage, and one hot drink with Turkish delight.

Is facial care included?

Mini facial care is included in the 105-minute program. It includes facial cleansing and dark spot removal using aqua peeling.

What languages do the therapists speak?

The professional therapists speak Russian, Turkish, or English.

How many people can join?

The activity has a maximum of four participants.

Is the experience near public transportation?

Yes. The spa is near public transportation.

Can I cancel for a full refund?

Yes, if you cancel at least 24 hours before the experience start time. Cancellations made less than 24 hours beforehand are not refunded, and changes during that period are not accepted.