spa prices

[AntonJ]

A friend and her husband will be traveling on the Constellation and are looking for prices for spa treatments. She's looking to book a package but would be interested in getting an idea about all the prices. Has anyone scanned the "menu" on the boards?

 

Thanks

[Leela]

If they booked through Celebrity they can go to the web site, log in, and go to the "Customize" option under "My Reservations." There's a "Spa Packages" tab that lists the available packages on their cruise, and the prices. Then can reserve and pre-pay now if they like.

 

The services offered in these (usually) half-day packages can also be purchased onboard a la carte. Unfortunately I don't have any pricing information on hand -- I cruised Century a year ago and didn't save the spa menus.

 

If they booked through a travel agent and can't get the info off the the Celebrity web site, then perhaps their agent can come up with the price list that they would have seen online.

[teedee]

Individual treatments run from about $100 - $200, but they do have specials throughout the cruise. Also had special prices if you did the spa tour and booked something the first day of the cruise. I had a hot stones massage and it was $170 (not including tip) which was about a $30 savings because I booked the first day. They also have massages by the pool for $2 a minute, not all the time though. I don't know if I saved my list of treatments and prices, but I'll look and see if I can find it.

 

Terri

[tdebolt]

I know the Asian Ceremony of Stone is $330 prebooked because I booked that one. I have the list of all the prices somewhere and will post it if I can find it. I e-mailed celebrity to get the package prices since they were not listed on the site.

[Gumdrop]

On the 2004/2005 New Years Galaxy cruise, the Swedish massage was $120 +10% tip and the deep tissue was $128 +10% tip. Both prices are for 50 minutes and include a day pass to the Thalassotherapy Pool. These prices are for when the ship is at sea, they may be cheaper when at port.

[sammynobrains]

Take what you'd spend for a service at a land-based spa and add about 30%. Some services were priced $10-20 less on port days than sea days.