A Private Party At A Day Spa
Are you thinking of holding a party? It could be a birthday party or an anniversary for yourself or a friend or it could only be because you want to have a party. Pool parties are great in the summer, but then, not everybody has a pool and it is not always summer, is it? Did you know that many spas will allow you to hold a party on their premises?
That would be fantastic as well, would it not? Having access to the heated pool, the hot spas and Jacuzzis, the steam room or saunas or Turkish bath. I am not sure that I would be interested in working out at the gym at a party though! A stomach full of cake and lemonade would not work well while working on your abs.
If you are keen on holding a party at a local spa, the first thing to do is find a local spa that permits the holding of private parties. This is easy enough. Most spas will have a web site which has all the facilities listed on it. So either do a search on the Internet for 'spas in xxxxx', where xxxxx is the name of your town or look under spas in Yellow Pages but then use the names to look for the web sites.
There are a couple of items that you have to check next, but first make a list of what facilities you want to enjoy at your party. Do you want it to be private or open to all? Do you want to let children in? Does everyone have to dress the part or can individuals (older individuals maybe) wear street clothes? Is alcohol available and can you take drinks into the jacuzzi?
Once you have your list of needs and suitable dates, you are in a position to look for fitting locations. Once you find the nearest fit to your requirements, phone them up and see if they will permit all your needs. It may not be a problem for them.
How many people are going to be at your spa party but who is going to pay? Well, it depends on the party actually. Say a bride-to-be wants to go to the spa with her bride's maids before the wedding; the bride should pay.
What if five friends begin a night on the town at the spa? Everybody pays their own way.You can negotiate a discount at a great deal of spas if more than five or six individuals attend as a group, yet that discount might not be large.
A spa party is a fantastic day out whatever the reason for the party, and they are very flexible. You could hire the whole spa for two or three hours for mum's fiftieth and meet up in the bar afterwards or you could use the spa party as a precursor to going on somewhere else. One thing is for sure, you will feel at your best and up for anything when you walk out of the spa party.
That would be fantastic as well, would it not? Having access to the heated pool, the hot spas and Jacuzzis, the steam room or saunas or Turkish bath. I am not sure that I would be interested in working out at the gym at a party though! A stomach full of cake and lemonade would not work well while working on your abs.
If you are keen on holding a party at a local spa, the first thing to do is find a local spa that permits the holding of private parties. This is easy enough. Most spas will have a web site which has all the facilities listed on it. So either do a search on the Internet for 'spas in xxxxx', where xxxxx is the name of your town or look under spas in Yellow Pages but then use the names to look for the web sites.
There are a couple of items that you have to check next, but first make a list of what facilities you want to enjoy at your party. Do you want it to be private or open to all? Do you want to let children in? Does everyone have to dress the part or can individuals (older individuals maybe) wear street clothes? Is alcohol available and can you take drinks into the jacuzzi?
Once you have your list of needs and suitable dates, you are in a position to look for fitting locations. Once you find the nearest fit to your requirements, phone them up and see if they will permit all your needs. It may not be a problem for them.
How many people are going to be at your spa party but who is going to pay? Well, it depends on the party actually. Say a bride-to-be wants to go to the spa with her bride's maids before the wedding; the bride should pay.
What if five friends begin a night on the town at the spa? Everybody pays their own way.You can negotiate a discount at a great deal of spas if more than five or six individuals attend as a group, yet that discount might not be large.
A spa party is a fantastic day out whatever the reason for the party, and they are very flexible. You could hire the whole spa for two or three hours for mum's fiftieth and meet up in the bar afterwards or you could use the spa party as a precursor to going on somewhere else. One thing is for sure, you will feel at your best and up for anything when you walk out of the spa party.
About the Author:
Owen Jones, the author of this piece, writes on a number of topics, but is now involved with portable hot tubs spas. If you would like to know more, please visit our web site at Hot Springs Spa Parts
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