Where to Find Spa Deals in Miami to Relax and Unwind

With the summer months bringing fewer tourists to the South Florida region, local hotels are offering spa treatments at reduced pricing to try and lure residents to the venues. During July and August, many spas and hotels will discount their offerings as well as provide pool or beach access.

Where: âme Spa & Wellness Collective at the JW Marriott Miami Turnberry Resort & Spa, 19999 W Country Club Drive in Aventura

Deals: 50-minute Sugar Scrubs ($109); 50-minute Electro-Sound Lymphatic Treatment ($109); an array of 50-minute massages including Swedish, Aromatherapy and Body Butter massages ($139); an 80-minute Hot Quartz Massage ($199); and a handful of 50-minute facials such as Collagen, Anti-Wrinkle, Couture and Men’s facials ($139).

Info: www.amewellness.com/spa-packages-miami

Where: mySpa at InterContinental Miami, at 100 Chopin Plaza in Downtown Miami

Deals: A full-body 80-minute Swedish massage with hot stones ($139); and the Elemis Pro-Collagen Age Defy Facial + Massage, a 75-minute facial with a customized peel combined with a 25-minute Swedish massage with hot stones ($199). Spa Month guests will also receive four hours of complimentary valet, a complimentary glass of bubbly, and access to the hotel’s newly renovated rooftop pool.

Info: www.icmiamihotel.com/myspa

Where: Valmont for the Spa at The Setai, 2001 Collins Avenue in Miami Beach

Deals: 50 minute and 80-minute treatments, including access to The Setai beach Monday through Thursday (the pool is not included). Guests enjoying Spa Month treatments on Friday, Saturday and Sunday are invited to join the 8:30 a.m. complimentary beach yoga class. Other deals include the Bali Fusion Massage ($139/50 minutes; $199/80 minutes); 50-minute Hydration Facial ($139); 50-minute Triple Fix: Facial Cleanse, Foot Massage and Scalp Massage ($139); 50-minute Radiance Skin Polish ($139).

Info: www.thesetaihotel.com

Where: K’Alma Spas, 1144 Ocean Dr. in Miami Beach

Deals: Each spa month treatment includes a guided meditation with facial massage with crystals. Guests can choose between nine different spa treatments, including The K’alma Journey ($139/50 minutes); Anallaw Energy Ritual ($199/90 minutes); Infrared Sauna with Sound Healing ($109/45 minutes); Infrared Sauna with Cold Therapy ($139/50 minutes); Maracuya Facial ($139/50 minutes); Quinoa Facial ($139/50 minutes); Kasha Marka ($199/70 minutes); Pisco Sour with Sound Healing ($109/50 minutes); Guided Meditation with Facial Massage ($109/50 minutes).

Info: kalmaspas.com

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