Who says you need an entire day off to treat yourself? Give happy hour a whole new meaning with a 5 to 9 after your 9 to 5 at Nordik Spa Village. Clock out, head over, and swap traffic for good food, cold drinks and warm laughs.
You don’t have to live for the weekend when your weekday evenings can look like this.
With your reservation in hand and your tote bag on your shoulder—filled with your water bottle, swimsuit and sandals—you’re ready to grab your contactless band and leave everything else in your locker.
Armed with your robe and towel, it’s time for your first stop: the Shack. Grab a drink and some tacos to make this first hour really happy.
Treat yourself to a massage and use your health care benefits before the end of the year to really make the most of this after-work escape.
Start your thermal cycle of hot, cold, rest, our favourite way: with a Village Ritual. Head to the Finlandia or Banya sauna to catch the next ritual.
After you’ve sweat out all the memories of your workday, head to a cold plunge (a few seconds will do) to revive yourself for the rest of your evening.
Let the last step of your thermal cycle linger and rest a little longer in one of our beaches tucked into the forest or sway in a hammock. You deserve it.
Grab a nightcap from the Lounge and sit by the fire to watch the sunset. Your night’s almost over and the workday feels worlds away.
Before the Spa Village closes for the night, head to Kalla and simply float or visit the Vaporo eucalyptus steam sauna and breathe deeply.
Finally, stop by the exfoliation station next to the Banya sauna to put your best skin forward tomorrow, before you start your 9 to 5 all over again… but we don’t need to think about that right now.
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