The Ultimate Paris Spa Guide: 15 Must-Visit Sanctuaries for Self-Care Bliss
“Metro, boulot, dodo” — this is how the French describe the seemingly nonstop grind of modern life. Need an excuse to break the cycle? Here are 15 of our favorite spa experiences in Paris for a luxurious treatment, or a full day of bliss:
Luxury & Landmark
1. Dior Spa at Cheval Blanc
Many call it the most beautiful spa in the world — and if anyone deserves that title, it’s Dior. At the Cheval Blanc Hotel in La Samaritaine, Dior Spa offers couture for the senses through the blending of modern precision and Parisian elegance. Just steps away from the Louvre, it’s no wonder every detail feels like art and beauty made tangible.
2. La Mer at Maison Proust
La Mer, 26 Rue de Picardie, 75003 Paris
La Mer at Maison Proust is a channel between past and present, East and West, where time seems to dissolve. Inspired by Proust’s fascination with beauty, travel, and nostalgia, the experience feels less like escape and indulgence, and more like a quiet return — to slowness, to sensation, to self.
3. Sense
Sense, A Rosewood Spa, 10 Pl. de la Concorde, 75008 Paris
At the stunning Hôtel de Crillon, enjoy an exquisite spa environment. The luxurious relaxation area includes a pool, a steam room, a sauna, and experience showers, as well as a resting area with a Himalayan salt wall.
4. Spa Thalgo
Spa Thalgo, 18 Rue Clément Marot, 75008 Paris
According to our resident spa expert, a day at La Demeure de Montaigne’s Spa Thalgo is clearly worth the splurge. Their pool, hammam, and jacuzzi are carved from pale stone, and Thalgo’s signature ocean-based rituals — also available in gentle parent-and-child treatments. A serene marine escape in one of Paris’s most luxurious neighborhoods.
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Molitor Spa, 13 Rue Nungesser et Coli, 75016 Paris
Since 1929, Molitor has been one of Paris’ Art Deco jewels, its historic pools shimmering with history. Beneath the waters lies Europe’s largest hotel spa. Soak in history while indulging in Clarins’ skincare rituals, massages, sauna, and hammam — a full-body escape in a setting that’s as legendary as it is serene.
6. Lymfea
Lymfea, 71 Av. Victor Hugo, 75116 Paris
Lymfea Holistic House blends energy work, massage, and mindfulness in their personalized rituals. Treatments like foot reflexology, cranial massage, and detox packages help with releasing deep-seated tensions. A tranquil retreat for those seeking inner balance and sensory renewal.
Boutique & Mid-Range
7. Maison Alaena
Maison Alaena, 28 Rue Meslay, 75003 Paris
Maison Alaena a minimalist haven where science meets slow beauty. Treatments blend dermatological expertise with rituals inspired by Tui Na and Ayurveda. It’s the kind of place that strips wellness back to what matters: expert touch, clean formulas, and the beauty of simplicity.
8. Studio Fauve
Studio Fauve, 29 Rue des Gravilliers, 75003 Paris
Always had an inkling that health begins at the roots? So did we. Fauve gets it, as Paris’s first spa devoted entirely to the head and scalp. Expect expert massages, essential oils, and high-tech tools that purify and awaken in ways you didn’t know you needed. The result: stronger, shinier hair and real head-to-toe relaxation.
9. Biologique Recherche
Biologique Recherche, 6th and 8th arrondissements
Biologique Recherche offers the crème de la crème of personalized skincare. Treatments begin with a facial diagnostic using high-tech skin sensors, ensuring you receive the customized treatment protocol you need. Choose from their flagship location on the Champs Élysées or in the Latin Quarter.
10. Clemens Spa
Clēmēns Spa, 14 Rue des Saints-Pères, 75007 Paris
Hidden in a vaulted 18th-century cellar, Clēmēns Spa offers a unique aquatic experience in the heart of Paris. The spa features candlelit pools enriched with Epsom salt for signature water therapy treatments like floating massages, aquatic osteopathy, and aquatic sophrology.
11. La Fantaisie
La Fantaisie, 24 Rue Cadet, 75009 Paris
Hôtel La Fantaisie’s best-kept secret is their underground spa, a hidden urban oasis under the streets of Paris. Enjoy thermal baths, a cold plunge, hammam, and infrared sauna, and end your day at their dazzling rooftop bar with a beautiful view and jasmine-scented air.
Holistic & Hidden Gems
12. O’Kari Hammam
O’Kari Hammam, 22 Rue Dussoubs, 75002 Paris
In a quiet courtyard near Montorgueil, O’Kari is a women-only hammam that reimagines ancestral North African rituals for modern wellbeing. Treatments include steam, black-soap exfoliation, Turkish baths, and almond-oil massage, and more. A second, mixed-gender location in the Marais reserves Mondays exclusively for women.
13. Maison Suisen
Maison Suisen, 7 Rue de Thorigny, 75003 Paris
At Maison Suisen, Japanese hospitality, “omotenashi”, is infused into every detail. Treatments inspired by shiatsu, the fruit of many years of research and development. All these treatments treat the body as a whole, and are designed to harmonize vital energies. They are based on traditional, manual know-how, designed to bring you well-being and health benefits.
14. Drawing House Spa
Drawing House Spa, 21 Rue Vercingétorix, 75014 Paris
Wellness and contemporary art converge at Drawing House Spa in the 14th. Marion Charlet’s lush, nature-inspired murals transform the pool into an immersive canvas. Sauna sessions and bespoke massages restore the body and mind in a unique space that feels as much gallery as spa.
15. Banya No. 1 - Kupala
Banya No. 1, 20 Rue de Vouillé, 75015 Paris
An authentic Slavic bathhouse, Banya No. 1 feels more like a temple than a spa. Rituals of fire and ice — eucalyptus-scented steam, cold plunges, oak-leaf venik massages, and honey-salt scrubs — are designed to purify both body and spirit. Here, cleansing is sacred, sweeping away the negative to welcome beauty, freedom, happiness, peace, and serenity.
Ready to unwind? Enjoy your Parisian spa day. And if there’s a personal favorite we left out, let us know in the comments.
With love,
💗 Alejandra from Well in France