Lucky Water Spa and Sauna Massage

Montreal



At a glance

Local tip
Visit on weekdays for a quieter experience and more availability in the communal baths.

Located within the historical building of the Holiday Inn in Montreal's Chinatown, Lucky Water Spa offers a unique blend of traditional and contemporary spa services. This establishment provides a serene atmosphere, encouraging guests to relax and disconnect from the hustle and bustle of daily life. The spa combines traditional Chinese public bathing with modern wellness practices. Guests can enjoy complimentary Chinese tea while experiencing a variety of health and beauty services, including Swedish-style massage and reflexology. Lucky Water Spa is particularly noted for its organic product use in treatments, promoting overall well-being and skin nourishment.

The facilities at Lucky Water Spa are designed to foster harmony and relaxation. The communal bath area includes a hot pool, a cold plunge, a dry sauna, and a wooden bath. It also features both traditional Jacuzzi areas and Western-style standing showers for varying preferences. Use of the spa's toiletry amenities is included, and guests are encouraged to respect the contemplative nature of the bathing spaces by maintaining tranquility and silence.

Lucky Water Spa accommodates private events as the entire spa can be reserved for parties and receptions, managed by a personal concierge. This makes it an ideal spot for group relaxation or celebratory gatherings. Additionally, children aged 10 to 16 can enjoy the facilities when accompanied by an adult, enhancing the spa's appeal as a family-friendly venue for those looking to unwind together.

Frequently Asked Questions

It is located at 99 Av. Viger O, Montréal, QC in the Chinatown area.
The spa offers massages, sauna, communal bath facilities, and reflexology services.
Walk-ins are welcome, but it is recommended to book a treatment in advance for guaranteed entry.
Yes, children aged 10 to 16 are welcome with an accompanying adult.
Spa access includes complimentary tea, toiletries, bathrobes, and unlimited lounge access.
Yes, the entire spa can be booked for private parties and events with a dedicated concierge service.
Booking a massage or treatment allows direct use of the communal baths without joining the waiting list.
It is traditional to shower before using the pools and to maintain respect and silence in the communal areas.
Clients who have a cold, cough, or fever will not be accepted to ensure health and safety.
The spa emphasizes relaxation, the well-being of guests, and the use of organic products in treatments.

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