Mandara Spa on the Spirit

[MBurke17]

Can anyone tell me what the prices or fees are for the Mandara Spa, be it for massage, wraps, facials, etc.

 

Thanks,

Michael

[Ms belp]

I was on the Spirit and the spa area looked very nice although I didn't use it. I believe you can get package deals on the spa if you check out NCL's website. Maybe not all services, but some.

[Coach D]

Wait until you are on board. The days you are in Port they usually offers spa specials. Last year it was 3 twenty minute services for around $120.00.

[Rileyz]

Last week on the Spirit there was a $99 special for 3 twenty minute options. Otherwise the regular massages were high $100's to over $200.

[garycarla]

Not cheap.

 

figure on $100 an hour plus automatic 15% on top of that.

 

sort of takes away from the relaxation part.

[KermitClin]

You can get an idea of their services and prices on NCL ships from the Mandara website, I'm not sure how current the prices are but at least it's a starting point.

http://www.mandaraspa.com/files/MS/norwegian.pdf

As the previous person mentioned there's an added gratuity as well that isn't reflected in the prices on their website.

[njhorseman]

Not cheap.

 

figure on $100 an hour plus automatic 15% on top of that.

 

sort of takes away from the relaxation part.

 

They raised the automatic gratuity to 18% !

[radzer0]

Very expensive and you can get a better massage at port. Thats all ill say.

[Schnauzergirl]

DH and I booked the $99 special for three different 20 min services on a port day. I got a foot/ankle massage, hand/arm/shoulder/neck massage, and facial (no extractions are included, just a cleansing, massage, mask, etc). But MAKE SURE you take the flier from the daily that advertises $99 with you to booking (book in person) AND the appt so they don't make it $109. My therapist actually went back to the reception area and changed the price back to $99 when she double-checked the flier. DH isn't as detail oriented as I am and was charged $109. They have you sign your bill in the treatment room, not in the reception area, which was unusual from prior experiences at resorts or cruises. Otherwise, I would have caught the billing error on DH's. We didn't feel like arguing for $10 after the fact and we had a bunch of OBC so we just figured whatever. Yes, they will add an 18% gratuity, so be wary that you won't need to add an additional tip unless you want to. Neither of us were given any sales pitch about products. She asked me what I was using for my face and I gave her the name brand product I use from Sephora and seemed to pick up that I wasn't interested in their brand.

 

If you live in a metropolitan area, the prices are likely similar as a spa in the city or any other resort area. I say enjoy yourself, and if you want it, get it!:D