10 Dreamy Spa Hotels That Will Melt Your Stress Away

One-week packages start at $4,250 

Drive just across the California border and disappear at this 4,000-acre . Walk the ample hiking trails all morning, and an afternoon mountain sage hot stone massage will feel well-deserved. 

Rooms start at $400 per night

This  offers a state-of-the-art health center, but its signature thermal waters date way, way back. The resort started pumping the H20 from a nearby spring in 1840.

Rooms start at $1,946 per night

At the , the masseuse comes straight to your private overwater bungalow. Lucky guests in the  can even watch the waves during their treatments thanks to glass panels in the floor.

Rooms start at $339 per night

After your blissful pineapple facial wraps up, sip lemongrass tea on the 's dedicated deck and listen to the water splash against the cliffs of Cutlass Bay. 

Rooms start at $854 per night

You'll be in and out of pools all day at the Colorado hotel's . The space includes steam caves, cold plunges, hot tubs and the gorgeous-looking Confluence waterfall. 

Rooms start at $438 per night

Located in the German spa town of Baden-Baden, the property includes a separate villa exclusively for treatments like a four-hand massage. Venture over the the hammam and you'll experience something "akin to a dream from The Arabian Nights."

Rooms start at $219 per night

The kids want to go to Disney World. You want to go here. Ditch the amusement parks for this locally-focused . The "Grande Citrus Escape" incorporates honey made by resident bees and the fruit grown at nearby orchards.

Rooms start at $1,211 per night

Steps away from the Champs-Élysées, this includes a spa infused with just the type of luxury you'd expect. Try the body scrub, massage and facial package inspired by Marie Antoinette's beauty regime. It even includes the Queen's favorite scent: Orange blossom!

Rooms start at $800 per night

While the offers "h treatment rooms," glamping guests might want to book their salon services in the outdoor teepees. Try a traditional sage cleanse or a homemade mud wrap after a long day at the dude ranch.