If you have a spa in the area, consider inviting customers to post about their experience online. Offer a discount on their next visit if they do, and you’ll get great exposure with little effort. Make sure you have a well-designed, easy-to-navigate website, as that’s your primary sales channel.
Join the Facebook pages of a few spas you’re interested in writing about. It’s also a good idea to research different spa magazines and websites. Many of them have submission guidelines, and reading these will help you learn how to write a spa review and what types of articles they are looking for.
QC NY Spa is a beautiful and expansive spa that offers everything from personal training classes to massages. The facilities are kept in perfect condition and it never felt overcrowded during my stay. The staff is friendly and helpful without being pushy. I also enjoyed the fact that they have two dining options so you can take a break between treatments and eat.
This spa is the only one outside of Japan to offer the traditional volcanic sand bath, and it’s amazing! The bathhouses are gorgeous and they have little lockers dotted around so you can store your belongings. The entire experience was relaxing, calming and peaceful, something I definitely needed after being in such a hectic city! I will definitely be back again.
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