Rating8.0
Rating8.0
Rating8.0The Club Med Spa by Mandara at Kiroro Peak has 7 treatment rooms — the most specific and useful detail Club Med provides about this facility. The bathing complex (Ofuro, Rotenburo, Sauna, and access to the natural Onsen at Kiroro Grand) is the stronger offering and is included. Spa treatments are charged separately.
Indoor traditional Japanese hot bath at Kiroro Peak. High-temperature communal soaking — the sheltered, indoor option for guests who find the outdoor cold uncomfortable. Included.
Outdoor open-air hot bath at Kiroro Peak. Soaking in 40°C water surrounded by snow is the quintessential Japanese mountain bathing experience. Separate sections for men and women, traditional bathing etiquette applies. Included.
Traditional sauna at Kiroro Peak. Included. Useful for muscle recovery after heavy ski days.
Larger indoor communal bath. Included. Different temperature and format from the Ofuro — useful when the Ofuro is at capacity.
Access to the genuine natural hot spring onsen at Club Med Kiroro Grand — Club Med's first onsen at any property. Peak guests can access this facility. Standard onsen rules apply: complete undressing required, no swimwear, tattoos must be covered. The spring water quality differs from the artificially heated baths at Peak. Included.
Included for guests 18+. Equipment for weights and cardio. Available daily.
Extra cost. 7 treatment rooms allow for real booking availability rather than the slot scarcity common at smaller resort spas. Book the day before your preferred session rather than on the day — windows fill for prime post-ski slots (4–7 PM).
Extra cost. Cold mountain air is harsh on skin; a mid-week facial makes practical sense at a ski resort. The Mandara line includes hydrating and soothing options.
Extra cost. Multi-step body treatments including exfoliation, wraps, and massage components. The Indonesie Ancestrale ritual (if available) is the flagship — allow 90 minutes and treat it as a dedicated spa afternoon.
