Gold Coast’s Soak Bathhouse opens second luxe spa location on West End rooftop
West End’s first rooftop bathhouse delivers cityscape views, a rooftop sun deck and relaxation gardens.
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Prepare to pamper yourselves because the West End’s first rooftop bathhouse is getting ready to open soon, complete with cityscape views, a rooftop sundeck, and relaxation gardens.
Gold Coast’s popular Soak Bathhouse will open a second location in the West Village early next year on 45 Mollison St.
The new venue will be decked out with seven spas, infra-red saunas, mineral pools, and a range of pampering services including massages and LED facials.
The new location’s seven pools are intended to be shared among friends to accommodate anything from special occasions to much needed catch-ups.
Owners Alexis and Niki said their business Soak Bathhouse came to fruition after they saw a gap in the market.
Both were working in senior roles in the health and fitness industry and raising five kids between them and identified the need for a place to give back to yourself.
“A lot of social activities rely on going out for food and drinks, so we wanted to present an offering that focused on wellness and relaxation while still being a social experience to be enjoyed with friends,” Alexis said.
“This is also how Soak sets itself apart from other spas, as many only cater to pairs by offering couple massages and treatments.”
For those who are looking to get their pamper on, Soak Bathhouse will be offering early bird memberships at the start of 2022.
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