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Hi,
I checked the search function, couldn't find anything about this place but I know it was mentioned here in the past. Has anyone been here recently? They had tight looking massueses per the reports, not fs but still the full spa experience with a nice release from a beautiful lady. I think this may be a nice way to unwind from the long flight.
Any suggestions or other locations that may offer something similar?
Thanks
Mojokpr,
Try this website:
[url]http://www.colmegna.com.ar/[/url]
Bandy
Not quite a spa the level of Colmegna (which has gotten expensive, and at which a Happy Ending must be negotiated for with the masseuse for a separate tip :( ) but I would recommend Esmerelda 847, Apt. 12H. One block off of the interection of Cordoba, in Microcentro. Open 11-23 every day.
Mojokpr,
IMO, Colmegna Spa is the ideal place to unwind after a long plane ride, I was there about a year ago and I've been told they've recently made some decent renovations. In any case, again, if you're looking to unwind, talk politics with some local businessmen, play chess, and sip on an expresso by all means check this place out.
Better yet, get a legit massage from a trained masseuse on the second floor, than proceed to the steam area for a rejuvanating nap. You'll be 100% and ready to rock in no time.
I was not impressed with the VIP treatment or VIP talent at Colmegna, note this place is a health spa first and foremost, on all occasions the VIP salon was almost always vacant.
Oh that's a good one. I wish the Bellagio offered the same extras.
Hi,
I visited their website: [url]http://www.colmegna.com.ar[/url] (thanks Bandy), could not find their price list.
Strad.
[QUOTE=Hurdle]Mojokpr,
IMO, Colmegna Spa is the ideal place to unwind after a long plane ride, I was there about a year ago and I've been told they've recently made some decent renovations. In any case, again, if you're looking to unwind, talk politics with some local businessmen, play chess, and sip on an expresso by all means check this place out.
Better yet, get a legit massage from a trained masseuse on the second floor, than proceed to the steam area for a rejuvanating nap. You'll be 100% and ready to rock in no time.
I was not impressed with the VIP treatment or VIP talent at Colmegna, note this place is a health spa first and foremost, on all occasions the VIP salon was almost always vacant.[/QUOTE]
There should be a word doc on their website (english) that outlines pricing. If not call them, they speak english.
Entrance fee (standard or VIP) Masaje (again std. Or VIP)
196 pesos. Extra's will cost you extra
(then again I always pay the gringo price + the 25% sucker tax on top of the tax)
They sent me the price list. Right now they have promotion, 90 peso special, can someone please go there and give a review.
Thanks!
Strad
Yeap, here is the price list they sent me:
Día Spa H*OMBRE promo.
Incluye los siguientes servicios:
·Gym why / o utilización de máquinas aeróbicas.-
·Baños de Calor: Baño Turco, Sauna why Baño de Vapor.-
·Pileta con Hidromasaje.
·Relax.-
·Masaje (30 min)
·Pedicuría.
·Almuerzo ó Merienda (según la hora de llegada)-
Precio: $95.-
Can someone kindly translate this, thanks!
[QUOTE=Strad]they sent me the price list. Right now they have promotion, 90 peso special, can someone please go there and give a review.
Thanks!
Strad[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=Strad]Yeap, here is the price list they sent me:
Día Spa H*OMBRE promo.
Incluye los siguientes servicios:
·Gym why / o utilización de máquinas aeróbicas.-
Use of the gym.
·Baños de Calor: Baño Turco, Sauna why Baño de Vapor.-
Turkish bath, Sauna, or steam bath.
·Pileta con Hidromasaje.
I don't know Pileta but Hidromasaje is a jaccuzzi.
·Relax.-
·Masaje (30 min)
30 min massage (probably without happy ending but who knows)
·Pedicuría.
Pedicure, more than likely involving foot massage.
·Almuerzo ó Merienda (según la hora de llegada)-
Almuerzo is lunch, I don't know Merienda but I'm sure its a refreshment.
Precio: $95.-
Can someone kindly translate this, thanks![/QUOTE]I don't know if it will work putting the translation in the quote or not
Pileta means pool.
Merienda is the Spanish equivalent for the 5 o'clock tea. It's a meal between lunch and dinner.
Hope this helps,
Andres
Thanks for that translation. It sounds realy good, I defenitely would like to check it out when I am there. 95P is a great bargain! Can someone go there for a preview? And findout for DR if HJ is included within that 30 massage?
Daddy Rulz - thats on hell of a deal! I will take advantage of that soon!
Relax - usually means "relief". I am sure thats what it means here.