The attendant is constantly replacing used towels and making sure that no-one is unfairly ‘holding’ a chair or lounger. The changing rooms also have complimentary fluffy robes for your use while in the thermal suite. As you pass into the thermal suite, there is a service station with fresh towels, infused fruit water, hot water, and various teas to enjoy. The air is slightly humid but not hot or damp. Upon entering the spa, you are met with a warm rush of scented air.
This was something that we were a bit worried about at first because onboard spas are notorious for the upsell, and we did not want to be bombarded with offers every time we entered the suite. We think it is important to mention that at no point during the cruise did anyone in the spa try to upsell us on any other spa offerings or products. We are on a cruise ship, how could it be bad? We found that the staff were very friendly and made an effort to remember our names and ask how our day was going. We highly recommend that you purchase a pass for at least one day to enjoy this beautiful facility it is a great value for a relaxing day.Įach time you want to visit the Thermal Suite on Norwegian Escape, you simply hand your cruise card to one of the very helpful spa employees, and they give you a special card to access the suite. The day passes are a bit of a secret! They can be purchased from the Mandara Spa on the morning of almost any port day for $54. Norwegian issues a limited number of week passes, and on port days, you can also score one of a very limited number of day passes for the Thermal Suite on Norwegian Escape. We consider ourselves sociable cruisers as we love to meet people, chat about different places, and share experiences, but every now and then, some quiet time is needed! The Thermal Suite on Norwegian Escape is guaranteed to be a quiet, relaxing spot to start your day, maybe have a midday nap, watch the sunset through the panoramic windows, or perhaps have some post dinner chill-out time.
#Encore spa day pass price full#
At full capacity, she carries well over 5,000 passengers. The Norwegian Escape is a large and very busy cruise ship. We wondered if we would use the facility enough to justify a little over $31 per day… by the end of the cruise, the answer was a definitive YES. Why did I use the word ‘invest’? Well, the Thermal Suite on Norwegian Escape is not cheap, and we did get a little ‘sticker shock’ upon learning the cost for the 7 day unlimited pass was $219 per person. We stepped through the door into the thermal suite and were immediately ‘sold’! It is a beautiful facility and a true haven from the hustle and bustle of other areas on this ultra-modern cruise ship. We had read positive things about the Thermal Suite on Norwegian Escape and shortly after boarding decided to take a tour of the facilities. On our recent Norwegian Escape cruise, my wife Patricia and I decided to do something a bit different and invest in a little pampering. Review: Thermal Suite on Norwegian Escape If you are sailing on this ship and considering the spa options, be sure to check out this week’s guest post. They were kind enough to give us an in depth review and share their personal experiences of the Thermal Suite on Norwegian Escape. Blog readers, and fellow cruisers, Steven and Patricia sailed on Norwegian Escape the week before us and purchased a week pass to the Thermal Suite. On our recent Norwegian Escape cruise, we were lucky enough to get a personal tour of the Thermal Suite but did not get to experience any of the amenities firsthand.
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