How many spa hotels are there in India?

We can currently book 624 across 15 destinations in India, starting from €8 per night for two adults.

Which destination in India has the most?

Bengaluru, with 72 properties with a spa or wellness centre on site.

Spa hotels in India

624 properties with a spa or wellness centre on site across 15 destinations in India, from € 8 per night for two adults.

Live prices, sampled for a two-night stay a month ahead.

Spa hotels in India at a glance

We track 624 properties with a spa or wellness centre on site across 15 destinations in India. Bengaluru has the most with 72; Agra has the lowest starting price at € 8 a night. Typical prices across the country run from € 48 to € 205 depending on where you go, which is a wider gap than most travellers expect within one country. Staying in New Delhi costs about 4.3 times what Agra does for the same kind of property, so if your plans are flexible the destination matters more than the hotel.

Destination	Properties	From / night	Typical
Bengaluru	72	from € 43	€ 133
Jaipur	67	from € 29	€ 70
New Delhi	63	from € 66	€ 205
Mumbai	62	from € 69	€ 152
Udaipur	59	from € 27	€ 74
Chennai	49	from € 33	€ 96
Rishikesh	35	from € 26	€ 61
Hyderabad	35	from € 38	€ 148
Kochi	33	from € 27	€ 85
Pune	32	from € 78	€ 106
Kolkata	30	from € 36	€ 81
Agra	26	from € 8	€ 48
Varanasi	24	from € 15	€ 51
Goa	20	from € 17	€ 109
Amritsar	17	from € 10	€ 54

What to look for in spa hotels in India

These properties have a spa or wellness area on site. The label covers two very different things: a treatment room where you book a massage by appointment, and a full wellness complex with saunas, steam rooms and thermal pools you can use all day. Which one you get makes an enormous difference to whether the hotel is worth its premium.

Before you book, check

Whether use of the sauna and pool area is included in the room rate or sold as a day pass.
Whether treatments need to be booked in advance. In smaller hotels a single therapist can be fully booked for your whole stay.
Bathing culture. In parts of Central Europe and Scandinavia saunas are mixed and textile-free; elsewhere they are not. Hotels rarely mention this and guests are regularly surprised.
Age limits. Many wellness areas are adults-only, or restrict children to fixed hours.

The thing people get caught by

A spa hotel usually prices its rooms above the local median, and the premium is worth it only if the facilities are included. Check what the rate actually buys before paying it.

Worth it for: Off-season travel, cold or wet destinations, and any trip where the hotel is the point rather than the base.