Treatments built around the moon and Mexican folk healing
The menu is more themed than most. Massages come in four moon-phase versions (Awakening, Nourishing, Calming and Restoring), and a separate Mexican folk-healing section includes Damiana and Honey Moon, an Indigenous Herbal Detox and a Mezcal Infusion Therapy. Treatments run long, typically 80 to 110 minutes, so budget half a day.
The soak rituals are the fun part for couples: named tubs such as The Sea, The Moon and Earth, The Inner Goddess and The Lovers, taken in the couples' suites. Facials include a Rose Crystal Lymphatic treatment and a Vitamin C Glow.
Booking and prices
The spa takes bookings online through its Spatime booking page and by phone on +52 624 163 4300. Prices are shown in the booking system rather than on the website, and they did not load for us in September 2026, so check there. As a Pedregal resort, expect some of the highest rates in town plus a service charge.
The fact that the spa sells treatments through a public booking page suggests outside guests can book. You still need that confirmed reservation to be allowed through the Pedregal gate, so book first and bring the confirmation.
Getting there from Villa 1
Pedregal is the hillside neighborhood on the far side of the marina. From Médano Beach a taxi runs around the marina and through the Pedregal tunnel to the resort in about 10 to 15 minutes. Walking is not practical: it is uphill and the resort road is gated.
Stay for a sunset dinner at El Farallón on the cliffs below, which also needs a reservation. If you are going out afterwards, the marina and downtown bars are a short taxi back.
Who it suits
This is the special-occasion spa for couples who don't want to drive the Corridor. For a quick massage between beach sessions, the Hacienda Beach Club spa next to Villa 1 is simpler, and our celebrations guide covers in-villa options for groups.
