Where can you get a massage in Tbilisi, and how much does it cost?
Classic, Thai and therapeutic massage, spas and sulfur baths.
Short answer
In Tbilisi, massages are offered at massage salons, hotel spas, Thai massage centres and by private therapists, and the Abanotubani sulfur baths offer a traditional kisa scrub massage. Prices depend on type and length: an hour of classic massage is usually cheaper than a hotel spa package. For back pain, therapeutic massage is best done by a specialist in a clinic.
Why
- A kisa massage at the sulfur baths is a scrub with a coarse mitt, booked together with a private room.
- Many salons take customers on weekdays without long advance booking.
- With private therapists, check their experience and terms; some make home visits.
Details
With heart conditions, blood pressure problems, pregnancy or acute inflammation, consult a doctor before a massage. Choose salons with reviews and clear prices.
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