Where should a bachelorette group stay for Iwa Spa?

Iwa’s group team asks for a preferred date and time frame, each participant’s name and contact details, and each person’s chosen service with an alternative. Not every guest wants the same treatment, so collect choices before writing. Include the hard limits of the weekend: check-in at 4:00 pm on arrival day and check-out at 11:00 am on departure day. Put the yoga class first if the group wants one, because Iwa advises arranging yoga before treatments; its classes are for guests aged sixteen and older.

Four cluster chalets carry their own heat room: The Corona and The Stella have dry saunas, The Luna and The Prima steam rooms. A party of up to 14 fits Corona, Luna or Prima; a larger one can take Luna and Prima, side by side for 28. Every chalet has a private hot tub. The noise bylaw applies at all hours, day visitors are not permitted, and smoking is banned in the chalets, hot tubs and steam rooms, so plan the party inside those rules.

Use 234 Gord Canning Drive for GPS; 190 Jozo Weider Boulevard is the mailing address. For yoga, Iwa specifies its street-side retail entrance and arrival no more than fifteen minutes before class. From the cluster, walking to the Village avoids parking altogether. More ideas for a wellness-led weekend are on the women’s retreat page and in the spa guide.

Iwa notes that a group visit can involve different appointment times, so expect staggered slots. Guests between treatments can head back to the chalet’s hot tub or wait in the Village; agree on a meeting point for lunch. Keep the evening at the chalet, where the kitchen handles a group dinner and the dining table seats ten.

Friends who skip treatments altogether can walk to the Village for shopping and lunch and meet everyone back at the chalet. Keep each person’s spa confirmation on one shared list, so the organizer can answer the spa’s questions quickly.