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Piscines Lemaire

5.0 (1 review)
Open • 9:00 am - 4:00 pm

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L'Orangerie Spa Vieux - Sauna

L'Orangerie Spa Vieux

(122 reviews)

Vieux Montréal, Ville-Marie

We had a morning massage followed by a thermal journey of 3 cycles of hot and cold. I could had a…read morefew more cycles but we would have spent the whole day there which is not a bad thing at all. The facilities are modern and clean. Good secure lockers. Nice showers with I want to say mahogany floorboard. Bring a swimsuit and waterproof sandals. Towels are nice and fluffy, as well as the bathrobe. My massage therapist was excellent, I was a content , relaxed rubber noodle by the end of my session. For my "hot" I enjoyed the eucalyptus steam sauna (taking deep relaxing inhales), and the hot tub waterfall (spent several minutes with the water falling in my head which was very vigorous, then just tilt you head forward for a wonderful shoulder therapy). For my "cold", the cold plunge shower was amazing only needed the 20sec blasts, and the cold plunge tub just pinch your nose and fully submerge for 15-20 seconds. After all of that I grabbed a sofa in the resting area and just decompressed to process the entire morning. I hope to come back here every time I visit Montreal in the future

I was a little disappointed in my experience here. I guess I was expecting more of a premium…read moreexperience given the prices, but it turned out I could have waited to get a massage at a different spa. I came in and was quickly greeted and asked to fill out some paperwork. She did explain the sequence of the Nordic spa to me, but I was only coming in for an hour appointment. It was a bit confusing where to place your shoes and what was expected, but I did find the locker rooms, which were clean and spacious. They recommend everyone shower before entering the experience. When inside, it was a very small area, however, the place seemed crowded for the space they had. There were places you could put your towels, multiple places for tea, energy juices, and cold water, which was appreciated. The cold plunge was beautiful, but the sauna could have used cleaning. The massage area was distinct as you walk in on the right, and they hold up a sign with your name on it to meet your therapist and enter the area. Overall, I did think she did a good job, but the price was pretty steep for what ended up being a pretty basic Swedish massage to massage some knots. I don't think I would return simply because there are many other options that are probably more luxurious in the area, but it was worth the try!

Bota Bota - View from deck

Bota Bota

(331 reviews)

$$$

Ville-Marie

I had such a relaxing experience here! It was a nice way to spend a few hours unwinding, enjoying…read morethe different pools and hot tubs, and taking a break from my usual routine. I really liked the peaceful atmosphere and the opportunity to disconnect from my phone for a while. I'd recommend bringing flip flops, too, since walking around barefoot wasn't the most comfortable. You can purchase flip flops there but they are $30 for a basic pair of flip flops. I do wish phones were allowed in some places as I am someone who reads on my phone and would have liked to take some photos as well but didn't mind the phone free time. I did the circuit for 2hrs which I didn't find to be to expensive compared to similar places. Overall, I really enjoyed my visit and would definitely consider coming back for another relaxing day!

The price for entry is fine, but they will absolutely nickle and dime you for every add on and…read moreextra, but that's sort of to be expected from an attraction like this. Theres a quiet boat and a talking boat and my group tried the hot tubs and pools in both. It's very relaxing and I'm glad we went but I do wish there was an area where taking photos was okay so I could have taken some photos with my friends for memories. All in all I'd go back but do NOT forget flip flops because I went without and it was very very painful walking around on all of the mats between ships and I didn't want to pay $30 for a pair of flip flops. The restaurant could use some more vegan friendly options, but they had a gluten free menu which was nice for our friend that was Celiac. The portions were very small though so I left still hungry.

Station SkySpa - Lounge area to relax or eat

Station SkySpa

(22 reviews)

$$

I've decided to pamper myself after sitting for months on a desk and a chair every day. All the…read morewhile, I am getting ready for the warmer seasons, where I plan to do more fitness. My back needed a massage due to sitting in a position for too long. What do I need? Definitely a deep tissue massage. The reservation was pretty straightforward, with the receptionist taking my credit card number through the phone. On my way there, they asked if I am using the same card like the one on the phone, and I said yes. They gave me a form to fill while I was waiting, and I filled it in less than 3 minutes. The rest of the wait was not long; I think I waited around 5 minutes before being called to go to a room. An hour later, I came out of the room feeling happy and joyful. My back is a lot less tense, and it feels more flexible. What about the cleanliness during Covid? The light was off with a bit of light to make sure I don't fall. The spa was well-kept and in good condition overall. I felt quite safe. I'll definitely be back to enjoy other amenities that are opening back up on March 26th to give a throughout review of my experience there.

The bistro has expanded! With more choices for food and mains. I was reluctant at first but…read morethoroughly impressed by the two choices I made: the spinach dip and pita bread and spicy chicken burger. A great option following a nice massage. I used the birthday special as a gift for a friend. For 90$ + tax, the gift includes a classic massage, thermal bath access, water bottle, and glass of champagne. Due to covid-19, lockers already contain 1 towel (where the standard was two before - you have to pay extra 2$ which is dumb when you think about it). The crowd was not all adolescents like the past, older crowd and the pools had a limit of 8 people at a time. Steam room was also open with a max of 3 people at a time.

Balnea - Balnea Entrance

Balnea

(32 reviews)

$$

My family in Burlington wanted to have a celebration, so they decided we should head to Balnea for…read morea Sunday morning "Reserve and Thermal Experience." So glad we did! My only regret was at the last minute I forgot to pack my bathing suit, so I had to buy one at their reception. (They provide robes and towels, but it's also Bring Your Own Flip Flops.) Note - The morning ticket is only for 3 hours, so you might consider the full day ticket. About the facilities, Balnea is located at the head of a lake within a nature reserve. Most of the spa experiences direct your view to the placid lake ensconced in surrounding forrest. The exception include certain enclosed spaces intended to cut you off visual from any distractions, like the Grotto sauna, Maroccon Salon with cocoon beds and reading space, nature cinema that can be enjoyed with or without audio, the aquarium room, as well as the eucalyptus steam room and sauna. Most other enclosed spaces, including saunas, have picture windows facing the lake. One unusual view I'd recommend checking out includes the awesome wooden nonagon cone beds facing deep into the forrest. The spaces are divided into whispering spaces and strictly enforced zones of silence. (In a very Big Brother moment, I was reprimanded twice by staff for whispering to my family even when no one else was in earshot.) Given that, considering cameras and phones are not allowed, Balnea has really structured the experience to ensure you focus on relaxing and personal wellness. Note - 3 hours is a good time to cover many of the spaces, like a tasting menu, but you may want to splurge on the nominal extra for a full day not to be rushed. Beyond the wooden cone bed, my favorite experiences there included: + The heated Infinity pool that had jets not only for the back but also feet and legs allowing me to soothe my muscles; + The steam room with eucalyptus; + The sauna by the lake and super hot sauna in the building; + The heated pool with waterfall and whirlpool jets; + The cocoon bed in the Moroccan Salon; + The floating beds on the lake, enabling me to listen to the water lightly splashing; and + The fire pit with (provided) marshmallows for roasting! Balnea calls itself a Nordic Spa. Having lived for years in Finland, there is nothing I experienced like this there although there may be so today. No sauna I was in had windows and we always went naked! That being said, Balnea is a fantastic experience. (My family even attests to enjoying it during the winter.) Recommend you check it out!

Came here for the Twilight session with my sisters & we had a great, relaxing time, staying until…read more9:30 PM, lolling in the long, narrow, nicely-heated jacuzzi pool as we watched the deer cross the field by the lake @ the bottom of the hill (except for the lake, which was closed for the evening, & its lakehouse, most amenities are on & built into a hill). It was so soothing & ethereal. I tried out the very cold, plunge pool multiple times since I have read of its ice cold "rejuvenating powers" & it certainly was invigorating. We also spent time in the Moroccan-themed pods, enjoyed the steam room (we skipped the sauna), the waterfall pool &, capped off our Zen evening sitting by the firepit, perusing the night sky for shooting stars. Although we thought that the obligatory tip added to our bill/reservation was a tad high, our evening of pools with their ubiquitous & strong jacuzzi jets, star/mountain & deer gazing & quietude (there is a dedicated "shhh" person who walks around, reminding folks to not talk) was worth the price. You will be supplied with terry robes & showers are available to rinse off as well as lockers, as well as a dining area. Enjoy your time here as we did!

Spa le Finlandais - Viking sauna

Spa le Finlandais

(57 reviews)

$$

Laval

Wow! Where has Spa le Finlandais been all my life? Arrived…read morehere on a Sunday when they opened at 9am. There were very few patrons and the place was ripe for exploring. Every corner brings another opportunity to find your ideal zen: lying, sitting or standing. Cold, cool, warm or hot. Fire or water. Quite and calm or full sensory. I was absolutely shocked at the number of areas. Each time I thought I'd found my "ideal," I found another I liked even more. It was very peaceful and, for the most part, other patrons respected the "speak quietly" signs across the spa. I received a massage (it was less than ideal and I'll purchase the day pass instead, next time--hence the one star deduction). To check in for the massage, you simply go to the waiting area and wait for your name to be called. No check in, but make sure to arrive early to complete your health questionnaire! When I finished the massage, I enjoyed lunch in the bistro, reasonably priced, though they weren't particularly friendly at the counter, and then reclaimed my zen on a hammock overlooking the river. By this time it had become significantly busier but there was still plenty of room and seating available. A few tips: --$10 gets you robe and towel rental. You can bring your own and avoid the charge --bring flip flops or slider shoes --showers are available, but you'll want to bring your own shampoo and a rag --you receive a bracelet that opens and locks your locker, so feel free to bring that backpack! --the bistro isn't the only place for food or drink... smaller bites and drinks are available from the food trailer near the River --robes in the bistro are acceptable! Enjoy!

I had an amazing time here, and coming from a place that doesn't have many spa experiences at all,…read morethis opened my eyes to all different kinds of relaxation experiences! This place was filled with so many saunas and pools and activities, I actually regretted only getting the half day pass. It's definitely worth it to spend the whole day here. Food was very good for spa food and very French focused. The blueberry pastry was a highlight for me! And the soup was absolutely delicious. I do wish the locker room area was as nice as the rest of the facilities but this spa experience was truly one of a kind.

Piscines Lemaire - hottubandpool - Updated November 2026

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