Blue Mountains Sparadise

## Overview Blue Mountains Sparadise is a Japanese-inspired bathhouse and day spa nestled in the scenic Blue Mountains region of New South Wales, approximately 90 minutes west of Sydney. Set within a tranquil Japanese Zen garden, this unique retreat offers visitors the chance to soak in hot and cold spring baths while taking in sweeping views of surrounding eucalyptus forests and blue-hued valleys. The centrepiece of the experience is a set of three wooden hot tubs situated inside a natural cave — a distinctive feature that sets Blue Mountains Sparadise apart from other spa facilities in the greater Sydney area. The bathhouse draws on Japanese bathing traditions, emphasising stillness, simplicity, and connection with nature. Guest numbers are intentionally limited to preserve a peaceful atmosphere, so advance booking is strongly recommended. In addition to the hot and cold spring baths, the facility includes a herbal steam bath, a Japanese Zen garden for quiet contemplation, modern shower and restroom facilities, and a selection of herbal teas and meals available on-site. ## Directions Blue Mountains Sparadise is located in the Blue Mountains, west of Sydney. The GPS coordinates are approximately **-33.510208, 150.082725**. 1. From Sydney CBD, head west on the M4 Western Motorway toward the Blue Mountains. 2. Continue onto the Great Western Highway (A32) through the Blue Mountains townships. 3. Follow signs and use GPS navigation to the facility's exact location, as the spa is set back in a bushland setting and can be easy to miss. 4. Contact the venue directly before your visit for the most up-to-date address and any gate or access instructions, as availability is limited and bookings are required. *Note: Specific street-level directions have not been independently verified. We recommend confirming the route with the venue when you make your reservation.* ## What to Expect **Bathing Facilities:** The bathhouse features hot and cold spring baths, a herbal steam bath, and the signature trio of wooden barrel hot tubs set inside a cave. The water temperature varies between pools, allowing you to alternate between warm soaks and refreshing cold plunges in the Japanese tradition. **Zen Garden & Surroundings:** Between soaks, guests can wander the Japanese Zen garden, which is designed for quiet reflection. The surrounding Blue Mountains landscape — with its characteristic blue haze created by eucalyptus oil in the air — provides a stunning natural backdrop. **Spa Treatments:** A range of optional treatments is available for an additional fee, including therapeutic massage (30, 45, or 60 minutes) and one-hour aromatherapy facials. A personalised aromatherapy massage oil upgrade is also offered, and you get to keep the custom-blended oil after your session. **Accommodation Packages:** For those wanting an overnight retreat, Blue Mountains Sparadise offers cabin and Tudor-style accommodation packages for two or three guests. These packages typically include one or two nights' stay, a multiple-entry bathhouse day pass, and a selection of massage or facial treatments. Prices for packages start from around $650 per night for two people. **Pricing (indicative — confirm with venue):** - **Single Entry (up to 3 hours):** ~$70 per person — includes hot and cold spring baths, Zen garden, and herbal steam bath. - **Day Pass (multiple entries throughout the day):** ~$120 per person. - **Therapeutic Massage:** from ~$100 (30 min) to ~$200 (60 min). - **Aromatherapy Facial (60 min):** ~$225. - **Accommodation packages:** from ~$650 to ~$2,400 depending on room type, number of guests, and length of stay. **Tips for Visitors:** - This is a very popular destination — book well in advance, especially for weekends and holidays. - The facility caps guest numbers, so walk-ins may not be accommodated. - Herbal teas and light meals are available on-site, so you can make a full day of it with a day pass. - Bring a change of comfortable clothing and allow time to enjoy the garden between soaks.