Le Beer Spa Paris opens a second location in the 15th arrondissement!
Following the success of its first establishment, opened in 2022 on rue des Sèvres, Beer Spa Paris is opening a second location in the 15th arrondissement, at 55 rue des Cévennes. This unique concept, inspired by the famous beer spas of Eastern Europe, offers an unusual experience combining well-being and beer tasting.
A relaxing and original experience
The Beer Spa principle is based on bubble baths infused with hops, malt and brewer’s yeast. Known since ancient times for their antioxidant and relaxing properties, these ingredients help you relax while enjoying softer, more toned skin. The experience can be enjoyed with a beer in hand, thanks to the taps available, offering both alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages. The space is entirely private, and visitors can choose their own musical ambience or even watch a film on the big screen.
A new place with new services
With this second address, Beer Spa Paris is thinking big. Two private rooms of 15 and 20m² are equipped with double oak bathtubs for optimum relaxation. A new feature is a private bar that can accommodate up to 50 people for exclusive events.
In another innovation, the Beer Spa Paris 15 is now open until 2 a.m., allowing night owls to enjoy a wellness break in complete tranquillity. A limited-edition “Wine Spa” also makes its appearance: visitors can immerse themselves in a bathtub filled with wine, grape marc and cinnamon, accompanied by a bottle of red, white or rosé wine to enjoy. To prolong the moment of relaxation, visitors can also try out the Zen Gravity massage chairs, offering recovery and anti-stress programs worthy of an osteopathic session.
Finally, for lovers of new flavors, the Beer Spa Paris bar will be serving beer-based cocktails created by a mixologist. A unique experience for couples or friends!
📍 Beer Spa Paris 15 – 55 rue des Cévennes
⏰ Open daily from 10am to 2am
💰 Rates from €40/person
📅 Reservations at: www.beerspaparis.com
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