Spa in Les Arcs: a guide to wellness at altitude
In short
Les Arcs has four spas spread across the resort's villages, between 1,600 and 2,000 metres above sea level. Deep Nature (Arc 1950), Nama Springs (Arc 1800), Black Diamond (Arc 2000) and La Cachette (Arc 1600) each offer a different atmosphere and budget. From the campsite, allow about 20 km and a 25 to 30-minute drive via Bourg-Saint-Maurice to reach the resort.
Key takeaways
- Deep Nature Spa (Arc 1950): the largest venue, themed caves, families welcome from age 4 on Wednesdays and in the mornings
- Nama Springs (Arc 1800): Indian-inspired bathhouse, a concept unique in France
- Black Diamond Luxury Spa (Arc 2000): the most upmarket, part of a 5-star hotel
- La Cachette (Arc 1600): outdoor jacuzzis with valley views, reserved for hotel guests
- Allow between €25 and €37 for two hours' entry, depending on the spa
Les Arcs is about much more than skiing. The Savoie resort is home to several spas spread across its 4 villages, between 1,600 and 2,000 m above sea level. Nordic baths facing Mont Blanc, an Indian hammam, a pool overlooking the slopes: the choice is wide. Each spa in Les Arcs offers a different experience. From our campsite in Savoie, allow about 20 km and a 25 to 30-minute drive via Bourg-Saint-Maurice to reach these wellness centres (the funicular also links Bourg-Saint-Maurice to Arc 1600 in 7 minutes).
This guide helps you choose the right spa for your wishes and your budget!
A spa at every altitude of the resort
Les Arcs is made up of 4 villages between 1,600 and 2,000 m. Each one has its own wellness area. This means you can find a spa in Les Arcs wherever you are staying.
In Arc 1950, the Deep Nature Spa is the largest in the resort. Arc 1800 is home to Nama Springs, a bathhouse unique in France. Arc 2000 hosts the Black Diamond Luxury Spa inside the Taj-I-Mah hotel.
In winter, a spa session is the perfect complement to the winter activities in Les Arcs. In summer, the spas stay open and welcome hikers.
Deep Nature in Arc 1950: the largest spa in Les Arcs
The Deep Nature Spa is the largest wellness area in the resort. Located in Arc 1950, it is carved into the rock, facing Mont Blanc. The water circuit includes a volcanic cave, an ice cave, outdoor Nordic baths, a hammam and a sauna. The atmosphere alternates between mineral warmth and alpine freshness.
Adult entry costs €37 for 2 hours. Children aged 4 and over are welcome on Wednesdays and in the mornings, at €25. The spa also offers facials, massages and scrubs from €55. It is open every day from 10 am to 12 pm and from 3 pm to 8 pm.
For a complete, family-friendly spa in Les Arcs, this is the benchmark.
Nama Springs in Arc 1800: the Indian bathhouse
Nama Springs is an Indian-inspired bathhouse, unique in France. Located in Arc 1800, it focuses on an immersive, soothing atmosphere. An Aufguss sauna, an Indian hammam, an Epsom salt flotation pool and outdoor pools facing the peaks make up the experience.
Entry starts at €25 for an early-morning slot. The spa is reserved for guests aged 15 and over, which guarantees a calm setting. Ayurvedic massages and ritual treatments complete the experience. For lovers of original wellness, this Les Arcs spa stands out from all the others.
The Eden de la Vanoise team's favourite: the Epsom salt flotation pool at Nama Springs gives a feeling of weightlessness that is rare in the mountains. A real timeless break, to try at least once!
Black Diamond Luxury Spa in Arc 2000: the luxury spa
The Black Diamond Luxury Spa is located inside the 5-star Taj-I-Mah hotel in Arc 2000. This 400 m² area features a 15 m pool, a sauna, a jacuzzi, a hammam and a relaxation room with a salt wall. Large bay windows open directly onto the slopes. Treatments use high-end brands: Phytomer, Kos and Valmont. Tailored massages, facials and body treatments are on the menu.
For a luxury break at altitude, this spa in Les Arcs is the benchmark!
Which spa should you choose in Les Arcs?
The choice depends on your expectations and your budget. Families head for Deep Nature in Arc 1950, which welcomes children from 4 years old. Fans of original rituals prefer Nama Springs in Arc 1800. For an upmarket setting, Black Diamond in Arc 2000 is the benchmark.
| Spa | Village | Highlights | Entry price |
| Deep Nature | Arc 1950 | Largest spa, caves and pools | €37 (2 h) |
| Nama Springs | Arc 1800 | Indian bathhouse | From €25 |
| Black Diamond | Arc 2000 | Luxury spa, 5-star hotel | On request |
| La Cachette | Arc 1600 | Outdoor jacuzzis, valley view | Hotel guests |
Looking for some relaxation after skiing or hiking? Our campsite near Les Arcs in Landry welcomes you about 20 km from the resort (25 to 30 minutes' drive). Book your stay now!
Sébastien’s tipAfter a day of skiing or hiking in the area, we happily head to Deep Nature with the children: it is the only one that welcomes them easily, and the view of Mont Blanc from the outdoor baths is worth the trip. Book your slot in advance in high season, as the Les Arcs spas get fully booked quickly at weekends during the school holidays.
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Frequently asked questions
What accommodation does our campsite offer?
Our campsite L'Eden de la Vanoise in Landry offers mobile homes in Savoie for 2 to 6 people, 40 m² wooden chalets and spacious pitches. A heated indoor pool completes the facilities and your wellness break.
Which is the best spa in Les Arcs?
The Deep Nature Spa in Arc 1950 is the largest and most complete spa in Les Arcs. It offers pools, themed caves, Nordic baths and a wide range of treatments.
How much does spa entry cost in Les Arcs?
Spa entry prices in Les Arcs vary from one venue to another. Deep Nature in Arc 1950 costs €37 for 2 hours. Nama Springs in Arc 1800 offers entry from €25.
Are children allowed in the Les Arcs spas?
Deep Nature in Arc 1950 welcomes children aged 4 and over on Wednesdays and in the mornings. Nama Springs in Arc 1800, however, is reserved for guests aged 15 and over.
Do you need to book to access a spa in Les Arcs?
Booking is not always required to access a spa in Les Arcs. Deep Nature in Arc 1950 usually operates without reservation. For treatments and massages, however, booking is recommended.