Some evenings are earned. The kind where you close your laptop, look outside, and decide the night should match the day you just had.
What’s changing right now
Over the past few seasons, weeknight spa evenings are no longer the exception — they’ve become the most enjoyable way to transition between work and the rest of your day. Catching the late afternoon sun. Letting the water do its thing. Making the most of June’s golden light before it fades.
Evening rates at Kōena start at 5 PM. You leave the office, arrive in minutes, and you’re in the baths well before the night even begins.
What it actually feels like
The thermal circuit is an alternation of heat and cold that does something real to your nervous system. Hot bath. Cold bath. Rest. Repeat. It’s simple, it’s an ancient practice, and it works better than most things we try to unwind at the end of the day.
You can add a 60-minute Swedish massage — the most popular at Kōena, with insurance receipts available. Or simply stay in the outdoor baths, face to the sun, with nothing else planned.
Ending with a stop at the KaTO terrace — cocktails, mocktails, sushi, end-of-day light — is what turns after-work into a real moment for yourself.
Tuesday night over Friday night
Weeknight spa evenings are objectively better than weekends. Less crowded. More peaceful. Same water, same magic — but with the space to truly enjoy it.
Wednesday evening at Kōena is particularly underrated. That’s all we’ll say about that.
For those who want to try it tonight
Weeknight evenings start at 5 PM. Robes available on-site.