20–30 minutes · open all night
Russian spa near Hauz Khas
Open at two in the morning, which is the hour this particular neighbourhood tends to need one. Twenty to thirty minutes down, private rooms, no closing time.
The late shift
The hours most spas are shut
Hauz Khas empties late. The village winds down somewhere between midnight and two, and at that point almost nothing in south Delhi is open that is not a restaurant.
We are, and not grudgingly — reception is staffed around the clock, therapists are on shift, and a two a.m. arrival gets the same room and the same consultation as a two p.m. one. It is a large part of why the hours are what they are.
- Reception staffed twenty-four hours, every day of the year
- Private rooms with a closed door; no shared treatment floors
- Male and female therapists on shift; state a preference
- Parking on site, and lockers for anything you are carrying
- Towels, robe and slippers provided — bring nothing
Before you come
Four things worth knowing about a late visit
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If you have been drinking, say so
We will decline the banya. Heat and alcohol handle badly together and the cold plunge makes it worse. A massage is usually fine.
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Short beats long at one in the morning
The thirty-minute express is the sensible late booking. You are not committing to an hour you will sleep through.
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Cab rather than metro
Hauz Khas is a Yellow and Magenta interchange, but check last-train times — after midnight a cab is more reliable.
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Message when you are close
We will be expecting you, and the Mahipalpur service lanes are confusing in the dark.
The team
Therapists on the Late Shift
The therapists who take most of the after-midnight bookings, which here are routine.
Milana
Tara
Sasha
Juhi
Prices shown are the published rate for that therapist’s main treatment, not an hourly fee. Full rate card on the services page.
Treatments
What to book after midnight
Published rates for a single session.
Head, Neck & Shoulder Express
Thirty focused minutes on the three places desk work and travel collect tension.
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Swedish Full Body Massage
The classic full-body sequence at medium pressure — the reliable, unfussy option.
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Signature Aromatherapy Massage
Slow, flowing strokes carried on warmed essential oils, chosen with you at the start.
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Traditional Russian Banya
Moist heat, birch venik work and a cold plunge, in the classic Eastern European sequence.
Book on WhatsApp- By road, late evening 20–30 min
- Yellow Line → Aerocity Check last train
- Aerocity Metro Station, by auto ≈5 min
- Reception staffed 24 hours
- Parking at the spa On site
Inside
The rooms at night
Questions
Coming from Hauz Khas — FAQs
Yes. Twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week, three hundred and sixty-five days a year, public holidays included. An after-midnight arrival is an ordinary booking here, not a favour — the airport corridor runs on its own clock and so do we.
Twenty to thirty minutes by road is the usual south Delhi band, and late at night it tends towards the shorter end. Hauz Khas is a Yellow and Magenta Line interchange, but check the last-train times if you are relying on the metro after midnight — a cab is the more reliable option at that hour.
Not the banya. Heat and alcohol are a genuinely bad combination — it affects how your body handles both the temperature and the cold plunge, and we will decline the banya rather than risk it. A massage is usually fine; tell the therapist honestly and they will judge it.
The thirty-minute head, neck and shoulder express at ₹1,500 is the common late booking — short, direct, and you are not committing to an hour at one a.m. If you have longer, the Swedish full body at ₹2,500 is the gentlest way to end a night.
Reception is staffed around the clock, parking is on site, and every treatment takes place in a private room behind a closed door. Message us when you are a few minutes out and we will be expecting you.
Coming from somewhere else?
Still open
Whatever time it is as you read this, we are open. Message us and we will tell you who is on shift.
Massage and heat therapy are wellness services, not medical treatment.