Notes from our therapists — how each treatment works, what it's best for, and small rituals for everyday wellbeing.
Steamed bundles of Thai medicinal herbs, pressed gently along the body in circular, rolling motions — where the tradition comes from, and why it's one of our most loved treatments for sore muscles and stress.
What the treatment covers, which length to book, and how it fits into a CBD lunch break or after work.
Light before, firmer a day or more after, never on a fresh injury: when massage helps your training most.
No need to cancel. How to get comfortable on the table, which treatment suits that week, and when period pain needs a GP.
Hot air or radiant warmth? How the two saunas differ in heat, breathing and sweat, and which one suits you.
Warm massage candle wax worked in with Swedish technique: how it feels, who it suits, and why it is only at the Viaduct.
What to book first, what you take off, how to ask for the right pressure, and how to gift a massage to a man.
Heat first, hands second, and the five minutes in between that make it work. How to pair a sauna with a massage.
Western strokes, Thai technique and sweet almond oil. What our Swedish massage feels like, and who it suits best.
Landed stiff and jet-lagged? The treatments that help on arrival day, the right time to book, and when to see a doctor instead.
Why tension headaches start in the neck and jaw, which treatment to book, and the warning signs that need a doctor.
What each block of time really covers, which treatments only come long, and an easy way to pick your length.
From the tired parent to the person who has everything: which treatment to give, which branch to buy from, and why to buy now.
The consultation, the steps, what to tell your therapist and how to care for your skin afterwards, at both Siri spas.
One moves the whole body, the other works one spot slowly. A side-by-side guide to choosing, at the same price.
For Mission Bay, Kohimarama and Glendowie locals: getting to Siri St Heliers, what to book, and what only this branch offers.
Deep tissue, Thai or hot stone? How to match the treatment to your kind of lower back ache, and when to see a GP first.
Looser hips, easier movement, more energy. What traditional Thai massage tends to change, why, and who should ask a GP first.
Strong is fine, sharp is not. How to read the sensations in a Thai massage, and how to ask for a gentler one.
Why an hour of massage costs what it does, with our full price list for the Viaduct and St Heliers.
Clothed, no oil, and you will be moved. How to spot traditional Thai massage, and where to book it in the CBD or St Heliers.
Lavender to unwind, citrus to lift, eucalyptus to breathe easier — how to pick the right oil for your mood and body.
How targeted pressure on the feet is said to ease tension across the whole body — and what a Siri reflexology session feels like.
Gentle radiant heat, a good sweat and a warm shower — what our St Heliers infrared sauna does and who it suits.
Nourishing warm oil, slow flowing strokes — a deeply soothing treatment for dry skin and tired muscles alike.
Why a good scrub is the perfect start to any spa day, and how to keep that fresh-skin glow between visits.
Scrub, facial and aromatherapy massage in one unhurried afternoon, and how to get the most from it at either Auckland spa.
Steamed bundles of lemongrass, turmeric and kaffir lime pressed along tired muscles. What luk pra kob is, how a 90-minute session runs, and Auckland prices.
What to wear, when to arrive, how to talk to your therapist — a gentle guide so your first visit feels easy.
Weekly, monthly or when the knots appear? How to think about frequency for stress, pain and general wellbeing.
"Is the pressure okay?" How to answer honestly, and why the right pressure matters more than the hardest.
Water, warmth and rest — simple aftercare that helps the benefits of your treatment last far longer.
Heated stones on key energy points and oil worked deep into the muscles — a step-by-step of the full 90 minutes.
Siri has no prenatal treatment, so here is what safe pregnancy massage looks like and the questions to ask first.
Five easy pressure points our therapists recommend for tired feet and everyday stress between visits.
One stretches and presses, the other glides and soothes. How to choose between our two most popular styles.
City buzz at the Viaduct or seaside calm at St Heliers — a quick guide to picking the right Siri escape.
Simple breathing, stretching and unwinding habits our Viaduct therapists recommend between visits.
How slow, rhythmic touch calms an overstimulated mind — and small evening habits for deeper rest.
The three spots office work hits hardest, and the stretches and treatments that bring real relief.
Side by side in a private room, any Siri style you like — what makes shared relaxation feel special.
A short guide to essential oils and simple ways to bring the spa's calming scents into your daily routine.
What happens to your breathing, heart rate and muscle tone during a treatment — the calm is real, and fairly ordinary.
When firmer pressure helps, when it doesn't, and how to prepare for a deep tissue session.
Heat treatments, warming oils and cosy rituals to keep body and mind settled through the cooler months.
Steps from the harbour yet a world away — why the Viaduct is the city's easiest reset after work.
Choosing between a treatment voucher and a value voucher — and how to pick for someone you love.
Harbour views, a quiet village and a treatment by the sea — how to plan the perfect St Heliers day.
A little local guide to slowing down around the Viaduct — and where a massage fits into the day.
Dinner by the water, a stroll and side-by-side relaxation — an easy plan for a memorable evening.
A thoughtful thank-you that always lands well — how spa vouchers work for teams and clients.
Reading is lovely — a 90-minute massage is better. Book at any of our three Auckland spas.
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