2 hours Double Pass Spa Circuit in Hotel Don Gregory

Hotel Don Gregory’s spa circuit gives you two hours to trade Gran Canaria’s heat and sightseeing for warm water, steam, quiet, and a slower pace. The circuit uses a hydrotherapy pool, five hydromassage showers, a sauna, Turkish bath, footbath, and relaxation room.

I like the calm setting and the fact that towels and slippers are included, so you can arrive without packing much. I also like the fixed two-hour format, which makes this easy to fit into a holiday morning. The main drawback is value: at $42.34 per person, two people pay separately, despite the wording double pass, and the experience received a modest 3.3 rating from three ratings.

Key points to know before you book

• Two hours at Hotel Don Gregory: The circuit begins at 11:30 am and finishes back at the hotel meeting point.
• Several heat and water stations: You can use a hydrotherapy pool, five hydromassage showers, sauna, Turkish bath, footbath, and relaxation room.
• Designed for two people: The experience allows a maximum of two participants, making it suited to a couple or two friends.
• Towels and slippers included: You do not need to pay extra for these basic spa items.
• Price is per person: The $42.34 rate applies to each person, so a pair pays about $84.68 together.
• No meal included: Lunch is not part of the booking, so plan food separately.

Arriving at Hotel Don Gregory in San Agustin

You meet at Hotel Don Gregory by Dunas, at C. las Dalias, 11, 35100 Maspalomas, Las Palmas, Spain. The stated start time is 11:30 am, and the activity ends at the same meeting point after roughly two hours.

The hotel is in San Agustin, in the south of Gran Canaria. The location is near public transportation, which matters if you are not staying at the hotel. You are not booking a transfer, so you need to make your own way there and allow enough time to find the hotel and check in for the spa circuit.

Your confirmation arrives at the time of booking, and the ticket is available on your mobile. That keeps the arrival simple. Still, I would save the confirmation before leaving your accommodation, since a spa appointment is not the place to discover that your phone has no signal.

The experience is limited to a maximum of two people. That is a useful detail if you want privacy and quiet rather than a large group moving through the facilities. It also means you should book for the exact number of people in your party.

What the two-hour circuit includes

The heart of the visit is a combination of water and heat therapies. The stated purpose is relaxation, rehabilitation, purification, decongestion, and general body well-being. You should read those terms as a description of the spa’s approach, not as a promise of medical treatment.

The hydrotherapy pool gives you the main water-based part of the circuit. It is the place to settle into the experience and let your body slow down. The five hydromassage showers add variety, using water pressure as a form of physical relaxation.

You also have access to a sauna and Turkish bath. These offer two different heat experiences, with the sauna providing dry heat and the Turkish bath providing a steam-based setting. If you do not enjoy heat, you can spend more time in the pool or relaxation room instead.

The footbath is a smaller but worthwhile part of the circuit. After a day of walking around Gran Canaria, focusing attention on your feet can feel particularly useful. The relaxation room then gives you a quiet place to pause between the water and heat stations.

You are not handed a long list of extra treatments in the price. The booking is for the circuit itself. That distinction matters because the phrase blend of therapies may sound like a massage or a treatment package, but the included facilities are water, heat, footbath, and rest areas.

How to use the facilities well

You have about two hours, so you do not need to rush from one station to the next. A sensible approach is to begin with the hydrotherapy pool, use one or more hydromassage showers, take a short rest, and then choose between the sauna and Turkish bath.

Give yourself time in the relaxation room. It is easy to treat a spa circuit like a checklist, especially when several facilities are available. The point is not to collect every station as quickly as possible. The quiet pauses are part of what you are paying for.

You can also use the circuit as a break in a busy holiday schedule. Gran Canaria encourages full days of beaches, shopping, walks, and sightseeing. A mid-morning spa booking gives you a contained period with no sightseeing pressure and no need to plan a complicated route.

The two-hour length is enough for a proper reset, but it is not an all-day spa day. If you want a long treatment, lunch, or a wider menu of paid services, this booking may feel limited. If you want a short, organized break, the timing is easier to justify.

The strongest part: a quiet setting for two

The best reason to book this experience is the setting and the small scale. The spa area is described as clean and quiet, and the staff are friendly. Those points matter more here than flashy extras. A spa circuit only works if you can relax, and a calm space with attentive service gives you a better chance of doing that.

The limit of two participants helps preserve that feeling. You can book with a partner or friend and spend the session together without joining a large tour group. It also suits two people who want a shared activity that is quieter than a boat trip, excursion, or organized sightseeing tour.

That said, do not assume the word double means two admissions for one price. The listed cost is $42.34 per person. For two people, the combined price is about $84.68 before any separate spending elsewhere. The wording can be confusing, so check the total carefully before paying.

Is $42.34 per person fair?

At $42.34 per person, the value depends on how much you use the facilities and what kind of spa day you want. You receive about two hours of access, towels, and slippers. You also get a private-feeling booking for two and a range of water and heat facilities.

I think the price is easier to defend if you want a planned wellness break in the south of Gran Canaria and would otherwise spend money on a separate spa visit. The included towel and slippers remove a few small costs and make the booking more convenient.

The value is weaker if you expect a massage, lunch, or personal treatment. None of those is included. Lunch is specifically excluded, and the booking describes access to the circuit rather than a named massage or body treatment.

A clean, quiet spa with friendly staff can be worth paying for, but this is not the cheapest way to spend two hours. Because the overall score is 3.3 from three ratings, I would book with sensible expectations. You are paying for access to a compact circuit, not a full-day resort spa package.

Towels, slippers, and what to bring

Towels and slippers are included. That is helpful, especially if you are fitting the visit between other activities and do not want to carry wet spa gear around Gran Canaria.

Lunch is not included. You can arrange food separately after the visit, but the supplied details do not specify a restaurant, meal service, or food option at the spa. Plan around the two-hour appointment rather than expecting the booking to cover refreshments.

The information does not state whether swimwear, lockers, robes, or toiletries are provided. I would avoid assuming those items are included. The confirmed inclusions are the double spa circuit pass, towel, and slippers.

The mobile ticket is convenient, and confirmation is provided when you book. Keep the booking details accessible when you arrive at Hotel Don Gregory.

Who will enjoy this spa circuit?

This activity fits couples and pairs of friends who want a quiet shared break. It is also a practical choice if you are staying near San Agustin or can reach the hotel by public transportation.

You will probably like it if you enjoy pools, water pressure, heat rooms, and unhurried rest. The circuit offers enough variety to keep a two-hour visit from feeling like simply sitting in one pool.

It may not suit you if you want a treatment led by a therapist, a full day of spa access, or a meal included in the price. It may also disappoint if you read double pass as a two-for-one deal. The wording should be treated as a pass intended for two people, with each person charged separately.

The activity says most people can participate. No special restriction is listed in the supplied details, but the facilities include heat and water areas, so anyone with personal health concerns should decide carefully before booking.

Timing your day around the 11:30 am start

The 11:30 am start gives you a useful morning option. You can head to the hotel after breakfast, complete the two-hour circuit, and continue with the rest of your day afterward.

Because the activity ends back at the meeting point, you do not need to arrange a return transfer. You can continue from Hotel Don Gregory once the circuit is over, though no onward transportation or lunch is included.

The booking is approximately two hours. Allow a little extra time around the appointment for arrival and departure, even though the stated activity time is straightforward. With a fixed start, arriving late could reduce the time you have in the facilities.

Booking and cancellation details that matter

This experience is non-refundable and cannot be changed for any reason. If you cancel or ask for an amendment, the amount paid is not refunded.

That rule makes the spa best for a day you are confident you can keep. I would not book it far ahead unless your plans are firm, especially since the booking cannot be altered. The average booking lead time is 46 days, so many people arrange it well before their holiday date, but early booking does not make the cancellation terms more flexible.

The experience is supplied by VIMOTIONS. No guide name is provided because this is a facility-based spa visit rather than a guided tour. The staff at the spa provide the service, but you should not expect a sightseeing guide or commentary.

Should you book the Hotel Don Gregory spa circuit?

Book it if you want a two-hour escape for two in a clean, quiet setting, and you value a simple package with towels and slippers already included. The hydrotherapy pool, five hydromassage showers, sauna, Turkish bath, footbath, and relaxation room give you a good spread of water and heat options.

Skip it if you expect a bargain, a massage, lunch, or two admissions for the price of one. At $42.34 per person, the cost is reasonable only when you use the circuit as a focused wellness break and keep your expectations clear.

For a couple staying in or near San Agustin, this is a convenient way to slow down without committing to a full spa day. Just remember that double pass means two people can take part, not that one payment covers both.

FAQ

How long does the spa circuit last?

The experience lasts approximately two hours.

Where does the spa circuit take place?

It takes place at Hotel Don Gregory by Dunas, C. las Dalias, 11, 35100 Maspalomas, Las Palmas, Spain, in the San Agustin area of Gran Canaria.

What time does the experience start?

The stated start time is 11:30 am.

What facilities are included?

The circuit includes a hydrotherapy pool, five hydromassage showers, a sauna, Turkish bath, footbath, and relaxation room.

Are towels and slippers provided?

Yes. A towel and slippers are included with the spa circuit pass.

Is the price for two people?

The price is listed as $42.34 per person. The double pass is intended for two people, but each person is charged separately.

Is lunch included?

No. Lunch is not included.

How many people can take part?

The activity has a maximum of two participants.

Can I cancel or change the booking?

No. The experience is non-refundable and cannot be changed for any reason.