Meghavi Wellness Opens Third Air SpaLounge at Mumbai Airport T2
Meghavi Wellness has launched its third Air SpaLounge at Mumbai International Airport (T2), offering travellers a unique opportunity to unwind and rejuvenate before their journey. The new lounge, located on Level 4 near Gate 47 in the departures terminal, is part of a growing global trend to transform airport downtime into recovery time.
The Air SpaLounge provides a range of services, from quick 20-minute relief sessions to extensive three-hour recovery treatments. These include a variety of massages such as herbal potli therapy, hot stone, warm bamboo, Swedish, Balinese, and deep tissue, along with facials, body polish, and champi head massages. Non-touch therapies like vibro-acoustic chairs and compression boot therapies are also available. The lounge offers a blend of Indian herbal therapies and global massage favourites to cater to international travellers in transit.
The facility is designed for comfort and efficiency, featuring exclusive couple rooms and private shower pods. Therapy suites are also available for those with tight layovers. Meghavi Wellness aims to make wellness infrastructure as accessible as a gym or coffee chain, with an all-access national family membership model. Similar lounges are already operating at Mumbai's domestic terminals and in Bhopal, with plans to expand to 5 Air SpaLounges across 15 cities, including international airports.
The new Air SpaLounge at Mumbai International Airport (T2) allows passengers to reset, refresh, and prepare for their journey without leaving the airport. Meghavi Wellness continues to innovate and expand its wellness offerings, making them increasingly accessible to travellers across India and beyond.
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