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Champagne, platters and no clock: the two-hour package for two, explained

What actually happens in the two hours: two Swedish massages, a mini facial or foot scrub each, a bottle of champagne and a snack platter, with nowhere to be afterwards.

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Monday, 31 August 2026

Two guests relaxing in the garden lounge at Emerald Spa and Wellness Centre, Windhoek North

Most massages end the same way: somebody taps the door, the room lights come up, and the world resumes at full speed. The two-person package at Emerald was designed against exactly that. Two hours, two guests, and the last half hour belongs to nobody but you.

How the two hours run

Both Swedish massages start together, side by side, so the afternoon finishes in step instead of one person waiting in a robe. Swedish is the choice for a shared booking on purpose: long, even strokes, warmth, no deep-pressure surprises. If one of you prefers firmer work, say so when booking and the therapists will adjust without breaking the rhythm.

The second hour splits between a mini facial and a foot scrub. You each choose. The mini facial is the express version of our signature facial: cleanse, a brightening treatment, moisture. The foot scrub is exactly what it sounds like, warm water, salt, and ten unhurried minutes that people consistently underestimate until they have had one.

The champagne part

After the treatments, the lounge is set for you: a chilled bottle of champagne and a snack platter. This is not a courtesy tray. The platters are made in-house and refilled if you empty them. Sit as long as you like; the garden seats are the best ones in the building and nobody will move you along.

Booking it

The package is N$1,700 for two guests, and weekends go first. Book online through the site, or send a WhatsApp and the team will set it up with you directly. If you want the same idea for four or six, the (S)quad and Sisterhood packages carry the afternoon to a bigger table, and the venue can hold a private celebration around it.