AromaTouch technique takes gentle care of your body and mind. The treatment is based on Chinese medicine, when essential oils are slowly applied to five different areas of your body – on your back, your neck, head and the soles of your feet. Eight specific essential oils gradually melt away stress, boost your immunity, balance your autonomic nervous system, reduce inflammation and aid body detoxification.

Gentle massage of the lymph nodes reduces swelling, helps to reduce cellulite, speeds up recovery after exercise, restores and boosts lymphatic circulation and helps to flush harmful substances away from your body.

At Kapka resort we use cupping therapy to warm up painful spots and to boost your circulation, so that your body flushes out toxins more easily and that pain is relieved.

The word “maderoterapia” itself is a combination of the Spanish word for wood “madera” and the word “therapy” – treatment, healing. Each treatment begins with a relaxing massage or preparation of the skin and tissues. It continues with the application of massage oil along with essential oils. The massage is done with fast, dynamic strokes using wooden rollers and going over all problematic parts of the body with a higher percentage of subcutaneous fat and cellulite such as buttocks, thighs, hips, abdomen, arms and back.

Make sure that the area to be massaged is clean and that there are no unhealed wounds or sores, nor spots infected by any fungal, inflammatory or fungal diseases. Otherwise, you risk spreading the disease over a larger area of your skin, inflaming the wound or infecting the therapist. Surely you would like to prevent any of these issues.
We advise against massage if you have acute inflammation of the joints, varicose veins, febrile illness or if you suffer from extreme fatigue and exhaustion. If you are getting a massage of your stomach area, avoid eating prior to the treatment.
In other words, choose a massage that is appropriate for your current health condition. Choose the right massage and the intensity of the strokes. The massage therapist will help to assess the condition of the parts to be treated and their possible indisposition.

HOW SHOULD AN IDEAL SAUNA SESSION BE CONDUCTED?
Wondering how to sauna correctly? What does the perfect sauna session look like?
Take a shower before your first entry, the sweating will be more intense. During your stay in the spa, drink regularly to increase the removal of sweat and ions from the body. We always have fresh water with lemon available. Take a sheet with you to the sauna for extra comfort and convenience. If you are not used to sauna sessions, don’t overdo the length, 10-15 minutes is usual. After the sauna, take a lukewarm shower and cool off in the pool or with a wooden bucket. Repeat this cycle ideally three times and then enjoy relaxing in the relaxation room or in the fresh air. After the last sauna session, add a lukewarm bath with our Bohéme Collection cosmetics for a pleasant feeling and to enhance the effect of your stay in our Spa Zone.

To ensure health and safety, we ask all guests to adhere to the following regulations:
1. Before entry, please put your shoes in the shoe cabinet, and enter barefoot or in slippers provided for this purpose.
2. It is not permitted to consume alcoholic beverages or food on the premises of the spa, with the exception of snacks purchased at the reception desk.
3. When leaving the spa, please place the linens you used (sheet, towel) in the laundry basket located under the sink in the changing rooms.
4. You can book a massage and sauna at the reception desk or at the spa.
5. Please note that guests are only allowed to enter the spa area after arranging this at the hotel reception desk.
6. Spa opening hours are Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday, Sunday 10:00 – 21:00 and Monday, Wednesday, Friday 14:00 – 21:00. Changes in operating hours are subject to change by the provider.
7. A private spa can be booked during the day until 23:00 by making arrangements at the hotel reception desk.
8. Children must be at least 6 years of age to use the spa. Children under the age of 15 are only allowed when accompanied by a person over the age of 18.
9. We ask all the guests to shower in the changing rooms before entering the spa. You can also use the outdoor shower during the summer months when the terrace is open. Please go barefoot or wear slippers in the spa area.
10. We reserve the right to deny entry to persons who have consumed alcohol, are intoxicated, or have any skin or hair conditions or are suffering from a contagious disease.
11. In all areas of the spa, please do not make noise, run, or otherwise put the safety and health of your own and other guests at risk.
12. Please do not use any shampoos, body soaps, and other cosmetic products, which may cause increased foaming in the whirlpools.
13. Guests who cause damage to the spa equipment will be required to pay the operator for any such damage.
14. There is a no-swimsuit policy in the spa. You will be provided with a sheet and towel and you can also rent a bathrobe (rental fee 80 CZK) and buy slippers.
15. Drinks, which can be purchased at the reception desk, can be taken into the spa. These drinks are served in plastic containers.
16. Guests are responsible for keeping the time they have purchased the services of the spa. Guests are also responsible for any injuries to themselves or others.
17. In the event of an accident or any other sudden health-threatening event, the guests must immediately contact the spa staff or the receptionist.
18. Visitors are asked to save water, energy and be mindful when using the spa facilities.
19. In case of violation of these regulations, visitors may be asked to leave the premises without the right to fee compensation.
20. The Kapka resort spa is a public facility and there are some inherent dangers, such as drowning, slipping on wet surfaces or injury. We therefore ask visitors to observe all warnings, operating instructions and common courtesy for their own safety.