Hot stone massage is a technique using volcanic basalt stones heated to 50-55°C, serving both as massage tools and heat-radiating therapy elements. Their iron and magnesium content allows them to retain heat for long periods.

The session begins with stones placed on specific points along the back. During these still placement minutes, the body softens with the heat. The therapist then takes smaller stones into their palms for long glide strokes.

Particularly effective in autumn and winter. Suitable for those wanting cold-weather relaxation, deep muscle tension sufferers, and guests seeking an extended spa session.