Feelgood Wellness

Feelgood Wellness Spa & Gym sits just across from the Sliema promenade, inside the Preluna Hotel spa complex, with a separate entrance on Tower Road. It combines a gym, a heated pool and a spa in one place, so a UK visitor staying in Sliema can swim, train and book a massage without leaving the neighbourhood. The shops and restaurants of Sliema are within minutes and public buses stop across the road. On VisitMalta.co.uk it appears in our spas in Malta and gyms in Malta directories.

Facilities

The aim is to help people gain fitness, improve well-being and relax with no pressure, at their own pace. The gym is fully air-conditioned, and the spa side has a heated indoor pool, two whirlpools, a steam room, a traditional dry sauna and a jacuzzi. Changing rooms and individual lockers are provided. Personal training and a shake bar serving protein smoothies are also on offer.

Weekday hours are 6am to 10pm, and weekends and public holidays are 8am to 6pm, with last entry 45 minutes before closing. The pool shuts 15 minutes before the doors do.

Memberships

Several membership types are available: gym and spa, gym and spa off-peak, gym only, gym off-peak and spa only. The spa-only and off-peak choices suit holidaymakers or residents who do not need the gym at peak times. Ask the team which option fits the length of your stay and when you plan to use the facilities.

Massage and beauty treatments

Treatments run alongside the leisure facilities. The massage menu includes a focus massage and reflexology at €30, a soothing relaxing massage and aromatherapy at €60, a maternity massage at €50, an inner calm and Balinese Harmony massage at €70, deep tissue and hot stone therapy at €80 and the Wisteria personalised massage at €90. Prices are as shown in the online shop and may change.

Facials include an anti-blemish facial at €60, youth restoration at €70 and a glow enhancing facial at €75. A salt crystal scrub is €30. Waxing runs from €15 for a half leg to €35 for the chest, and a Brazilian is €30. The treatments are listed under the Wisteria beauty brand name in places, and are booked through the same team.

Making the most of a Sliema stay

Sliema suits a day that mixes exercise, swimming and sightseeing. If you are choosing where to stay, see our page on hotels in Sliema, and when the weather is poor or too hot, a pool and sauna session is a sensible alternative; our Malta weather guide shows when that is likely. The ferry from Sliema to Valletta is close by, and our Valletta guide covers the capital.

Who it suits

The mix of gym, pool and spa works for several kinds of visitor. Travellers who want to keep up a training routine on holiday can use the air-conditioned gym and ask about personal training. Couples and friends can pair a swim with a steam room and sauna session, and anyone with a sore back after a long flight can book a focus, deep tissue or hot stone massage. Expectant mothers will find a maternity massage on the menu, and the shake bar offers vegan and chocolate peanut butter smoothies among the protein options.

Because the spa promises a pace set by you, with no pressure, it also suits people who are new to gyms or who simply want somewhere calm to swim. Ask the team about timing when you enquire, particularly at weekends, when the hours are shorter, and remember that the pool closes a quarter of an hour before the doors.

Getting in touch

Say which membership or treatment interests you, your dates and any questions. Use the VisitMalta.co.uk enquiry form on this page and we will pass your message to Feelgood Wellness Spa & Gym.