Chicago-based entrepreneur Marko Iglendza designed Terminal Getaway Spa for travelers in a hurry — or not. Treatments at the growing brand of airport spas range from 10 to 90 minutes.
With five locations across Chicago O’Hare International Airport, Charlotte Douglas International Airport and Orlando International Airport, the expanding brand is becoming a premier airport relaxation station. Revolutionizing the concept of airport spas, Terminal Getaway Spa offers private treatment rooms, on-trend services and extensively trained and licensed technicians, at affordable rates.
Treatments vary in length of time and type. The Last Minute manicure is completed in 20 minutes, while the Time on Your Hands deluxe version lasts 35 minutes. Prices are $25 and $45, respectively. Ten minutes in the massage chair offers a quick hit of relaxation for $19, while travelers with time to spare can indulge in the 90-minute Bod Voyage deep-tissue massage.
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