MUMBAI: Layovers just got a luxury upgrade. Meghavi Wellness, one of India’s largest spa chains, has unveiled three Air Spalounges at Mumbai International Airport’s T2, the country’s first-ever in-terminal wellness lounges built exclusively for air travellers. Strategically located at Level 3 (domestic, near gates 49 and 85) and Level 4 (international, near gate 47), these lounges transform the dead time between flights into a high-end health retreat.
Unlike the traditional “quick-fix” airport spa, Meghavi’s Air SpaLounges are purpose-built for the jet set merging zero-gravity recliners, vibroacoustic therapy, lymphatic massages, and Ayurvedic treatments under one plush roof. The concept is simple: walk in, pick a therapy, and walk out lighter no bookings, no detours, no stress.
Meghavi Wellness co-founder Megha Dinesh calls it “transit wellness reimagined as essential infrastructure”, noting that travel’s toll on the body goes beyond tired legs, it disrupts sleep, circulation, and mental balance. Fellow co-founder Prashant Jain highlights the exclusivity: from hot stone therapy and herbal potli massages to private shower pods and no-touch treatments, this model is unique in Indian airports.
With the capacity to pamper 31 guests at a time, the Mumbai launch marks Meghavi’s 5th Air Spalounge and its 60th outlet nationwide. The sprawling lounges feature couple suites, four-hand therapy setups, ambient-lit cocoon zones, and an aroma retail corner for travellers to take the calm home.
Members of the Meghavi Wellness Passport gain pan-India access to over 60 outlets, including spas in luxury hotels and malls, with perks such as complimentary 30-minute massages in cities like Delhi, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, and Pune.
Every treatment is led by Meghavi’s 100-plus internationally trained therapists, blending traditional Indian healing with global techniques. Whether it’s a deep tissue detox or a jet lag recovery ritual, the focus is on one thing: making sure travellers take off feeling better than when they landed.
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