Balinese Deep Tissue
Long, weighted strokes worked into the shoulders, spine and legs — built for guests carrying tension from desks, travel or standing work.
A second-floor treatment house above Kanpur Road, built for one purpose: unhurried, skilled bodywork. No rush between the door and the table — just warm oil, quiet rooms and hands that know their craft.
Every therapist is trained in classic and Ayurvedic technique, and every session opens with a few honest questions about what your body actually needs.
Sessions are timed generously, never stacked back to back. You leave when the treatment is finished — not when the clock says so.
The same warm oils, the same clean linen, the same attention — whether it's your first visit or your fiftieth.
If you're not sure where to start, these are the treatments most guests return for. The full menu covers massage, body and foot therapy — see all of it on the Treatments page.
Long, weighted strokes worked into the shoulders, spine and legs — built for guests carrying tension from desks, travel or standing work.
Warm herb-infused oil, rhythmic strokes and marma-point attention — a traditional full-body ritual meant to calm the nervous system, not just the muscles.
Heated basalt stones glide along the back and legs, easing muscle knots faster than hands alone and leaving a deep, settled warmth.
“A good massage isn't performed on you. It's a conversation your body has with someone who's paying attention.”— The New Version Spa Approach
We built this space around one idea: results come from attention, not speed. That means real consultation before the table, pressure adjusted to what your body says in the moment, and therapists who are never rushing toward the next booking.
Read Our StoryGuests consistently mention feeling looked after from the moment they arrive.
Trained hands, steady pressure and a real read on what each body needs.
Fresh linen and cleaned tools for every guest, every single session.
Low light, quiet corridors and a second-floor hush away from the road.
Second floor, Banarasi Complex — opposite Saurabh Sweet. Easy to reach, easy to miss the noise of the street once you're inside.
Open Daily · Closes 10:00 PM
Hours can shift on festivals — a quick call confirms the day.