Janus Day Spa Moscow

Janus is a day spa at 18, 1st Tverskoy-Yamskoy Lane in central Moscow, near Mayakovskaya metro. This corrects the migrated address, which pointed to number 19 on a neighbouring street. The current official site publishes number 18, two landline contacts and daily hours.

The business describes a broad day-spa model combining massage, face and body programmes, hydrotherapy and heat experiences. Its facilities list includes a Turkish bath, sauna, steam cabin, hydrotherapy and herbal baths, a cold cascade shower and relaxation spaces. Availability can depend on the reserved programme, so guests should not assume that every booking includes the complete wet-area circuit.

The official menu groups programmes for couples, women, men, facial care and group occasions such as a spa gathering. It also references classic and signature massage, wraps, thalassotherapy, mud and water-based treatments. Ask for the current Russian-language programme description, exact duration, therapist assignment and included facilities before confirming.

Janus also sells gift certificates. A certificate should be checked for expiry, activation, transfer, refund and booking conditions. When choosing a couples or group format, confirm whether treatments occur simultaneously, how many guests the private space accommodates and whether food or drinks are included or ordered separately.

The official contact numbers are +7 499 251-21-41 and +7 499 251-44-92. The site gives daily hours of 10:00 to 22:00. Public directories may show additional messaging contacts or service labels; the official website remains the primary source for booking confirmation and current policy.

Some official descriptions use therapeutic, rejuvenating or health-oriented language. These are the provider’s descriptions and should not be read as independent medical evidence or guaranteed outcomes. Guests with acute illness, pregnancy, recent surgery, cardiovascular concerns, heat sensitivity, skin conditions or mobility limitations should discuss appropriate options with the provider and, when necessary, a qualified clinician.

For massage and body treatments, disclose injuries, allergies and pressure preferences. For sauna, steam, baths or cold exposure, ask about temperature, duration and contraindications, remain hydrated and stop if symptoms occur. Consent should be explicit for treatment areas, techniques and any products applied.

Accessibility information is not sufficiently detailed on the English-readable official material. Confirm the entrance route, stairs or lift, changing facilities, pool access, treatment-table transfer, toilets and seating before arrival. International visitors should also confirm the language available for consultation and consent.

The retained migrated photograph depicts the distinctive Egyptian-themed indoor pool attributed to Janus by the former Spa Awards archive. The current official site describes extensive water facilities, but the archive does not carry a photographer credit or reuse licence. The image is retained as legacy evidence, not as proof of present-day condition.

Five more current, exact and rights-cleared photographs remain required. No official-site, map-platform or review-platform images were copied. Information was checked on 14 August 2026; reconfirm programme names, prices, hours, facilities, accessibility and certificate rules directly before booking.

Guests travelling from outside Russia should verify accepted payment methods and any booking deposit before arrival. Ask whether swimwear, footwear, towels and robes are supplied, and whether a private locker is included. These operational details were not documented clearly enough in the official material reviewed to state them as confirmed.