A couples spa date, timed to 2 hours. In Newport Beach, Naturale Touch SpaTique pairs a private lounge with a Vegan Antioxidant Facial for two, plus wine and a post-treatment snack plate. I love the welcome drink options (herbal tea, iced tea, mimosas, wine, or springwater), and I love that the hands-on care isn’t just the facial—it includes arm and hand massage, then a foot massage after. The main thing to consider is that this is not a deep tissue body massage plan, so if you want heavy pressure, you’ll need a different package.

Here’s the practical charm: you and your guest get your own room to change into comfy robes and slippers, and the whole experience stays calm and self-contained. Afterward, you return to a private Mermaids Lounge setup for an appetizer platter, mini dessert, and beverage refills, plus a spa gift. If you’re planning this as a special date, that flow makes it feel “thought-out,” not like a rushed add-on.

Key points to know before you book

• Private lounge time to change into robes and slippers before treatment starts
• Vegan antioxidant facial with aromatherapy steam, enzyme peel, pore extraction, and a masque
• More than face care includes arm and hand massage, plus a follow-up foot massage
• Food and drinks built in with an appetizer platter/mini desserts, plus mimosas, wine, and coffee/tea options
• Gratuity not included; plan on the standard 15% to 20% on the regular undiscounted package value
• Custom reserved timing is mentioned with a tighter cancellation window than the general policy

Newport Beach couples spa basics: what you’re actually buying

This is a couples package built around facial care and relaxation. The “Two 2 Love” format is for 2 guests (couples or friends), and it runs about 2 hours. The price is $299 per group (up to 2), which is how most couples get good value here: you’re not paying per person for the main treatment—you’re paying for a reserved couple experience that includes drinks and a set food moment afterward.

You’re booking with Naturale Touch SpaTique at 881 Dover Dr, Newport Beach, CA 92663. It’s listed as near public transportation, and it’s a private activity, meaning only your group participates. That matters because spa packages can get awkward if you share common areas with strangers during the “change and decompress” parts. Here, the layout is designed for privacy.

The 2-hour timeline: what happens from welcome to mini dessert

The experience is set up as a smooth, step-by-step sequence, so you’re not trying to guess what’s next. Here’s the practical flow I’d expect you to plan your time around:

1) Arrival and welcome beverage

You start with a complimentary drink when you arrive. Options include Herbal Tea, Iced tea, Mimosas, Wine, or Springwater. This is a simple touch, but it sets the tone fast: you’re not scrambling for a menu or asking what’s available.

2) Private lounge to change

Before the treatment, you’ll be in your own private lounge to change into comfy robes and slippers. This helps you settle in. It also keeps the experience feeling like yours, not like a quick stop.

3) The Vegan Antioxidant Facial (plus hands and steam)

Your main treatment is an antioxidant facial designed to support skin with a set of skincare steps and massage work. Included elements are:

• arm and hand massage
• aromatherapy steam
• enzyme peel
• pressure point massage on the face, neck, and shoulders
• pore extraction
• masque

Your treatments are described as catered to your needs, which is a good sign if you’re trying to address specific skin concerns without going full medical.

4) Foot massage after the facial

Right after the facial work, you’ll also get a foot massage. This is a smart add-on because it shifts your body from “skin-focused relaxation” to full-body comfort. If your day has been walking-heavy, this part can feel like a reset button.

5) Snack platter, mini dessert, and beverage refills

After treatment, you and your guest move to the Private Mermaids Lounge for a snack plate plus mini dessert, with beverages available for refills. If you’re planning a birthday, anniversary, or just a no-screen night out, this food-and-drink moment is what turns the session into an experience, not just an appointment.

6) Spa gift

The highlights mention a spa gift after your treatment. While the package details don’t spell out what the gift is, it’s still the kind of extra that makes the night feel “complete.”

Entering Naturale Touch SpaTique: the welcome vibe that sets the tone

The strongest praise is about how the place treats people. The feedback points to courteous, welcoming service with genuine smiles and enthusiasm, and that matters more than many people expect. In a spa, you can feel the difference between staff who are rushing and staff who are actually guiding you through each step.

You also get a built-in “first comfort win” at arrival: a complimentary beverage. That simple choice matters if you’re sensitive to wait times or if you arrive a little tense and want the evening to start by loosening your shoulders.

And because you change in your own private lounge, the start of the experience doesn’t feel like a public performance. You can settle into the robes and slippers, then focus on the treatment without feeling watched.

The Vegan Antioxidant Facial: what’s included and what to expect

Let’s talk skin and expectations, since this package is specific. The treatment is a Vegan Antioxidant Facial. It’s designed as skincare-relaxation rather than a deep body therapy session.

Here’s the ingredient list of the experience, step by step:

• Aromatherapy steam

Steam helps warm and soften your skin, and it supports the overall comfort of the facial. If you like that spa “breathing space” feel, this is the part you’ll likely notice most.

• Enzyme peel

An enzyme peel is part of the exfoliation process. In a facial like this, it’s typically used to help refresh the look and feel of the skin.

• Pressure point massage on face, neck, shoulders

This is where the relaxation really hits. It’s not described as deep, heavy work. Think supportive and soothing rather than intense.

• Pore extraction

This is an included step, so if you prefer a facial that does practical skin cleansing work (instead of only mask and glow), this package aligns with that.

• Masque

A masque usually comes after cleansing and extraction steps, and it’s part of the calming, finishing stage. It also gives you that “post-treatment skin comfort” time.

• Arm and hand massage

You’re not just sitting with your face work. This gives your upper body attention too, which can be great if your hands are tense from everyday tasks.

Two important expectations to set up front:

1) This is a facial package, not a whole-body massage deal.

2) It’s not a deep tissue body massage treatment. If you want strong pressure or muscle work, you’ll likely be disappointed with this one.

The arm/hand work and foot massage: why these add real value

Some spa packages treat massage like an afterthought. Here, it’s actually part of the design.

The included arm and hand massage pairs nicely with the facial, because tension often shows up first in your shoulders, hands, and posture—especially if you’ve been driving, working, or traveling. Then the foot massage after the facial gives the evening a grounded finish. It’s also one of the most satisfying transitions: you end with comfort rather than rushing straight out the door.

If your goal is to leave feeling “reset,” these two massage moments are a big part of that. You’re getting relaxation that covers more than one zone.

Appetizers, wine, and the Mermaids Lounge: the date-night payoff

This is where the package becomes more than a skin appointment. After treatment, you get a snack plate, mini dessert, and beverage refills in the Private Mermaids Lounge.

Included drink options listed with the package include:

• wine
• mimosas
• herbal teas
• coffee

And the welcome drink options also include iced tea and springwater.

The experience is also described as having a pre-arranged appetizer platter and mini desserts. That “pre-arranged” part is valuable: you don’t spend your spa time deciding what you want. You get served, you eat calmly, and you enjoy being together.

Also, there’s mention of a spa gift after the treatment. Even if you can’t predict what it is, the idea is clear: the spa wants you to leave with a sense of occasion.

Price and value check: is $299 for two reasonable?

At $299 per group (up to 2), you’re paying for a full couple experience: private lounge setup, a multi-step vegan facial, massage work, plus set refreshments and a meal moment afterward.

To judge value, I look at three things:

1) You’re paying for privacy and time, not just the facial menu. Two guests, private lounge change time, and a reserved couple-only setup typically cost more than a standard appointment.

2) The treatment includes multiple specific steps (steam, enzyme peel, pressure point work, pore extraction, masque) plus arm/hand massage and foot massage. This isn’t a “single mask and done” setup.

3) Food and drinks are included. That appetizer platter/mini desserts plus beverage options (including wine and mimosas) can add up fast if you’d otherwise have to tack it on afterward.

One catch: gratuities are not included. The package notes a standard 15% to 20% on the regular undiscounted value of the package. If you’re budgeting, factor that in now so there are no surprise feelings later. Still, even with tipping, the structure is likely to feel like a fair deal if you’d normally spend money after your appointment.

Who this couples package fits best

I think this is best for people who want a calm, romantic, skincare-based spa experience without planning their whole evening around logistics.

It’s a strong fit if:

• you want a facial-focused treatment rather than deep muscle work
• you’re celebrating something (birthdays, anniversaries, a simple “we did it” night)
• you like the idea of food and drinks after treatment, served in a private lounge
• you prefer privacy and a smoother flow—robe change to treatment to snack moment

It may not fit as well if:

• you want intense deep tissue body massage
• you’re only interested in a short facial with no drinks or snack setup
• you dislike paying additional gratuity after services

The “treatments are catered to your individual needs” line also suggests you can work with the provider on what matters most to your skin and comfort that day—within the facial framework.

Practical tips before you go (so it feels easy)

A few things I’d do to make this run smoothly:

• Plan your expectations around the word facial. This is a vegan antioxidant skincare session with massage elements, not a full body massage.
• Eat lightly beforehand if you’re sensitive. Since you’ll have an appetizer platter and mini dessert after, going in hungry can be great. Going in overly full might be uncomfortable during later massage steps.
• Bring a birthday or date vibe, not a shopping list. The package includes a spa gift, and the overall flow already feels like an occasion.
• Budget for gratuity. The package explicitly says gratuities are not included, and it suggests 15% to 20%.
• Confirm your drink preference in your mind. Welcome drinks include wine, mimosas, herbal tea, iced tea, or springwater. If you have a preference, you’ll feel more relaxed once you’re seated.

Also note: the experience is described as offered in English and uses a mobile ticket. Service animals are allowed, and it’s listed as near public transportation. If you’re planning a broader Newport Beach day, this is one of the easiest ways to build in a “soft reset” without needing private transport.

Should you book this Couples Spa Package in Newport Beach?

Book it if you want a private couples skincare experience with real relaxation built in: welcome drinks, robe-and-slippers lounge time, a multi-step vegan antioxidant facial, then arm/hand and foot massage, finished with appetizers, mini dessert, and beverage refills in a private lounge. At $299 for two, it’s priced like an experience day rather than a quick treatment.

Skip or reconsider if you’re chasing deep tissue body pressure or a very short spa stop. This one is about facial care and gentle-to-moderate massage relaxation, plus the food-and-drink payoff.

If you’re planning a date night, a birthday surprise, or just a “we need to slow down” evening, this package has the ingredients for a memorable couple moment in Newport Beach.

FAQ

How long is the Couples Spa Package?

The experience runs about 2 hours.

Is this package just for couples?

It’s designed for 2 guests. The package is for couples or friends.

What food and drinks are included?

You’ll receive a welcome beverage and later a pre-arranged appetizer platter with mini dessert. The package lists herbal teas, coffee, wine, and mimosas as included drink options.

Is gratuity included in the price?

No. Gratuities are not included, and 15% to 20% is standard based on the regular undiscounted value of the package.

Is this a deep tissue massage?

No. It’s an antioxidant facial experience with massage elements, and it is not described as a deep tissue body massage.

Where does the experience start?

The activity starts at 881 Dover Dr, Newport Beach, CA 92663, and it ends back at the meeting point.