A quiet spa reset in San Agustin. This 2-hour double-pass at Hotel Don Gregory (Spa By Alina Vriel) is built around water-and-heat relaxation, with a clean, quiet spa area and access to a proper Turkish bath. One thing to flag: the pricing can feel a bit confusing, since it’s sold as a double pass for two but some guests feel you may still be charged in a way that doesn’t read as two-for-one.

You’ll spend your time moving through the circuit at your pace, bouncing between the hydrotherapy pool, hydromassage showers, sauna, footbath, and a relaxation room. You also get towel and slippers included, and the ticket is sent as a mobile ticket. Total experience time is about 2 hours, starting at 11:30am, and the group size is kept small (maximum 2 travelers), which helps the calm feel.

Key highlights if you’re short on time

• Double pass for two at Hotel Don Gregory in San Agustin area
• Turkish bath and sauna for heat-based relaxation
• Hydrotherapy pool plus five hydromassage showers for water pressure relief
• Footbath and relaxation room to round out the circuit
• Clean, quiet atmosphere with friendly day-to-day service
• Check pricing clarity before assuming double pass means two at one price

Hotel Don Gregory Spa Circuit: what you’re really paying for

This is a straight-up spa circuit experience, not a day trip with stops and sightseeing. In other words, you’re buying time in a controlled environment where you can do less, feel less rushed, and let your body switch from vacation-mode chaos to slower rhythms.

At Hotel Don Gregory, your base is Spa By Alina Vriel. The circuit is designed around the basics that work: warm spaces (like the sauna and Turkish bath) and water-based therapies (like the hydrotherapy pool and hydromassage showers). The goal isn’t just “feels nice.” The spa describes its approach as mixing heat and water therapies for relaxation and for body well-being, including purification and decongestion.

The value part comes from the setup. You’re getting access to multiple facilities in one block of time—about 2 hours—plus the small comfort items that make it easier to show up and get started (towel and slippers).

Where it takes place and how you’ll get there

This experience starts at Hotel Don Gregory by Dunas, in the San Agustin/Maspalomas area (C. las Dalias, 11, 35100 Maspalomas, Las Palmas, Spain). Your start time is 11:30am, and it ends back at the same meeting point.

Two practical notes:

• It’s listed as near public transportation, so you’re not stuck if you don’t want to rely on a car.
• The group size is capped at 2 travelers, which usually means less waiting around and a calmer experience overall.

Also, your ticket is delivered as a mobile ticket. So if you’re traveling with phone-only planning, you’re in good shape.

The spa circuit itself: hydrotherapy pool, showers, sauna, and more

The circuit is the main event, so let’s break down what each part is likely to do for you—and how to use it without overthinking.

Hydrotherapy pool: water therapy in a controlled setting

You’ll have access to a hydrotherapy pool. This is where the spa’s water-and-heat approach starts to make sense. Hydrotherapy pools are all about using water pressure, temperature, and immersion to relax muscles and shift your body out of “on” mode.

What I like about this kind of start is that it feels low-effort. You don’t need to know any technique. You just settle in and let the pool do its thing. If you’ve been walking a lot on Gran Canaria, this is the sort of first stop that can take the edge off.

Five hydromassage showers: targeted relief

Next are five hydromassage showers. These are great when you want a more directed feel than a pool. Think of them as your chance to spend time where your body is most tense—shoulders, back, legs—without needing anything fancy.

Practical tip: pace yourself. Don’t try to cram all five showers back-to-back. If you do, you’ll end up feeling wiped out instead of relaxed.

Sauna: dry heat for that classic reset

The circuit includes a sauna. Saunas are straightforward: you get dry heat, you breathe, you let tension soften. It’s a good option if you like heat but prefer something simpler than a humid steam space.

In a circuit like this, the sauna also works as a “middle phase.” It can make the rest of the heat-based areas feel more like part of the same flow, rather than random experiences glued together.

Turkish bath: humid heat and that spa-circuit feel

You also get access to a Turkish bath. This is one of the features that people often remember because it feels more immersive than a standard sauna. The humid environment can feel more soothing for some bodies, especially if dry heat isn’t your favorite.

The reviews I looked at align with this: the Turkish bath is a standout part of the experience, and it’s exactly the kind of facility that makes a spa circuit feel worth it.

Footbath: small, underrated comfort

A footbath is included, which might sound minor—until you use it. If you’ve been on your feet a lot, a footbath can bring instant comfort and help your body feel like you’re truly transitioning into rest mode.

It’s also a nice “in-between” stop if you want to slow down without committing to intense heat again.

Relaxation room: where the circuit pays off

The circuit includes a relaxation room. This matters more than people think. Heat and water therapies can feel intense if you treat them like activities. The relaxation room is where you actually cash in on the calm.

If you’re the kind of person who gets restless after a shower or bath, give yourself permission to sit longer than you think you need.

A 2-hour plan that helps you avoid rushing

The listing says the circuit runs for around 2 hours. That’s enough time to do the core facilities, but not enough to treat the spa like an all-day buffet.

Here’s a practical way to think about it, without pretending there’s one official route:

• Start with water (hydrotherapy pool or showers) to loosen up.
• Use the sauna and Turkish bath as heat anchors, not as punishments.
• Let the footbath be a recovery moment.
• Finish in the relaxation room and actually give your body time to settle.

Also, wear swimwear you’re comfortable in and keep your schedule realistic. The circuit works best when you don’t build it around rushing to lunch right after.

What the vibe is like: service, cleanliness, and the calm factor

Spa experiences live or die by atmosphere. In this one, I’d pay attention to two things that are strongly emphasized by guests: the spa area feels clean and quiet, and the staff is friendly.

A clean, quiet space changes everything. You’re not negotiating distractions while you try to unwind. You’re in a dedicated zone where people understand the point is to rest.

Friendly service is the second half of that. If staff are helpful and the environment is calm, you’ll be less likely to worry about timing, rules, or what to do next.

Double pass for two: what to expect and what to watch

This is sold as a double pass for two people, but the “value” part needs a careful read.

Price is listed at $42.34 per person for about 2 hours, and it’s described as a double pass for two. However, at least one review highlights a mismatch between how the “double pass” phrasing can sound and what people feel they end up paying for two.

So here’s the practical advice:

• Treat it as a per-person price unless the booking page clearly explains total pricing for two.
• Before you confirm, check your booking total and how many people the price is applying to.

This isn’t about being picky. It’s about avoiding the exact annoyance that can turn a relaxing experience into a budget frustration.

Price and value in San Agustin: is $42.34 per person fair?

At $42.34 per person for roughly 2 hours, you’re paying for access to several facilities in one package: hydrotherapy pool, hydromassage showers, sauna, Turkish bath, footbath, and a relaxation room. You also get towel and slippers included.

That’s the good side of the deal. When a spa circuit bundles multiple heat-and-water stations, the per-hour math usually looks better than buying separate treatments.

The only caution is the “double pass” expectation. If you think you’re buying something that feels like a special two-for-one, and the total ends up higher than your assumption, it can feel expensive for what you get—even if the spa itself is solid.

In plain terms: if you go in understanding this is priced per person and you want a calm spa circuit, it can feel like good value. If you expect a dramatic discount for two, double-check first.

Who should book this spa circuit (and who might skip it)

This experience fits best if:

• You want a simple, relaxing block of time in Gran Canaria, not an activity marathon.
• You like sauna and Turkish bath style heat experiences.
• You and your partner want a shared calm moment—without a crowd.

It might be less ideal if:

• You’re very budget-sensitive and prefer clear pricing that’s easy to predict for couples.
• You’re expecting a full spa treatment (like a massage). This is a circuit access package, not a hands-on therapy.

Also, because it’s designed for most travelers to participate and keeps the group size small, it’s a practical option if you want comfort and quiet more than adventure.

Should you book the Double Pass Spa Circuit at Hotel Don Gregory?

If your goal is a peaceful break with real spa facilities—hydrotherapy pool, hydromassage showers, sauna, and Turkish bath—this is a very reasonable choice in San Agustin. The strongest selling point is the circuit itself, plus the fact that the spa area is kept clean and quiet, with friendly staff.

I’d book it if you go in with the right expectations: you’re purchasing access to the circuit for about 2 hours, with towel and slippers included, and you’ll relax in a calm environment.

I’d pause and double-check pricing clarity if you’re shopping as a couple and planning around how “double pass” is interpreted. Once you confirm the total you’ll pay for two, the decision becomes a lot easier.

FAQ

Where does the Double Pass Spa Circuit take place?

It starts at Hotel Don Gregory by Dunas C. las Dalias, 11, 35100 Maspalomas, Las Palmas, Spain, and it ends back at the same meeting point.

What time does the spa circuit start?

The start time listed is 11:30am.

How long is the spa circuit?

The duration is approximately 2 hours.

What’s included in the ticket?

Your double spa circuit pass includes a towel and slippers.

Is lunch included?

No. Lunch is not included.

Is the ticket mobile?

Yes, the tour features a mobile ticket.

How many people are in the group?

The experience has a maximum of 2 travelers.

Is this refundable if plans change?

No. This experience is non-refundable and cannot be changed for any reason.