Of course, all spas operate highly stringent hygiene policies to ensure your health and wellbeing on a spa day or break. To support that effort however, it’s generally seen as considerate for spa-goers to shower before using the facilities or having a treatment. It allows for the removal of skincare products in particular which can have an impact on the wet spa facilities (so, for this reason, it’s often better to have your treatment after using the facilities rather than before). Avoid using your outdoor shoes in any wet areas of the spa to make sure you don’t bring dirt indoors. Most spas will provide spa slippers for your comfort and will have dedicated locations for you to leave used towels and robes to keep things tidy. If you aren’t sure, just ask.