An oxygen bar can add a distinctive wellness experience to spas, resorts, salons, hotels, and other hospitality environments. In the video below, we explore how businesses incorporate oxygen services into their existing space and guest experience.
Oxygen Bars for Spa and Hospitality Businesses: An Owner Breakdown2:56Why Businesses Add an Oxygen Bar
Oxygen sessions complement services such as massage, facials, fitness, poolside amenities, and relaxation lounges. With sessions typically lasting 10–30 minutes, the experience can be offered as a standalone service or as an enhancement to an existing treatment or amenity.
A Flexible Revenue Opportunity
Many operators offer oxygen sessions as an additional paid service, with pricing often structured by session length. Ongoing operating needs are primarily Personal Nose Tubes and Oxy/Aromas, while the equipment itself is a one-time investment.
Simple to Incorporate
Oxygen bar systems require a standard electrical outlet and can be incorporated into a counter, relaxation area, lounge, or dedicated bar setting. Routine care is straightforward, with training and owner support available from OXYGENBARS.COM.
How Spa and Hospitality Businesses Use Oxygen Bars0:57Choosing the Right System
The ideal configuration depends on your available space and the number of guests you would like to accommodate at one time. From compact single-guest systems to multi-station installations and illuminated bars, there are options for a wide range of environments.
