Wellness Facilities to Know in Melbourne

Soak Bathhouse is opening a second Melbourne location in South Melbourne in August 2026 at Emerald Place near the CBD. The Commons Health Club will open its second, larger Richmond location in March 2026 with a bathhouse that includes magnesium pools and ice plunges plus more than 200 weekly classes. TotalFusion is making its Victorian debut in early 2026 with a multi-level luxury wellness destination in Melbourne's city centre. Melbourne's newest private anti-ageing and longevity club has launched offering facilities at $1,000 per week along with whole-body scans. Upstate has opened its 12th Victorian studio in Richmond offering boxing, hot pilates, yoga and two reformer studios.

Soak Bathhouse South Melbourne

The second Soak Bathhouse site at Emerald Place gives residents a new bathhouse option close to the CBD. This addition follows the existing Melbourne venue and focuses on recovery services in a central location accessible by public transport and walking routes along the Yarra River.

The Commons Health Club Richmond

The larger Richmond site of The Commons Health Club will include magnesium pools and ice plunges as part of its bathhouse facilities. It will also provide more than 200 weekly classes, creating a dedicated space for both recovery and group fitness sessions in an established inner-east suburb.

TotalFusion City Centre

TotalFusion is entering Victoria with a multi-level luxury wellness destination in Melbourne's city centre. The venue is scheduled for early 2026 and adds a new multi-purpose facility for residents working or living in the central business district.

Private Longevity Club

The newest private anti-ageing and longevity club has launched with luxury facilities priced at $1,000 per week and whole-body scans for health detection. This resource targets residents seeking specialised longevity services in Melbourne.

Upstate Richmond Studio

Upstate has opened its 12th Victorian studio in Richmond. The site offers boxing, hot pilates, yoga and two reformer studios, expanding class options for local residents in the suburb already home to several fitness venues.

These facilities represent concrete additions to Melbourne's wellness landscape. Residents interested in specific services can monitor opening dates listed on the venue websites and book introductory sessions once available. Consultation with a local medical professional remains advisable before starting any new wellness program.