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Sample rows

10 of the 338 rows. Emails and phone numbers are masked here; the CSV has them in full.

What the list shows

Florida has the most listings: 75 businesses, 52 of them with an email address. California follows with 34.

No business name is used by 10 or more listings. 336 businesses have a name used only once.

The median Google rating of the 280 rated businesses is 4.9, and 136 have a perfect 5.0.

Of the 237 email addresses, 66 (28%) are role addresses such as info@, 73 (31%) name a person and 98 (41%) are free mail.

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026.

What is in this spa and health club email list?

This CSV holds 338 Google Maps listings in the Spa and health club category, counted on 9 November 2026. Each row is one place a customer goes to relax or work out: a day spa, a hotel spa, a wellness center with a pool and steam room, or a small club with a sauna and massage rooms. A resort spa and its sister location across town are two rows if Google lists them separately.

Of the 338 rows, 237 hold an email address that was found on the business's own website. Phone numbers appear on 324 rows and a website on 231, which makes the file usable for phone outreach to the spas that never published an inbox.

All rows share one Google category, Spa and health club, so you cannot split by category. Location, name wording and email type do the segmenting.

How can you segment the file?

A spreadsheet is all you need to cut this file down to the spas you want. Spas differ a lot in size, and the name column is the best hint.

A name with 'resort', 'hotel' or 'inn' usually means a spa inside a lodging property, where a spa director or general manager decides purchases. A name with 'day spa', 'med spa' or 'wellness' suggests an independent operator, often the owner. A name with 'club' or 'fitness' points to the gym side of the category. These are word searches, so a spa whose name carries none of them will be missed.

The state and city columns give you geography. Spa buyers concentrate where tourism and wellness spending sit, and Florida alone has 75 listings in this file.

The email type split is the last filter: 73 of the 237 addresses name a person, and 66 are role addresses such as info@ or reservations@.

• Name keyword: resort, hotel, day spa, med spa, wellness, club.
• State and city: one resort town, one state or the whole country.
• Email type: named-person addresses for an owner or director, role addresses for the front desk.
• Website present: 231 rows have a site where you can read the treatment menu before you write.

Who buys a spa and health club email list?

The buyers sell to spas and clubs. Professional skincare and massage oil brands pitch retail and treatment products. Spa booking and membership software vendors target places still taking appointments by phone. Linen and towel services and laundry vendors sell to places that go through a lot of terrain towels and robes each week.

Equipment suppliers sell massage tables, saunas, hot tubs and steam units. Spa uniform makers, aromatherapy candle makers and music licensing companies also pitch this group. Insurance brokers who cover massage therapists and aestheticians look for spa owners with staff on payroll.

Staffing platforms that place licensed massage therapists and estheticians have a natural audience here too, since spas lose and replace treatment staff often.

How do you run outreach to spas and health clubs?

Who answers depends on the spa. A small day spa is run by an owner who also takes bookings, so the 73 named-person addresses are likely to reach a decision maker. The 66 role addresses reach a front desk or a booking inbox, which is staffed by someone who will not sign a contract but can pass your note on. Ask for the name of the person who buys products or manages the spa.

Spas answer email between appointments or before opening, so keep the message to a few lines and make the offer concrete. A linen service should name the pickup area. A skincare brand should name the product line and offer to send a sample kit to the spa. Mention treatment types you saw on the spa's website, such as facials or hot stone massage, so the note reads as written for them.

Do not send the same pitch to a hotel spa and a neighborhood day spa. A hotel spa often buys through the hotel's purchasing team, so ask who handles vendors. For an independent spa, write to the owner and keep the ask small.

Work through one city per week and wait for replies before moving on. A few warm replies in Miami will show whether your message works before you try Los Angeles or Las Vegas.

What email rules apply when you contact spas?

Under CAN-SPAM, each spa email needs your company's valid postal address and a working opt-out link or reply instruction. If a spa manager asks to be removed, take that address off your list before the next send.

Which states and cities should you start with?

Florida is the clear first market for spas in this file: 75 listings, 52 with an email. California follows with 34 rows and 24 emails, and Texas with 32 rows and 22 emails. Next in line are Arizona (13 rows, 9 emails), New York (12, 8), Tennessee (10, 7), Alabama (9, 6), Georgia (9, 6), North Carolina (9, 6) and New Jersey (8, 6).

The leading cities are Miami with 9 listings, Los Angeles and Orlando with 6 each, then Tampa and Doral with 5 each, Las Vegas 5, San Diego 4, Gainesville 4, Atlanta 4 and New York 4.

No single city holds many spas, so a seller who wants volume should work by state. Florida by itself gives you enough rows for a first full campaign. Rows without an email still serve for phone calls to spas, which tend to answer during business hours.

What is in the list

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026. Counted 9 November 2026.

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Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026. Counted 9 November 2026.

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