Step into Inferno Infrared Heat Spa in Belfast for an innovative wellness experience focused on detoxification and relaxation through infrared technology. Our spa offers tailored sessions designed to benefit your health by promoting circulation while alleviating stress through heat therapy. Each session allows clients to unwind in a soothing environment that enhances overall well-being while providing numerous health benefits such as improved skin tone and muscle recovery. Discover the transformative power of infrared heat therapy today at Inferno Spa.

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1st time going in to this place and I would rate it five stars brellent place I would go agian

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1st time going in to this place and I would rate it five stars brellent place I would go agian

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