The Spa At The Hotel Hershey and MeltSpa by Hershey are offering limited-time pumpkin massages, wraps, facials, nail services and multi-treatment packages through 30 November.
- The Spa At The Hotel Hershey and MeltSpa by Hershey are offering pumpkin-themed seasonal treatments through 30 November 2026.
- The resort-based Chocolate Spa menu includes pumpkin massage, body treatments, a facial, manicure and pedicure services, plus a three-hour Fall Pumpkin Package.
- MeltSpa’s downtown collection includes individual treatments and two multi-service packages lasting 2.5 and three hours.
- Current official pricing varies by day of week, with a 20% service charge added to listed spa prices.
(NEWS) HERSHEY, Pennsylvania, United States, 2026-Sep-15 — /Travel PR News/ — Autumn visitors to Hershey, Pennsylvania can add pumpkin spice to more than the seasonal food-and-drink calendar this year, with two of the destination’s spas bringing back limited-time massage, body, facial and nail treatments built around the familiar fall theme.
The Spa At The Hotel Hershey and MeltSpa by Hershey are both running their 2026 pumpkin collections through 30 November, giving travellers a choice between a full resort-spa day and a more compact downtown day-spa visit.
The seasonal window began on 26 August and covers the heart of Pennsylvania’s fall travel period. While the two menus overlap in their use of pumpkin-spice treatments, they are designed for different types of visits: The Spa At The Hotel Hershey is a three-story, 40,000-square-foot facility attached to the historic hotel, while MeltSpa is a 7,600-square-foot day spa on East Chocolate Avenue.
The Chocolate Spa leans into a full resort-spa day
At The Spa At The Hotel Hershey, often referred to as The Chocolate Spa, the fall treatment menu includes a 50- or 80-minute Pumpkin Spice Massage, a Pumpkin Souffle Hydrating Body Wrap, a Pumpkin Spice Scrub, The Great Pumpkin Facial and pumpkin-themed manicure and pedicure services.
The spa is also offering a roughly three-hour Fall Pumpkin Package combining a 50-minute massage, the Pumpkin Souffle Hydrating Body Wrap and a Pumpkin Latte Pedicure. Current 2026 pricing published by the spa ranges from $410 on Monday through Wednesday to $487 on Saturday, before the venue’s 20% service charge.
For guests booking individual services, the Pumpkin Spice Massage currently starts at $190 for 50 minutes on Monday through Wednesday, while The Great Pumpkin Facial starts at the same price. The spa says its seasonal treatments are reserved for guests aged 18 and older, and recommends advance booking because of demand.
A treatment reservation also includes access to the spa’s wider facilities, including steam rooms, saunas, relaxation lounges, an indoor pool and jacuzzi, and fitness areas. That makes the Hotel Hershey option particularly suited to travellers who want to build a larger wellness day around a single treatment or package rather than simply book an appointment and leave.
MeltSpa offers a shorter downtown alternative
For visitors staying elsewhere in Hershey or looking for a day-spa format, MeltSpa by Hershey is running a separate Pumpkin Spice Collection through the same 30 November end date.
The menu includes a Pumpkin Spice Body Scrub, Body Wrap and 90-minute Immersion, along with manicure and pedicure options, a Pumpkin Whip Perfecting Facial and 50- or 80-minute Pumpkin Spice Massage. Published prices vary by day: the 50-minute massage begins at $125 Monday through Thursday, while the 60-minute Pumpkin Whip Perfecting Facial starts at $145.
MeltSpa also has two bundled options. The 2.5-hour Pumpkin Spice Rejuvenation Package combines a scrub, wrap and massage and is priced from $290 to $333 depending on the day. The three-hour Ultimate Pumpkin Relaxation Package pairs a massage with the Pumpkin Whip Perfecting Facial and Pumpkin Spice Pedicure, with listed prices from $310 to $354. A 20% service charge applies to the published rates.
A practical choice between destination spa and day spa
For travellers planning an autumn stay in Hershey, the distinction between the two properties is useful. The Hotel Hershey spa is built around a longer resort experience with extensive facilities, while MeltSpa provides a downtown option that can more easily be combined with other activities during the day.
Both properties are using the same seasonal dates, so the main decision is likely to come down to preferred treatment, available time and budget. Guests should also review treatment-specific restrictions before booking; the spas note age requirements and, for certain services, pregnancy-related recommendations on their official treatment pages.
The pumpkin collections are scheduled to end on 30 November 2026, making them a defined seasonal addition rather than a permanent part of either spa’s menu.
