Our Managing Director
Ulli brings over 20 years of experience as a healing masseuse – with a special focus on pregnancy and postnatal massages.
With her holistic approach, she always treats the body as a whole – from the back, feet and hands to the head.
What drives her: creating a place where everyone – and especially expectant mothers – can feel completely comfortable and safe.
Masseuse for Pregnancy and Postnatal Massages
Yuliia brings more than 8 years of experience as a masseuse and has specialized particularly in pregnancy and postnatal massages.
In addition to classic massage and lymphatic drainage, facial, foot and head massages are also among her strengths.
Her treatments are characterized by calm, sensitivity and precision – she particularly enjoys working with expectant and new mothers.
At Buhala Spa, she particularly appreciates the warm team atmosphere.
Anna-Maria is a versatile trained therapist with a strong focus on holistic bodywork.
Her repertoire ranges from Thai and Balinese massages to trigger point, cupping and hot stone techniques as well as energetic and healing treatments.
She particularly enjoys working with deep, energetic massages that bring body and mind into balance.
At Buhala, she loves the calm, relaxing atmosphere – a place where you can truly arrive.
Masseuse & Beautician
Tetiana is a true all-rounder with a wide range of massage and beauty treatments.
From classic massage and lymphatic drainage to pregnancy and sports massages, as well as fascia, trigger point and facial massages, she brings comprehensive expertise.
For her, one thing is paramount: satisfied clients. Because only when you feel good is she happy too.
At Buhala, she particularly appreciates the family atmosphere in the team and the loving care of clients – especially in the sensitive area of pregnancy.
Masseuse
Natalia combines a wide variety of massage techniques with a holistic view of the body and wellbeing.
Her specialties include classic massage, lymphatic drainage, anti-cellulite treatments, maderotherapy for body and face, as well as relaxing rituals such as hot stone, honey or singing bowl massages.
She particularly enjoys supporting clients with tension, heavy legs, lymphatic congestion and physical and emotional blockages. For her, massage is far more than just a treatment – she sees it as an art of touch that reconnects people with their bodies.
At Buhala, she loves the warm atmosphere, the holistic approach and the opportunity to accompany people on their journey to more balance and wellbeing.
Woof! I am Molly, a nine-year-old French Bulldog and probably the most relaxed employee in the entire Buhala Spa.
Most guests only know me snoring in my basket behind my mama Nadine. Honestly, that suits me perfectly.
I am Nadine – mama of a wonderful daughter named Miané and a very charming dog lady named Molly.
The idea for the Buhala Women’s Health Spa actually came about during my pregnancy with Miané.
I have always loved massages. Long before I was pregnant, I treated myself to them regularly. And of course during pregnancy I thought: Perfect – now more than ever!
But I quickly realized… hmm, this is going to be difficult. At the time, there were very few providers of pregnancy massages in Vienna. And the massages were all… well… let’s say ok.
And then I thought to myself: This has to be possible better than this.
Told by the founder of BUHALA Boutique Spa, Nadine
For me, a massage includes everything: the light, the scent, the music, the room, the atmosphere – and of course a truly great massage. Only when everything comes together can you truly let go and relax.
And that is exactly the kind of place that needed to be created. So after the birth of my daughter Miané, we started working on our next baby: the spa. When we finally found a suitable premises, the first big setback arrived: Corona. But well – eyes closed and through.
So we used the entire Corona period to renovate the spa. Baby in arms, construction site in front of us – and off we go. Needless to say: the costs were suddenly around 30% higher than originally planned due to the crisis. But giving up was never an option.
And then opening day finally came.
And what can I say?
And that is exactly why Buhala exists today. A place where women can find peace, recharge their energy and truly feel well cared for.
