Hi there - I hope you have a nice visit while you’re in town. I pulled an answer from Reddit that should answer your question about Uber. I’m not sure about taxis - you should be able to use a credit card, but I’m not 100% sure on that. Here is the Reddit response: I've taken an Uber from Kanata to Le Nordik twice before and it was ~$40. First time I did this I befriended the driver, tipped him well, he gave me his personal number and I texted him when I was ready to get picked up and he came back and I just paid him cash for that ride. Second time I just called a cab. Took it from there to right across the bridge and I think it was ~$20. Then took an Uber home from there since it was cheaper. Uber isn't legal in Quebec though so like another Redditor said, text or call the driver to make sure they're okay taking you across the bridge. They might be more likely to take you if you let them know you'll want a ride back later, too.

The number is unique to the masseuse. If it’s not on your receipt, you can call the spa and get your masseuse’s name and RMT (register massage therapist) number.

Sorry for the late reply. As you may have found out, you won't be impacted by the construction. You will, however, be distracted by the wonderful surroundings and that person you're with ...

Hi, I could give you prices- but it may be best for you to check out the spa treatment prices on line as it depends on what you select. Also price for thermal springs should also be online. Also, there is an automatic food & beverage charge of $150 that they pre- authorize on the credit card- but at the end you will only pay for what you consumed. Hope this is helpful.

I believe it is the cycle of hot, cold relax. My daughter and I did it several times. Sauna or heat for 15-29 minutes....cold plunge...relax for 15-29. I believe their website explains it. Likewise if you are able to call they will answer any questions you have. Hope that helps!

I would definitely plan to stay the day. Weekends are often busier . So I would recommend getting there in morning You pay for the day upon arrival, which access you to the entire property.if you are interested in massage or other, you should book ahead those are extra.You get a wrist band that you can load money onto to pay for drinks and food . You are given a locker for your personal items. Your wife will love it.

I would RECOMEND get there as early as possible i.e. at opening so you will not be disappointed because it crowds out fast

yes they are and will give receipts for your health provider

The food at Le Nordik is quite good. Unless you are planning something fancy in Ottawa, I would go to Le Nordik for dinner. They have some dinner packages and/or chocolate fondue packages that are nice. It is sooo much better to dine beside the fireplace in your bathrobe overlooking the pools than in an Ottawa restaurant! The last time I went, they had 3 dining areas. For the rest, we usually go for about 6 hours.