Price Comparison with Local Spas:

 

When comparing rates you'll want to consider the following:

 

1.  What is the quality of the service?  It's counterintuitive, but don't assume that because a spa or hotel charges more that the service is going to be better.  Read our FAQ on why larger spas and hotels charge more and how it has no relationship to the quality of the massage or facial.

 

2. How many minutes is the session?  A session at a spa offering 50 or 80 minute sessions may seem to compare reasonably well until you realize that being shorted those 10 minutes is like losing a full treatment every five times you visit.   For your convenience we've listed the prices both by session and per minute.

 

3..  Do they charge more for deep tissue or other advanced work?  The spas below charge an average of 20% more for anything other than a basic Swedish massage.

 

4..  What are the facilities like?  If you value amenities like whirlpools or cold plunges, then take that into account when looking at prices.  The bigger, more expensive spas generally offer more amenities, but keep in mind that they can also be a lot more crowded and less personal.  

 

 

	Large Day Spa	"High End" Day Spa	Major Hotel Spa	Massage Therapy Center
60 Minute	$115 (50 minutes) $2.30 per minute	$125 $2.08 per minute	$135 $2.30 per minute	$90 $1.50 per minute
90 Minute	$160 (80 minutes) $2.00 per minute	Not Offered	$180 $2.12 per minute	$135 $1.50 per minute

We charge a flat rate for all styles and services. For the purpose of comparison we've used the pricing for deep tissue massage at other locations since it's the most requested style here at the Center.