I'm speechless! My friend has been trying to get me to try this place forever. I thought my place is great I don't need to try some where else. On a whim I went. First I thought this is quaint, not realizing what was beyond the "crystal" inlaid door! I had to check my passport to make sure I was still in the U.S. Did these employees go to Nice School? Everyone from the reception check-in, to the spa attendant who by the way placed my feet in an herbal foot bath but wait; dried them for me and placed my slippers back on. All after she handed me a hot hand towel and served me the beverage of my choice. When she left the tea room (yes, that's what it is called) I frantically searched for their spa menu to double check the prices. It was the most incredible spa experience. I loved the private changing rooms and hydrotherapy baths. I'm no prude but I don't like getting undressed in front of the whole town. My massage therapist did'nt miss a nook or cranny! The facial, are you kidding me! They basically did a facial on my whole upper body. I counted at least 5 things I pay extra for, oh sorry they call it ala carte; not here! I was still expecting to find my bill run amok when I checked out but nope! It was all included. I double checked if they made a mistake on at least the eye and lip treatments. Nope it was included. I have never experienced this concept before. You either get "the spa" that will indulge your inner spa diva with the spa diva price tag or you get the "spa wanna be" with I know it does not include the luxury BUT you get the affordable price for a basic massage or facial. I found "spa heaven" where you get all the luxury with all the "add ons" for a "I can afford this" price. I'll be back, this is my new home. Thank You, Thank You, Thank You. It is about time someone came up with this idea.
Pros: A much needed spa concept
Cons: the best kept secret, why did'nt I know about this spa sooner?
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