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Businiess name:
Willows Lodge
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Review by:
Kristi R.
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Review content:
My husband and I just made our annual anniversary getaway, choosing to stay at the Willows Lodge in Woodinville for the second time.
We booked massages at The Spa at Willows this year. We were under the impression that we would be getting our massages simultaneously in the same room; however, my husband was whisked off to an upstairs room (which he later told me was huge and had two massage tables in it), and I was taken into one of the smaller, downstairs room.
He mentioned to his massage therapist that he thought we were to be in the same room, both massage therapists apologized profusely, and as I was already undressed and on the table (and you don't really talk much during a massage anyway), we just went ahead with their set-up. A little disappointing, but really not a big deal to me.
My massage, by Heidi, was quite good. She listened to what I told her pre-massage and gave a great leg massage. I would rate the massage itself 4 stars.
The women working the front desk at The Spa had little personality, and the first one (there was one there when we went in, and another when we came out) was giving one of the therapists a hard time (in front of three clients) about a removed document, which I found quite unprofessional.
The facility itself was rather small, the waiting room a little too "cozy."
I should review Heidi separately because she *did* give a good massage, but the overall experience left a little to be desired.
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