Head Spa Pricing

Eighty-five dollars, sixty minutes. That is the whole price list for this treatment, and we would rather publish one number plainly than build a grid that needs a decoder.

In the form people usually type it: a head spa costs $85 here, and $85 is the finished figure for the treatment itself. Add hot stones or cupping and the visit comes to $105. Add CBD or the sauna half hour and it comes to $115. Two extras on one visit puts you between $125 and $145 depending which pair you pick. Those are the only totals this page can produce, because there is nothing else to buy.

There is no ninety-minute version and no two-hour version. Some of our other services have those tiers. This one does not, and it is not an oversight or a thing you can request at the desk. The sequence is built to fill an hour and finish, and stretching it would mean padding rather than doing more.

Four add-ons can be attached at booking. Hot stones are twenty dollars. Cupping is twenty dollars. CBD is thirty dollars. A thirty-minute infrared sauna is thirty dollars and runs separately from your table time, so it extends how long you are in the building rather than eating into the hour you paid for.

If you want a longer visit, the cleaner move is a second service rather than a longer first one. Foot reflexology is another sixty minutes at eighty-five dollars. Swedish, deep tissue, sports, ashiatsu and shiatsu massage all start at eighty-five dollars for an hour, with ninety-minute and two-hour tiers available on those. Booked back to back, a hundred and seventy dollars buys a genuinely long afternoon.

Gift cards run any amount from twenty-five to five hundred dollars. They are delivered instantly and they never expire. Eighty-five dollars covers exactly one session with nothing left over, which is why that is the amount most people choose. Loading a hundred instead leaves enough for hot stones.

The price does not move for evenings or weekends. We are open daily from 10am to 10pm and the rate at nine at night is the rate at eleven in the morning. There is no membership to join, no package to prepay, and no first-visit rate that expires into a higher one later.

What eighty-five dollars actually buys is an hour of a licensed Utah therapist's undivided attention in a private room, which is the only honest way to describe it. It is not a product you take home. Nothing gets washed, cut or styled, so there is no salon service riding along inside the number.

For comparison, that is roughly what an hour of any of our massage work costs. The head spa is priced the same because it takes the same hour and the same license, not because it is a lesser or an easier service.

One question lands on this page often enough to answer directly, which is what two people costs. The treatment can be booked side by side in the couples suite, a therapist for each of you and both hours running together. The eighty-five above covers one person for one hour, so ask the desk for the figure on a pair rather than doubling it yourself. It takes one phone call and it beats budgeting off an assumption.

Anything you add gets attached when the booking is made rather than sprung on you at checkout. If you are unsure whether to include the sauna, book without it and decide when you arrive.

Gratuity sits outside the eighty-five. We recommend one and we never require it, and the customary figure across service businesses is twenty percent. Nobody at this desk will hint, prompt or watch what you write down.

The one rule that costs money is the cancellation window. A session cancelled inside twenty-four hours of its start time is not refunded, so give us whatever notice the day allows.

Call the number at the top of the page for current availability, or to buy a gift card in an amount that is not on this page.