How pricing works
The spa sets its prices and they show on the booking page before you confirm. Here is what decides them and what to expect from the visit.
What decides the price
Four things decide the price: how long the treatment is, what kind it is, whether you add an add-on and whether you come with someone.
The length of the treatment
Massage, facial, or hands and feet
An add-on such as the steam room or the tub
The suite for one person, or for two
What the consultation covers
Every visit starts with a few minutes to talk about pressure, areas to avoid and anything you want to tell us that day. For a facial, Karely looks at your skin first. Those minutes are part of your appointment.
Deposits
A single treatment takes no deposit. For a group of four or more, the booking page asks for a deposit to hold the day; it goes toward the service total, and you see it before you confirm.
Canceling or running late
We ask for 48 hours' notice for a group and 24 hours for a single treatment. If you arrive late, we shorten the treatment so the next guest isn't kept waiting.
How levels set the price
A therapist with more years at the spa sets a different price for their time. When you book you see who does each treatment and the price that goes with it.
Add-ons and changes on the day
Ask for an add-on when you book, or tell your therapist that day. The steam room, the tub and the scrub add to the length of the treatment, and the front desk confirms them.
Tipping
Tipping is not added to your total. Leave what you like for the person who looked after you, or split it among the group.
A gift card works for any amount, for any treatment or for a group day. Whoever receives it books like anyone else. Ask us about expiry in Texas.