Atasia Spa

I had a really nice, relaxing experience at Atasia. I always get a little nervous for spa days, because it’s an intimate setting with a stranger. However, the 20 minute whirlpool to start off my Cacapon Relaxant was enough to put me at ease. It’s a super hot mineral bath with powerful jets in a dimly lit, private room. They also gave me a cushy robe and a locker to store my things in as I relaxed.
After the 20 minutes was up, I went to the second floor for my massage. I had arrived a bit early, so I had to wait for about 20 more minutes until I was seen. Don’t come early! My massage was very nice, and had the perfect amount of pressure. The last massage I had was light rubbing which is weird, not rejuvenating.
My facial was after my massage, and it too was excellent. The only gripe I have is that the esthetician didn’t squeeze any blackheads/​pimples out. I had postponed treating a gnarly blackhead on my chin because I knew I was going to have a facial, but she didn’t do any treatment for that. I had a typical facial with all the bells and whistles they put on your face, as well as a hand, foot, and neck/​shoulder massage. Plus warming covers for my hands and feet. It was pretty nice.

Had a restorative, wonderful massage from Michelle that really started off my new year right! She was attentive and thorough – I let her know when she asked at the start that I had some neck pain, which she managed to make disappear. Highly recommend.

Came to Atasia based on Unilocal reviews and couldn’t be happier with my decision. It felt like an oasis in the middle of quaint like Berkley Springs. :)
Must do the whirlpool before a massage they even have scented packs for you to add to your hot tub experience.
Had a great massage with Art, he shared great tips for how to reduce toxin build up and stress.
The serenity rooms are so peaceful and tranquil, make sure to take time to enjoy them.

Atasia Spa made for a wonderful morning. I was in town for my anniversary. My husband and I stayed at the Highlawn Inn and took advantage of the Autumn Escape Package at Atasia. We both did the Cacapon Relaxant. I upgraded so I could have massage with Frankie! DO THIS! Frankie has a gift and he’s gracious enough to share his gift with the world. I’ve never had Thai massage before, but some of the positions and techniques Frankie used will make me never want to have a non-​Thai massage again. The neck treatment (in a seated chair vs. the massage table) is brilliant. It was so relaxing and so therapeutic for my computer/​I sit at a desk all day neck. Kudos to Atasia for allowing your patrons the pleasure of luxurious robes, great staff, and a nicely decorated environment. Can’t wait to make the trip back to Berkeley Springs soon.

Frankie Tan, the owner, is a wonderful, gifted masseuse. I would have given it 4 stars but the receptionist/​scheduler was unnessiarily haughty and unpleasant. The facility is set up to be very calming and peaceful and it really succeeds at this.

Wow! A great facial. Lovely place. Jeanne was fantastic. I will definitely be back to try out some other services. Clean and very serene-​a great combo for a spa!

The herbal steam wrap was nice but I am unsure of it being worth the cost. The massage with Hugette left a lot to be desired. The massage was too light of a touch and the room was cold. Unfortunately, she had to excuse herself to the restroom in the middle of the massage. We are all human but it took a while and I don’t think that time was added in the end because they wanted to keep me in schedule for my next appointment. Bring cash as you cannot add tip to credit cards. They did handle our large group extremely well on one of the busiest weekends in Berkeley Springs — the Apple Butter festival.

Don’t let the front fool you — this place is huge. I had the atasia vacation package. Very well priced for what you get and they were able to book me for the next day. The whirlpool was a nice way to start. I would have liked hotter but I understand the temp is standard. The massage was pretty good, not the best ever. Odd draping (left my feet out for half the time — cold!) and had to adjust the pillows under my knees myself. I’d suggest blankets in the relaxation room. The robes don’t cover legs and it was chilly. The facial was fantastic and included a hand and foot massage with warm mittens/​booties. Perhaps that’s why the massage didn’t spend much time on hands and feet. I’d definitely recommend Sydni for a facial. One negative — an ancient ceiling light globe w dead bugs in it. If I’m going to be staring at the ceiling, give me something nice to look at. It was odd, considering all of the nice touches in the rest of the place.
Also, The timing was odd… Everyone leaves for lunch 1 – 2 so they scheduled the mani-​pedi for after lunch. I had to dress and leave to get my own food (they told me this would happen but it did chop up the relaxation.). The mani was standard. Then they sat me in the pedi chair with the (very limited) chair massage going (but not the foot spa) while she did another mani. So, again, I sat with cold feet. The pedi included a good massage and I liked that they used the same seasonal scent throughout the different services (pumpkin spice) but I would probably skip the mani pedi next time.
All in all, a nice day and I’d probably oh back.

This spa is a good place to relax and get rid of unwanted stress. The location was clean and organized. The front desk attendant Justin was very informative ensuring me that any questions could be taken care of. I received a much needed massage from Pam. She has skills I would say she is like the Michael jordan of massages. The prices were very reasonable. I would definitely recommend this place.

My roommate and I first visited Atasia Spa last year as a graduation gift to ourselves. This place made us feel luxurious and comfortable even on our grad student budgets.
When we arrived, the woman working the reception area was very friendly. There was no wait at all. We just headed right into the changing room, which was clean and had a separate bathroom that you could change in for privacy. It also has a shower for those who may want to rinse off before or after services.
After we stored our things in the lockers, we headed into the dimly lit whirlpool room. They have 2 – 3 going in separate rooms. Roomie and I shared a whirlpool session ($ 25 for two people), and then we headed upstairs (the place is actually much bigger than it appears from the outside. Upstairs, ground level, and lower level) to the quiet waiting room complete with mints, music, and magazines.
It wasn’t long before I headed off to my Pampered Hand & Feet Treatment, which was AMAZING. Scrubs, hot stones, oil, the whole thing. Note that this treatment is not done in one of the separate massage rooms, but in the nail salon area, so while it is still extremely relaxing and the chair massages your back, it’s not a private area.
When we met back up in the locker room, we’d both had a great experience (roomie had the hot stone massage). The woman at the front was also nice enough to split our whirlpool right down the middle without any fuss. Tips can be put in envelopes at the front rather than having to get them out during the treatments. My hands and feet thank you, Atasia Spa.

Traveled 2 hours and have always received great services, however, today was terrible. I do not recommend Jeanne for a facial at all. Worst I’ve ever had. Do not waste your money on her. Go to Cindy. My girlfriends said she was awesome. Also had a massage with Hunnege (spell incorrect). But do not get her either. Get Leslie. I am a dripping oily mess. She only lightly rubbs oil all over you including your hair. HUGE disappointment today. I’m bummed because I spent $ 150 for nothing.

I live in the Washington DC area and have been going to Berkeley Springs for a girlfriend spa weekend for 7 years. We have considered other towns, but Atasia Spa is the main reason we return to Berkeley Springs year after year. The outside looks like an older home, but inside is comfortable, clean and eclectic. After Becky, the friendly receptionist, checks you in, the bath attendant takes you to one of their changing areas and gives you a locker, key, flip flops and robe. The robes are fantastic, soft and fluffy.
I like that the house has been renovated into a spa, but you can still tell it was a house. It is just more fun and cozy that way. I’ve found that the other clients at the spa are quiet and respectful of the fact that other people are having services (unlike some spas I’ve been to in DC where people are on phones and disturbing the peace). The rooms where you rest have papasan chairs, couches, local spring water, quiet music and dim light. Resting in those rooms might be my favorite part.
Usually, I start with the steam room and then have a massage and facial. (There is a discount if you get 3 services, but prices are reasonable even without the discount.) This year I started with the steam room, then had an herbal wrap. Jeannie did the wrap. It was a nice way to quiet my mind before having other services. Theresa did my massage, and I have had other masseuses in the past. All are good and you should speak up to tell them what you want. I prefer a 90 minute massage, because it is 10 times more relaxing than a shorter massage. The stone massage is particularly good.
This year Sydney gave me a Rejuvenating Facial. It includes massage for the hands, feet and shoulders. She did a great job and gave me a list of products she used, but did not do any hard sell (again, some DC facials involve a long sales pitch). My friends agreed my skin was glowing and fresh after. One friend bought some products because she liked them, and it was nice that it was a choice made without any pushing.
All the people providing services at the salon are nice, local, and follow the same process for each service… greeting, pointing out where to hang your robe, telling you which way to face on the table, leaving the room for you to dress, and knocking before entering. Then after your treatment they leave the room and wait outside with Berkeley Springs spring water. I like that everyone has the same system, it makes it more comfortable and predictable. You don’t have to carry money around for tips, there are envelopes at reception you can use on the way out. Another note is even though I was there with just girlfriends, there are always men there so it would be comfortable for couples too.
We stayed at Atasia Spa all day, from 10:00 — 4:00, and I spent under $ 250. It was an amazing spa experience for such a low price. Really worth the 2 hour drive from DC for a getaway weekend.

Jeanne did a great job and the staff is lovely here. They did a hand and feet treatment when getting a facial, it was very relaxing. I was wishing I got some extractions done which was needed. When I got home a few hours later and looked in the mirror, I was pleased. Thank you for a great spa day Atasia staff.

Overall had a good experience here. My family visited the area for 3 massages and 1 facial in all. The spa is very clean and the bathrobes they provide are incredibly comfortable. The interior could use some updating (furniture and some features are fairly dated) but overall is acceptable.
I can’t remember my massage therapist’s name, but she was okay. She didn’t ask about any of my preferences (which I’m accustomed to) and just started immediately on my neck. I would have liked more pressure overall, just what I like personally in a massage, but it was decent.
I was surprised they didn’t require a waiver to be signed. Maybe it’s a DC/​VA thing, but I’ve always signed one for a massage.

I’ve had several services here and it is okay for the prices. The services I loved were my facials and pedicures. Ive had much better massages elsewhere for the same cost. The atmosphere is very relaxing and inviting on the inside. The outside needs some work and curbside appeal. I’ve been to other spas where specialty teas were offered and I’ve liked that… this place didnt offer anything like that. I found some of the employees were very friendly while others were very snotty. The gift shop offered nice products but everything was very limited. Overall not a bad spa but there are better ones!

If go to Atasia expecting it to look like Elizabeth Arden Red Door then you will be disappointed but if you go to relax and enjoy you will leave there with all your needs met.
Prior to arriving at Atasia Spa i had a massive headache back ache and toothache that i actually had a dentist appointment schedule when i returned from the spa. During my visit at Atasia i received a massage, i don’t know what Lori did but my toothache left the minute she touch the pressure points in my head, my carpal tunnel was relieved, my sciatica pain on both sides is now gone and the pinched nerve I’ve been dealing with for more than 2 years is now gone as well.
It is true there is healing in massage. Lori did for me in 90 minutes what doctors couldn’t do in over 3 years and lots of pain meds.
She also gave me some stretching techniques that i started using upon returning home and i have to say i feel better today than i have in a very long time. You truly are a healer Lori i thank you so much for the care you gave me at Atasia Spa.

Atatsia is the best spa in Berkeley Springs. My wife and I have been there twice and were happy both times. The facilities are clean and relaxing. The operators are skilled and will adjust the massage to your preference.

I have had Atasia massages twice, and both times it was with Frankie Tan, the owner of Atasia. Frankie is Malaysian and he uses Eastern and Western techniques to completely relax the body. I have a desk job which involves staring at the computer all day and so I’m slowly starting to develop various computer-​related injuries (a bad back and carpel tunnel every once ina while).
Frankie starts with a slow foot rub and then he works all the way up to the shoulders. One of the things he does which I really like is that he seems to be creating space in my lower back. He also pulls your feet and that helps in alinging the body. My favorite part however is the finale, where he seats you on a chair and really goes to work on the knots in my shoulders. He first uses his fingers, then the hot stones and finally hot towels. This makes for a very very very relaxed neck and shoulder :).
I would recommend Atasia’s massages to everyone. And the price is really a steal (compared to DC prices).

There are quite a few spas to choose from in Berkeley Springs. We chose Atasia based on two recommendations. We had massages which were ok… it was more of an oily rub. I wouldn’t get a massage there again. The staff was friendly and the prices were reasonable.