Spa Retreat

Husband and I go often. The massages are amazing!!! They also have a lot of specials so it makes it easier to go more often. I would highly recommend

Stopped in to get a gift card for my wife’s friend and when I said how much and that I had a check the two workers gave the rudest retort I’ve ever received. There are enough places in greater Delaware that will be happy to take my money that I’ll never return.

I had a massage and facial. The massage was good; my only complaint is that my masseuse smelled like a smoker, which distracted me for the first 10 minutes. I guess I eventually got used to it. But not very spa-​like.
My facial was fantastic and I’m planning to return sometime for another. The facial massage was TO DIE FOR! I almost fell asleep.
My other note was that the music was odd. Not the usual spa soothing sounds, but more like neo-​electronica stuff. Also, I was only offered water, although I saw a Keurig machine in the lobby and it was a chilly day. A hot cup of tea would have been nice.
Great facility with showers. I also love that they use robes and slippers! So relaxing.

So pissed. This place automatically adds a tip regardless if you are happy with your service or not. That is what tipping is for people, it is at my discretion. And they toss in all these «upgrades» and hit you with a huge unexpected bill. What a frigging rip off. I will never be back.

My dad lives in Ohio with his girlfriend and apparently they have some sort of membership to this cute day spa. When I was asked if I wanted a massage I answered the only correct answer — Yes!
My boyfriend and I got the couples massages in a tranquil room with two beds both on different sides of the room. Kindof strange for a couples thing when they’re so far apart? I guess it’s so the masseuses have room to move around. The room was nice with soothing music playing but I didn’t really think it was nice –enough-​. Like I would’ve liked it to be decorated a bit more, it seemed a little plain. I guess since it’s a smaller place in a strip mall that’s what you get. But I had a very nice experience for my first massage.
The girl was friendly but thankfully didn’t talk to me during. I just wanted to relax. The massage was pretty comforting, I really liked the feet and hands part, as did my boyfriend. I think I should’ve went with a deeper tissue one, because I wanted the pain a little afterward to actually feel them doing something to my muscles, but I left just feeling about the same as when I came in. I’m not sure how much it costs (since my dad’s gf put it on their account — thanks Amy!) but it’s probably worth it. Check it out if you happen to be in this little town and are in need of a massage!

I recently visited the Spa Retreat and I enjoyed my services. I was there for a express manicure just to test the waters since this was my first manicure at this spa.
The manicurist did a great job. The cost was $ 20 + %15 gratuity; total cost: $ 24 –something. I didn’t plan to get the crackle look until I sat down and starting talk with the manicurist and I really like the final result. The plan was a neutral color (OPI Tickle My Francey) and then at the last minute I decided to give one nail on each hand a pop of color. So we decided that the hot pink base color and purple crackle color would look nice and we were right. They even sent me home with a nail file for FREE for maintenance between visits. Overall I am pleased and I will be a return client.
Last month, I had a 1 hour massage and 1 hour facial living social deal which is how I was introduced to this spa initially. Here’s the living social deal — Two Spa Treatments for $ 60 plus taxes and gratuity. Choice: Deluxe Facial, Full-​Body Spa Massage, Sea Salt or Sugar Glow Body Treatment, or Spa Pedicure with Paraffin Wax Treatment.
I absolutely loved my services! The massage was stern but not to strong and the facial was a facial with a mini massage. Janice massaged my legs, arms and back while the pumpkin enzymes where breaking down the dead skin on my face. I was not expecting the massage during the facial so I was pleasantly surprised. We got a chance to chat and I learned a lot about skin care. Towards the end Janice used this High Frequency thing which is an electrode that is used on skin for 3 — 5 minutes. The purpose is to kill bacteria on problem skin and is a germicidal, drying, and healing for those whom suffer problematic skin. I was leary at first because this was the first time that I saw such a thing but I am glad that it was used. This was totally refreshing spa day and spa retreat far exceeded my expectations.

I went to Spa Retreat in May 2011 on a LivingSocial Deal that I bought myself for a Christmas present this past December. It was a 2 for 1 deal and I picked a facial and a full body massage.
The place is very well kept– clean and well decorated — they have a fireplace there for the winter months. They have a full bathroom with shower and hairdryers, etc. for you to clean up after. They also sell Bare Minerals beauty products and other beauty products for the skin and face.
— Massage was great– I had Janice and she was very good– the only thing I can complain about is the amount of oil she used– yikes, I was gross when I left that place– she rubbed the back of my beck and head with it so I needed a full shower before I went out later that night. I should have known this though– I have only gotten a pro massage once before with my Aunt and she goes all the time so she knew to have us shower there before we left.
— Facial was also great– I have problems with acne so I upgraded the basic facial to include an acid mask to help me out– it really did seem to calm my acne. She was very knowledgeable and recommended their skin care products to me– They are expensive but I may try them in the future…
The only real bad thing about this place is the distance from Columbus. It was over a 30 minute drive and if I do want to go back to get the facial cleanser I saw there, it would take over an hour to do so. Other than that– great place to go for any of their spa services.