Vita Da Lux

My husband has been looking for a massage deal to purchase and be sweet to me. This one was the most amazing selection. It wasn’t a chain company so we didn’t know what we were getting. It turned out to be the absolute perfect choice for an amazing experience.
I chose to go with my aunt. She and I started off in the top notch whirlpool to loosen up our muscles. Before that we had out own locker room complete with fancy holding suite. We each had a glass of wine beforehand and enjoyed the upscale treatment.
I absolutely loved my masseuse. Her name was Vicki and although I paid for a generic Swedish massage, she honed in on my problem areas and I left feeling more refreshed than I’ve ever been. She did stretches and pulled on my arms to get exactly to the shoulder area that was hurting. She even climbed up on the table and positioned herself right behind me so she could target my areas of need. Aunt Toni’s guy honed in on her feet which had been giving her trouble.
Both of us left with our jaws dropped. It felt absolutely amazing. My only wish was that I had somehow scheduled a full day there.

Although our experience was not absolutely terrible I can not in good conscience recommenc this place to anyone. I should have known when the website did not have a phone number on it that something was not right, but this was supposed to be a newly opened spa, so I gave them the benefit of the doubt. Then when we pulled up to the almost abandoned office/​warehouse buildings my fears were confirmed, unfortunaly all too late First of all this is not a spa, this is an office building that has a couple of rooms with massage tables. I purchased a groupon for my husband and I to have an hour long massage, a custom mini facial, and reflexology treatment. My massage therapist was probably the most inexperienced that I have ever had. My husbands seemed a little better (thankfully since this was his first massage) The customized mini facial which they advertise on the website as (Customized Mini Facial: $ 40
Refreshing facial that focuses on a specific targeted area of your skin. (25 min.) Was nothing but noxzema and green masque that I used to use in high school (cant think of the name) and the 2 minutes he spent on my feet and hands definitely did not qualify as reflexology. I am not one to completely dis a place if they are trying but the last straw was the comment my husbands therapist made as she was walking out the door. «Thank you and there is a tip jar by the door» I worked toomany years in the service industry to not tip at all unless the service is just unnacceptably horrible so yes i did leave them something but please learn from my mistakes and avoid this place.