First of all, I wouldn't call this a "spa". This is a place of health and well-being. Its very…read morecozy and comforting when you enter. I have seen/used two of the massage therapists and they are FABULOUS ! These are not La-La massages, they work the kinks, aches and pains out. Not always the greatest feeling at that moment, but you will feel better later. I am on a monthly schedule and my body can really tell the difference if I miss a session. If you want a MAKE ME FEEL/MOVE BETTER massage, then come here.

Mediocre massage. I payed up front for a one hour massage $60. She massaged me through a towel…read morerather than using her hands directly. The pressure was week. At the end, rather than leave me to get dressed. She put her hand out and said "give a tip" To which I said , can I get dressed first please? She reluctantly went out of the room. I handed her a $15 tip ( 25% tip btw ) With a nasty tone of voice she said " you need to give $30" I said that's a 50% tip and the massage was mediocre at best. As I went to leave she pushed me out the door and slammed it behind me. Weirdest massage ever! So, unless you want a 'Twilight Zone" massage... don't go here!!

Relaxing and great pedi! Allyson did a great job..the foot massage almost had me asleep.read more

Great service and amenities Gina was terrific…read moreLoved the antioxidant waters. The Sauna was such a nice touch.D3finitely check it out,you won't be disappointed.

Spa Toscana at the Peppermill has been one of my favorite places to escape reality for the past 16…read moreyears, and somehow they still never disappoint. At this point, I think we're in a committed relationship. The spa itself is THREE glorious floors of relaxation, including a salon, ladies' locker room, Caldarium, Himalayan salt room, cold plunge, hot tubs, sauna, treatment rooms, and relaxation areas. Basically, once you enter, there is absolutely no reason to return to society. FYI: a 20% gratuity is automatically included with your treatment fee, but it can be adjusted to your liking. This visit, I tried the 100- minute Lavender Dreams Body Scrub & Massage with Kelly, and OMG. First came the body scrub, which removed approximately 48 years' worth of dead skin cells and left me feeling like I had been issued an entirely new epidermis. Then I rinsed off in their multidimensional futuristic shower, which sprays water from multiple directions and made me feel like I was being pressure-washed--but luxuriously. Then came the massage.. Kelly started by pressing warm sachets filled with lavender buds and marine salt along the meridian points of my body, and from there... my memory gets a little fuzzy. I'm pretty sure I died. I may have briefly seen heaven. All I know is that every ounce of tension left my body, my soul apparently exited the premises, and the next thing I remember was waking up feeling ridiculously refreshed. Apparently what I really needed was a massage-induced power nap. Thank you, Kelly. I have no idea what happened in that room, but please do it again. Lavender Dreams has officially earned a spot in my regular treatment rotation. I've also had many massages here with Shauna, who is absolutely spectacular. If you're staring at the treatment menu suffering from spa decision paralysis, the Wine Down Massage and All About You Facial are also sure winners. For facials, Danielle is my go-to. Sixteen years later, Spa Toscana remains one of my happy places. Come early, stay late, use ALL the amenities, and prepare to temporarily forget that you have responsibilities. 10/10. Would die and go to spa heaven again. ‍

Spa Toscana at the Peppermill is one of the best spas I've visited, and it keeps us coming back! On…read morethis visit, I enjoyed an amazing 80-minute Swedish massage followed by a facial. I especially have to recognize Danielle, the esthetician who performed my facial. This was my third facial with her, and she is so good that I now specifically request her whenever I book. She is skilled, attentive, and always leaves my skin looking and feeling incredible. After our services, we relaxed by the pool and spent some quiet time in the meditation room. We finished the day with a delicious shrimp salad and a glass of Prosecco. It was the perfect spa experience from beginning to end. I'm already looking forward to returning!

Alejandro was the most helpful nice person who helped us with our pool day pool purchase. I highly…read morerecommend the spa at the Silver Legacy hotel.

I had an excellent spa experience!…read more The facility is beautiful with every amenity you could wish for plus plenty of areas to just relax and decompress. In addition, the facility is very clean and well maintained. My massage was a unique experience, one of the best I've ever had. The room has a large tub all set up for a soak plus champagne! I've never had a soak prior to a massage. It really makes a difference. I feel very fortunate to have had Nick as my massage therapist! It's obvious that he loves his work. His massage technique is fantastic, as he says, "a journey through your body." I highly recommend a visit to this spa.

Another treatment today! I bought a series of Rf…read moreMicroneedling and Lase MD. Meagan numbed my face and then I relaxed in the Ocean Room until it was time for my procedures! I just closed my eyes and took it all in with a short nap! So relaxing!!! Thank you for a great experience!

If you choose an "add-on," they incorporate it into the timeframe of your massage. For example, I…read morebooked a 60-min Swedish massage and paid extra for a scalp massage/treatment. The scalp massage was incorporated into the 60 minutes, not in addition to, which took away from the 60 minute massage. It's misleading. I wouldn't have paid for an "add-on" if I had known. When I booked it, it said total time was 1hr 15. And when I later asked, they said that includes clean-up time. What does clean-up time have to do with the time shown to the guest? There's also a reason Dolce Vita had availability last-minute, when Atlantis and Peppermill didn't. Dolce is simply not worth the price. The amenities are very very average. In the ladies room, there's only a steam room and sauna. The shampoo and conditioner are poor quality too. The men's room (according to my partner) doesn't even have a steam room. I've visited Dolce about three times, and this past weekend will be my list. You can get a much better experience elsewhere, and for less money. The masseuses are good, but the customer service is just ok. Really wish they'd be more upfront about add-ons, and really wish they'd step up their amenities because the location has potential.

I've been here a few time's, nice massage, funny how the girl's try to talk in English. Thank God…read moremy phone translates in any language you need. I'll be back in a week. For those who have no clue how asian massage work, you alway's pay up front. Just some information for you to learn about.

These guys are always available, I haven't gone in several years, but I used to go a lot. They keep…read morepopping up on my feed so I figure I owe them a review. The price point here is pretty good. Never had any problems with the service. I always get deep tissue massage. The atmosphere is very relaxing. They keep the lighting low in there. Thanks for doing a good job.

Efficient and professional service, great conversation. The ladies were very kind, I'll be back. :)read more

This was my first time to Blush and Bone, and I loved how it didn't have that overly toxic smell or…read morea rushed energy. From the start, I felt a lot more calm and like I could slow down. Jordyn gave me a lovely pedicure that still looks great three weeks later, and she was kind and attentive to detail. While she worked on me, I had some tea with honey, and it was so soothing that, honestly, if I could have taken a nap, I would have. Although the major focus of Blush & Bone is on their limited use of toxic chemicals, the energy and customer service deserve to be recognized. From the start, the atmosphere supports that feeling that you're being taken care of: the owner was so welcoming and warm, and Jordyn kept that energy going throughout my treatment. I don't get pedicures as often as I'd like, but Blush & Bone is so lovely that I'll be heading back soon.

My husband and I are suckers for a walk-in, last minute massage. Sometimes we head out for a date…read morenight and we're tired! It's nice to be able to drop-in for a quick massage. Star massage had great pricing and no wait times! The atmosphere could use a little upgrading but overall a nice experience.

A great massage at a great price. The place is pretty quiet. But the staff knows how to handle your…read moreevery need.

Visited T&T Nails for a pedicure and had a wonderful experience! Everyone was so nice and welcoming…read morefrom the moment we walked in. Tony, the owner, is wonderful and very friendly every time we're there. My pedicure turned out amazing, very well done and exactly what I was hoping for. We enjoyed mimosas during the service, which made it even more relaxing, and I left feeling completely refreshed. Everything was also very reasonably priced, which was a nice bonus. Highly recommend if you're in the Reno area.

I'm leaving a one-star review based on my experience with T&T Nails…read more I called this morning to schedule a 1:30 p.m. appointment for a hybrid gel service. When I called from my own phone, I received a message indicating that my call was being screened and they were not accepting my call at that time. I then called from my husband's phone and was able to schedule the appointment without any issue. Shortly afterward, someone from the salon called my phone and told me that I was no longer allowed to receive services there and stated that they have the right to refuse service. I understand that businesses have the right to refuse service, but when I asked why, I was given no explanation. There was no apology, no clarification, and no attempt to address the situation. The response was very flat and dismissive. I had been going to this salon regularly since moving to Reno, probably around 10-12 times. The only interaction I can think of that may have led to this happened during my last appointment about three weeks ago. After I paid, I respectfully asked why the price seemed to change every time I came in. I had been charged anywhere from around $40 to $60 for similar services, so I simply wanted to understand what I should expect to pay moving forward. I was told the price depended on the nail technician. I then asked whether there was a more consistent or standard price because I wanted to know what I would be spending every few weeks. That was the entire conversation. I was not disrespectful, argumentative, or abrasive. If asking a reasonable question about inconsistent pricing is enough for a returning customer to suddenly be refused service, I think potential customers should be aware of that. Looking back, I also overlooked concerns about the cleanliness of the salon because I liked that they offered hybrid gel, which can be harder to find elsewhere. After this experience, I would not recommend this business based on the customer service, communication, cleanliness concerns, and overall management. Apparently I will not be returning, but I wanted other customers to be aware of my experience. If you have questions about pricing or your service, just know that asking for clarification was not received well in my experience.

This is a really nice spa! For some reason I don't think of Reno as somewhere to go for a spa. It…read moresounds like there is definitely a lot of comparison between Spa Atlantis and Spa Toscano. We used SpaFinder giftcards from Costco where it's two $50 gift cards for $80, which Spa Atlantis accepts. Despite the giftcards stating that you must print them out, electronic copies are accepted. They do tell you to arrive ahead of your massage appointment so that they can give you a tour and get you situated. At the check-in desk, they asked for robe and shoe size. They then lead you to the locker room to put your stuff in. The lockers are quite spacious so you can bring many things, including your clothes, shoes, and something to do like reading a book. Overall, the spa is very clean and well kept. They have everything you need to get ready in the locker/bathroom area, including brushes, combs, hair styling products, curling irons, blow dryers, Q-tips. They also offer a salt scrub. They have four showers you can use, including an accessible one. The interesting thing to note about the showers is that one of the non-accessible showers does have a bend to it so that if you are nervous about someone walking into your shower for whatever reason, that is the shower to use. That shower is to the right side next to the accessible shower. They did have a sauna and a steam room in the locker area. They also have a changing area in the locker area. There is also a waiting area for your massage located in this locker area. In the waiting area, they do have some snack snacks. The snacks at the time we went included a trail mix, pretzels, with chocolate, chocolate dip, macaroons (these were so delicious), fruits (banana, bananas, pears, apples), and drink drinks (coffee, infused water, tea, water bottles). As for the massages, it seemed that the massage therapist came out about five minutes earlier than the appointment time, so it is probably best to be there just a little over five minutes before your scheduled appointment time in the waiting area. My massage therapist escorted me to a room within the spa. The massage room was very comfortable with dim lighting, and I believe they had sort of a water fountain, which was quite relaxing to hear in the background. My massage therapist was very professional and thorough with her questions to ask what were my target areas and issues. She was also very communicative with me and let me know which areas she was unable to work on due to tension in my muscles. I did end up learning more about how being ticklish is a sign of tension in a muscle, and I went down a research rabbit hole about how perhaps the deep tissue massage I opted for may not have been the best fit for that area. I am glad my massage therapist felt empowered and comfortable to communicate that with me. I could see how the massage therapist telling a client that they won't be able to work on them due to tension could be upsetting for some clients, but I was very appreciative for her feedback. There is also a warm seating area that's kind of like a sauna. It has a tiled seating area. There is also a brine room that is dark with a water fountain and different types of lights that promote different types of healing. It is very easy to nap in the brine room as it is comfortable and quiet. You can basically take any lounge chair that has a folded blanket on there because that indicates that the staff have "cleaned" it. There is also a warm pools and cold plunge area that is covered by glass, so that you're not exposed to outdoor elements with the exception of some sun. In this area, they also have a relaxing shower that has many settings that you can choose from including "relaxing" and "balancing." This shower does play some calming music and has nice lights as well. The warm pools are heated to 98°F and 101°F. In this outdoor area, they also have cold, rolled towels and sliced cucumbers for you to use. They also have clean towels. Just like the brine room, if you see, there is a smooth towel on the seat or lounger, that indicates the staff have "cleaned" the seat. You also have access to the pools area - there is one indoor pool area with a nice waterfall backdrop and one outdoor pool area. You can order food from a phone and they will bring it out to you and you pay when they deliver your food. They're also seems to be an outdoor drink stand. You can purchase drinks from the pool area is very nice as it had many loungers. There are no lifeguards on duty for any of the pool areas. The pool area is also accessible to general hotel guests. The staff are so friendly and helpful. We ended up spending about 6 hours in total at the spa, which is more than I expected! Overall, I would totally come back.

My mom and I like to do a spa day around Christmas time and we usually go to Spa Toscana at…read morePeppermill but this time we decided to try the Atlantis Spa and overall it was a good experience but we prefer Spa Toscana more as it is more of a relaxing atmosphere with less screaming children. We both got 60min Swedish massages and a scalp massage add on. The massages were great, no complaints there! We like to go early to enjoy the amenities and we enjoyed the hot tub area which was only for 21+ but the rest of the pool/hot tub areas were extremely loud with children. It was not at all a relaxing atmosphere with the screaming kids and getting splashed by them doing cannonballs into the pool. The locker area, salt and relaxing room were not as nice as Spa Toscana either. They also do not accept Spa Finder gift cards which is what we usually use for our spa trips as well. Not a bad experience and a good second option but we prefer the Peppermill!