Excellent massage therapist. I came in all knotted up and she had me smooth in an hour. I have need…read moreusing massage therapy for over twenty years. She knows her stuff.

The absolute best massage ever. Hands down! Kelly worked on my trouble areas and the pain literally…read moremelted away. I am definitely now a regular customer! Thank you!!

I went here with my girlfriend, and they were very courteous. After we found out the internet had…read morethe wrong address for them. We called and located it on 308 Clinton st. Judia was recommended by a friend. And she was very good. I'd recommend this place.

Dana was wonderful, her massage techniques soothed away tension and stressors. She provided good…read morepressure, with softness where needed. She seemed to be quite intuitive, overall. And the ambience of the second floor rooms was very appealing and embracing. Clean, with lovely art, textiles and nature vibes. Massage room is beautifully setup; it's on one side with a foyer in the center and nice restroom on the other side (Pilates place across the landing). I look forward to another 80/90 minute session with her in the near future

Kelly is a super therapist, highly recommended. I have been visiting her every week since three…read moremonths and I am super happy with her professionalism and a neat environment. Ali Khan

This is the place if you are looking for a little relaxation away from home. I booked the…read moresalt/sauna/steam package for myself and made my first visit the The Spa on a Saturday morning. The girl at the front desk was very welcoming. She gave me a key and showed me to the ladies locker room. The locker room is small. Also, the lockers are right in front of the entrance, so it's not ideal if you're shy. People will come and go as you are getting undressed. They were also assigning the lockers in exact numerical order, so while you are trying to get undressed, there will be another patron just standing there waiting to be able to enter their locker which is right next to yours. It would be helpful if they would at least assign them more broadly, so the other patron might be at the opposite end of the row lockers. I will say though, the locker room was pretty clean. There were hot tea and cereal bars available as well as a selection of various toiletries. It would have been nice to have spa water available in there though. After spending time in the sauna and steam shower, something cold to drink would have been great. I returned to the front desk as instructed. I was given the option of which service I wanted to do first. I opted to start in the salt room, followed by sauna, and end with steam shower. The salt room was very relaxing. It's dimly lit and warm. There is soothing music playing. It was a nice way to start the day. The infrared sauna was also very nice. The sauna is located in a private room so when you book it you have it all to yourself. I didn't know there was a color therapy option on it though until the very end of the session but it was still enjoyable nonetheless. A pitcher of spa water was provided so I could hydrate during that part of the session. My one bit of constructive criticism, the floor of the sauna needs to be cleaned. It was very dusty and hairy. Next it was time for the steam shower. The front desk associate who I had been working with told me "All three knobs have to be on for it to work." Simple enough, or so I thought. I enter the steam shower, expecting just steam. There is a digital on/off switch which I hit. I see three knobs. There is no indicator of which is on or off though. So I turn them all and proceed to be blasted with cold water from every angle. I nearly hit the ceiling! I turned the knobs off as quickly as possible. The chamber began to fill with steam. Once that was figured out, it turned out to be a great experience. For $60, this was a great way to spend 3 hours. I left feeling invigorated. I am sure to return to The Spa at Traditions.

From the owner: Centrally located, yet Wonderfully removed Relax...Breathe…read moredeeply...Exhale and enter your own private oasis-The Spa at Traditions. The perfect retreat where you will discover the latest in beauty and wellness treatments for body, mind and soul. The perfect solution for a too-busy world or a too-busy agenda..

Very professional and takes the time to address the areas that need more therapy. Highly recommend!read more

From the owner: Michelle specializes in Therapeutic Deep Tissue and Medical Massage. She integrates Stretching and…read moreCupping Therapy into each session for a better whole body experience.

I have had several pedicures here over the last 2 years. The salon is clean and staff are…read moreprofessional. I have never had an issue with the service.

I walked into this nail salon with hope in my heart, acrylics off my fingers, and a simple dream:…read moreremove the old nails, get a nice manicure, leave with my natural nails looking like they hadn't survived a tornado. Sadly... the tornado won. The acrylic removal began normally enough, until the technician started drilling my pinky nail with the enthusiasm of someone trying to dig for buried treasure. The drill got so hot I'm pretty sure I saw my ancestors. I very politely said, "Ow, that hurt." She very politely said, "I'll be gentler." And then she proceeded to drill like she was trying to start a campfire. Next came the shaping. I showed her a picture of what I wanted--simple, (trust see pics) cute, achievable. Twice she filed my nails, twice she asked, "Is this it?" and twice the answer was a solid, heartfelt, absolutely not. I explained it. I even used hand gestures. She looked at me with the calm serenity of someone who had chosen violence and ignoring instructions. But nothing prepared me for the manicure. Or should I say... "manicure." There was no warm bowl of sudsy water. No gentle soak. No heavenly lotion. No cuticle oil. Not even the traditional "let me pretend to massage your hands for five seconds." Instead, she did a quick file, a quick snip, and then asked--completely sincerely-- "Do you want a neck massage?" A neck massage. During a manicure. Ma'am, my hands were going through a crisis. The entire experience cost me $35, which feels appropriate only if the service included a surprise psychological plot twist--and in that case, wow, they delivered. In conclusion, the staff was friendly, but the service was like a comedy sketch no one warned me about. I left with confused nails, confused feelings, and a confused neck that did not, in fact, get a massage. I hope this review helps someone. And I hope someday my pinky nail forgives me.