I highly recommend experiencing a massage at Tranquility Massage in Beverly. They had great…read morecommunication when scheduling my appointment, greeted me warmly and made me feel very comfortable. Krista was very pleasant and checked in with me often during the massage to make sure the pressure was perfect. I look forward to rebooking in the future.

I've been going here weekly for more than 5 years, sometimes twice a week. I'm a 4 season outdoor…read moreenthusiast so their services add a lot of benefit. Staff is knowledgeable and excellent at what they do. I've referred 6 friends/acquaintances and they all have been extremely satisfied. Tranquility Massage has been in business for about 20 years so it's reliable resource for a meditative or restorative service.

I have been a client at Odette's for over 5 years. For all hair needs both Odette and Debra are…read moreskilled at what they do. Vanessa is a fantastic esthetician and Kristina gives an amazing pedicure. This salon is a hidden gem and one- stop shop.

This salon is awesome. I get my hair done by Odette herself and she does an amazing job! I also get…read moremy nails done there by Debra and she's also amazing! She's a perfectionist. The salon is so calming inside and clean. You have to try it!

My two daughters and I went in tonight to see Judy!! What a lovey woman and made my daughter so…read morehappy with her cut and blow dry.. we walked in just before closing and she was so welcoming and kind! She made my daughters night and adopted the name Hair Angel, Be she really is one!! We will be back for sure!!!

Complete scam. When I called to book a massage she said she's no longer doing massages. WTF!…read moreIrreputable business. Big waste of time and aggravation. Highly recommend going somehwere else. Bad, Bad, Bad!

Dear Readers: I have been going to Sue (owner) for haircuts…read morefor a number of years and am delighted with my haircuts. I am 83 and don't want to look like a drab old lady. Sue has created a chic, modern short look for me that I love. She's the best. Sandra Winter Marblehead.

If I could give 10 starts, I would wholeheartedly. I went to Seaport salon in Lynn in August, when…read moreI was visiting family in Marblehead, and I loved the experience and am VERY happy with the haircut. My mother had gone to Sue a few months back and she highly recommended Sue. So, I waited for my haircut to get it at Seaport Salon. Sue was very professional, friendly, calm and did an amazing job with my hair and my 6 year old son, who also got a haircut the same day. She created a "new me" in just half an hour and I left feeling great about the new hairstyle that she created for me. Will definitely go back to Sue next time I'm in MA. Can not say enough great things about her!

My friend found this place. Apparently it was the first salt room in Massachusetts when it first…read moreopened. When I first walked in i did not get a spa vibe. There were two old looking couches that were placed in a weird way that didn't feel welcoming or like it flowed. They had little cubbies with locks to put our stuff in it, rest room facilities thats were clean, but again no spa like zen feeling. The salt room itself was cool. They had tranquil music playing. You walk with booties that they give you because there is salt on the ground. The walks and light fixtures were also covered in salt, and there is a cent that was said to blow Himalayan salt into the room. You go in with your regular clothes, which I thought was strange. I know the benefits cone with inhaling it, but I also thought it gets absorbed in through your pores as well. I have only been to one other salt room at a spa and we were in our robes. After 10 minutes of the salt blowing in, my friend and I felt a difference. It definitely did something, my head personally was feeling fuzzy 20 minutes into it and for about 30 minutes after I left. I didn't feel bad, I'm assuming its from all the salt WI was breathing in. The salt room itself is definitely zen. Interesting experience, I would try a different salt room next time.

I have been going there for over 2 years, what a nice clean friendly place, my friend and i enjoyed…read moreour services. The front desk person was amazing she asked question about our trestment to see if we had the best experience the spa could offer. We are going back. Thank you Kim

Spa de Mar is located inside the Danvers Crowne Plaza. It's a little off the beaten path and the…read moresignage is not so good. One plus was the free parking in the hotel lot. After being assaulted with the smell of chlorine upon walking in (from Coco Key Water Park - also at the hotel), I turned the corner and found the spa. It shares it's location with the hotel's fitness center. The staff was friendly enough, but the waiting area consisted of a hard bench - not exactly the relaxing atmosphere I was hoping for. The facial room itself was a bit better, with low lighting, a blanketed bed and relaxing music playing in the background. My facial was interesting. My aesthetician was very sweet with a gentle touch. Had I known my facial would also include a foot massage while my mask was drying, I may have gotten a pre-facial pedicure. My face massage consisted mostly of her pushing down on different spots on my face and neck. There were a few lotions and scents she used I didn't particuarly care for, but at the end of the day, my skin felt great, so it was a solid experience. At $100 a facial, however, I think I'll try another place next time.

Agree with other post that the chaos from Coco Keys did not provide a spa-like ambiance on the way…read morein or out. :( Overcharged me $10 for an already overpriced unsatisfying facial. My husband called as he had bought a gift card for the particular facial & didn't understand why I paid over the tip...establishment admitted they were wrong & would send a check for the difference...which never arrived! Would never return!

This place is one of the most awful places to get a massage. The manager is one of the most rudest…read moreand racist woman ever. I need another massage to reverse the awful experience I had and pain/tension I have now!

Wow! This place is a hidden gem. I went once, and now I am addicted. I can't wait to go back. I had…read morea massage and a facial. Outstanding service, quality, and pricing. Thank you! Christine

Oh Yeah! I have been…read morea client of Sara for a few years now. I try to treat myself to a few massages a year. My most recent massage was this past Sunday and was, as always, a totally relaxing and rejuvenating experience. Later that night, my head felt extremely clear, my skin felt clean and moisturized and I slept so sound that night. Sara is VERY generous with her massages. Her approach always has my achey muscles' best interest in mind. She finds my problem spots, educates me on what is happening and why these spots could be a problem. I have never felt rushed, and appreciate the time and care she puts into her work. The space at Ganesha is beyond perfect. The large window that looks out to the Atlantic Ocean is an idilic backdrop to an amazing experience. I highly recommend Sara to all my friends. She even complimented my feet as having a lot of muscle, who knew!?

If I could give this business negative 5 stars I would…read more When I planned a trip with my friend to go to Rockport last summer I booked my Massage and Tarot Card Reading before I even booked the hotel. Because those are two things I enjoy doing on vacation. I was thrilled to find a business like Ganesha that had Yoga and Massage and Readings all in one place. I booked appointments for myself and my friend directly with the Massage Therapist and Tarot Reader over a month in advance and was really looking forward to this part of the trip. On the day of our arrival in Rockport less than a few hours before our appointment time Mary Ellen the Tarot Reader called to tell me that she had to work unexpectedly at her other job. She said I could come to the private residence that she did what I assumed to be some type of care taking or home health aid work. I was not comfortable going to the home of someone I don't know(and I also found it strange that when I originally booked with her and requested that she come to our hotel she told me she only did readings at Ganesha and didn't travel - yet she wanted me to travel to her) so I told her that was not an option. We rescheduled for later in the weekend instead which wasn't going to work well for me but I really wanted to fit in a reading. After dinner we ended up passing a store front place for readings and when I found out they had availability at the time I had originally booked with MaryEllen - I called MaryEllen to cancel and went to this business instead and was VERY PLEASED with them. I wish I got their name - but they have a small store front right across from the Greenery Restaurant. As if my Tarot Reading experience wasn't bad enough - the next day I anxiously arrived for my massage. My friend went first. I was paying because it was a belated birthday present. We were just going to have 1/2 hour massages (originally booked an hour each but had called in the morning to ask if we could do 1/2 each instead due to time constraints and budget and Sara was very flexible in making an exception for us) but when my friend went in for her massage the 30 minutes went by very quickly, then 45, then it was an hour. Sara had forgotten that it was supposed to be a 30 minute massage rather than 60 minutes. So I was a little annoyed that we'd be shorter on time than planned and I'd be spending more than I hoped - but figured it was fine and I'd just remind her when I went in to stick to the 30 minutes for me. When my friend was done - Sara opened the door and let me in when my friend was in the changing room. She was tidying up the room and I expected that she'd be changing the sheets while we chatted and waited for my friend to go outside and wait. But she didn't change the sheets - instead she started to adjust them and straighten them out and said to me "do you mind if I use the same sheets for you?" I thought she was joking. I myself am a massage therapist. This is a HUGE NO NO. Not only does it tell me that she doesn't care enough about her clients to use a nice clean set of fresh sheets for each customer - but she hasn't the first clue about SAFE PRACTICE!!!! Oil is a vector and can transmit disease. You learn that the first day of massage school. When I told her this she told me that she was concerned about the environment and that she always asks people who come together to share sheets. I explained to her how wrong this was and she told me that she asks people first if they have any diseases. Not sure if she also consults MaryEllen the psychic when it comes to such matters since often people with Swine Flu or other health conditions can walk around for days before they show signs of illness. She told me that she would use a fresh set of sheets since I insist - but I told her that I couldn't even get a massage from her because she even asked me that question. If she cut corners there - where else did she not use safe practice considerations. Plus I know that I'd still be heated about it during the 30 minutes that I'd be trying to relax. I thanked her anyway restated one more time that if the board of health knew what she was doing they'd shut her down - and I left. My friend's experience was great. She enjoyed her massage throughly and you might too - just make sure you see her put a fresh set of sheets on for you if you go with a friend.