About: The NOW Massage, created by Gara Post…read more(@GaraDanielle), Co-Founder and Chief Creative Officer, is a massage boutique that redefines the accessible luxury of a neighborhood spa. The NOW Massage offers high-quality massages and customizable enhancements focused on relaxation and healing, with services designed to be both convenient and affordable. Things We Liked: The NOW Massage -Signature, Swedish inspired massage @OSEAMalibu Body Glow -Combines Body Gua Sha with OSEA's best-selling Undaria Algae Body Oil to promote lymphatic flow, hydrate the skin, and extend your summer glow Scalp Renewal - Stimulates the scalp using organic coconut oil Location: 11661 Preston Rd, Unit 119, Dallas, TX 75230 S/O to Mike, Kaya, Rod, Rose, and Nikita for the serene experience! See for yourself! Follow @TheNOWMassage on IG for promotions and updates!

The Now is an incredible place to treat yourself to relaxation! I see Mary almost every time and…read moreshe is the BEST, but when she's unavailable I've gone to other people and they've always been great also. They play super relaxing sounds so you don't have to hear other people and the temps are perfect. My only critique is for corporate and it's to remove the runners in the hallway, they're a tripping hazard! The front desk workers are always sweet and Rod is especially great! Mary, The Now staff, and the overall vibes and value keep me coming back! 10/10

Everybody is so welcoming and nice, the place is very clean and professional. Caleb for the stress…read morerelief massage, I feel like a new woman.

A great massage and a lovely, relaxing experience. They took me as a walk in and I only waited a…read morecouple minutes. The therapist was nice and professional, led me to a very serene room and gave me a great massage.

I had a short 15 minute chair massage by Celeste. This was my first time in a chair massage and she…read morerelieved some shoulder pain I was having. She told me that Riviera Spa opened up a new location in Richardson at 6959 Arapaho Road, Suite 101, Dallas, Texas 75258. I will definitely be checking out their other services.

The massage session was relaxing and professionally done. The therapist was attentive and used good…read moretechnique. The only minor issue was that the room felt slightly cold during the session.

I had a wonderful, relaxing facial yesterday with Ambar. She is professional, friendly, and…read moreknowledgeable. And Hiatus is a great spa, highly recommend.

Alison is a great ! Very knowledgeable and I've been seeing her for over 2 years and happy every…read moretime with my results!

I've had massages here twice now, and both times have been heavenly. The massage therapists really…read moreunderstand the body and know how to find and work out your knots. They're also very attentive to pressure and will adjust accordingly, which I really appreciate. I walk away feeling so much lighter every time. I usually get a combination of Thai and Swedish massage, which has been perfect for me. The space is clean, calm, and comfortable, and it's easy to find. Just note that it's on the second floor. The prices are very reasonable for the quality of the massage. I've had such a great experience both times and highly recommend this place!

I got a deep tissue massage here, and unfortunately, I wouldn't recommend this particular massage…read more During the massage, I was asked if they could walk on my back. I agreed because I thought it would be a more controlled, therapeutic technique, but it ended up being extremely intense and made the experience uncomfortable. There was also a language barrier, which made it difficult to communicate that the pressure was too much or explain what I wanted. My husband also got a massage and felt that the pressure was a lot. This may be a good fit for someone who likes extremely deep, intense pressure, and I can't speak to their other types of massages, but I personally would not get the deep tissue massage here again.

Today was my first time at this spa and absolutely loved it! Brenda was beyond amazing and that was…read moreby far one of the best Swedish massages I've ever gotten. Will be back for sure!

I could cry writing this. Best massage of my life. For so long it was a massage in Tulum I can't…read morebelieve I can say this Dallas spa has surpassed and has given me an experience I will yearn for routinely. If there was ever to be second location I hope they would add a hot tubs.

50 mins at Woodhouse Day Spa? Yeah, we should've booked a longer session!…read more My friend and I stopped by during our Dallas trip for a girls spa day, and we really enjoyed ourselves! Parking was easy and free right out front, with additional parking available at Mockingbird Station. We were greeted at the front desk and escorted to the women's changing room, where our lockers each had personalized stones with our names on them. Such a cute touch! Before our treatments, we relaxed in the quiet waiting area with complimentary refreshments. I booked the 50 min Tranquil Hot Stone Massage with Tara, who was an absolute ray of sunshine! My friend was booked for the 50 min WH Signature Deep Tissue Massage. We both loved our massages and agreed that 50 minutes just wasn't enough! Until next time, Woodhouse.

Swedish massage with Tristian was amazing. Perfect pressure, no pain, and he worked through some…read morereal knots in my neck and shoulders. Space is beautiful, tranquil, and relaxing. Not a ton of amenities, but everything you need for a quick reset during the week. I'll definitely be back!

Had to do something extreme to deal with the shoulder/arm & wrist pain I have been suffering for…read morethe past couple of months. My weekly chiropractic visits weren't getting the job done, so, on the recommendation of my chiropractor, I searched for a massage therapist in the Addison area that had sports massage expertise. Having searched the Yelp ratings in the area, I chose Relax & Heal Massage. I called Michelle and was fortunate to get a next day appointment. She was very professional, patient, and knowledgeable explaining the differences in techniques. Once she began to work my arms and wrists, I immediately felt the tension released and experienced a great sense of relief. After a solid hour of upper body work, I got dressed and could feel an incredible difference in the way I felt. Michelle has an awesome gift of managed strength with control, coupled with technique and the gentlest disposition. I have been to several massage therapists over the years, but none could hold a candle to the care and treatment I received at Relax & Heal Massage by Michelle. She is worthy of your consideration and I highly recommend her.

Excellent service! Professional friendly. Was very relaxing. Strongly recommend to anyone.read more

I am having a birthday soon. Myself and 3 girlfriends decided to try the new Spa at the highland…read more We had a lovely time. Simona was great with all of the organizing and we all agreed that our services were wonderful. I especially loved my massage with Janice. We will be definitely be back... Soon

Therapist continues to talk throughout massage. I specifically told him I wanted to nap yet he…read morechose to ask questions about my job throughout the massage. Length was 50 minutes but I only received 43 minutes. Gratuity is included at 23% so they don't care about quality. No discounts for shortened time or issues above.

Went here for my Birthday. I had dinner, it wasn't as crowded, some of the same individuals, that I…read morehave seen multiple times before, but I assume they have good taste as I do.

The Ritz-Carlton Spa Dallas: Almost $500 Per Person for the Ultimate Minimalist Luxury Experience…read more For my husband's birthday, we wanted a little five-star escape without flying to Hawaii or Fiji. So we booked two 100-minute couples massages for four people--almost $500 per person--and were promised something special in the Magnolia Room. Babysitters scheduled. Work phones muted. Husbands organized. Paradise, here we come. **11:00 AM -- Welcome to Paradise** We arrived to smiles and were told we'd be escorted to Magnolia after changing. Eventually, the ladies made it there. Our husbands did not. Apparently, "Couples Massage" at The Ritz begins by separating the couples and seeing whether they can eventually locate each other. Luxury team building. Magnolia was lovely: peaceful, elegant and so corporate-looking we had an urge to check our work email. The birthday refreshments? Gummy bears and sugary pretzels in glass vases. Nothing says "five-star celebration" quite like the CVS snack aisle presented in crystal. About 30 minutes later, our husbands finally found us. Champagne? No. Mimosas? No. Birthday setup? No. But perhaps we misunderstood. At The Ritz, **YOU are the celebration.** Why need champagne when you're breathing Ritz-Carlton air? Please be grateful. **12:00 PM -- FIND YOUR MASSEUSE** Massage time arrived. Our therapists did not. So began another complimentary Ritz amenity: "The Great Masseuse Scavenger Hunt." Eventually we found our way back, only to sit in an almost empty waiting room while therapists walked past us for about ten minutes, apparently looking for us. Perhaps invisibility is another complimentary wellness treatment. Finally: our luxurious 100-minute full-body massage with CBD oil and aromatherapy. **Welcome to Minimalist Urban Chic Massage™.** My request: firm upper body, medium lower body. My left arm? Apparently unnecessary. My right leg? Optional. My back? Touched so delicately I wondered if my therapist thought I was antique porcelain. Warm towels on my feet? No. Under my neck? No. Cold feet? -Customer responsibility. Cold neck? - Poor planning. Why warm the back muscles when we're barely going to massage them anyway? Efficiency. My massage ended before my husband's, leaving me sitting cold, listening to relaxing music and thinking, "I hope our friends are having a better experience." They weren't. My friend's husband came out with visible scratches on his back, which he said came from his therapist's nails. Now THAT is personalized service. Some spas charge extra for exfoliation. Apparently ours was included. **BUT THEN CAME CRAIG.** We didn't complain at the front desk because I didn't want to ruin my husband's birthday. I called management afterward, expecting someone to care. Enter "Craig: Defender of the Ritz" -- a man whose loyalty should be studied by military historians. I explained my massage. Craig defended the Ritz. I explained our friend came out with scratches. Craig informed me their therapists don't have long nails. **CHECKMATE, CUSTOMER.** Perhaps our friend scratched his own back while lying face-down. Perhaps a small woodland creature entered the treatment room. We may never know. I expected, "I'm sorry. This isn't the experience we want our guests to have." Instead, I felt questioned and dismissed. If the Titanic had Craig aboard, I imagine him standing proudly on deck saying: "With all due respect, ma'am, our ships don't hit icebergs." Craig, we salute you. Almost $500 per person taught us about "Minimalist Ritz Luxury" less massage, less warmth, less celebration, less customer service. More gummy bears. Luxury isn't marble, robes or a famous name. It's attention to detail, making guests feel cared for and listening when something goes wrong. And luxury isn't charging almost $500 for a massage because the building says Ritz-Carlton on the outside. If you're looking for paradise without leaving Dallas, keep looking. But if you're looking for an almost $500 massage, a complimentary scavenger hunt, optional body parts, cold feet, mystery scratches, CVS snacks in elegant glassware, and the opportunity to debate your own experience afterward... The Ritz-Carlton Spa Dallas has you covered.