Cami was Originally recommended to me by a friend. She mentioned a lot of people go to her and have…read moreamazing results and experiences. I booked an appointment after chatting with Cami on the phone for about 25 minutes. She listened to my story with care and concentration. I felt like I was talking to someone who already had empathy and investment in her clients. I booked an appointment with her and from the very beginning it was amazing. We sat and talked through an intake. She was very clear and explicit in the directions and order of things - it being my first time there. Compared to other Colonics, I have had This was by far the best from a comfortability standpoint, her hands on massage, And overall environment. You can tell that she has been doing this for Long time. I got in my car and wanted to tell my family and friends To book with her. She's really knowledgeable, wise and holistic minded. Really really grateful this is in bend and look forward to going back

Cami makes the colonic experience as pleasant as possible. She is a kind woman that dedicates her…read moretime to helping others be well.

I was a member of Rise Modern Wellness for more than three years and had an unlimited membership at…read morea rate that was offered and agreed upon when I joined. During a recent visit, the owner told me he could no longer honor that rate unless the terms were changed to six visits per month. This was unexpected and felt like a fundamental shift to a long-standing agreement. While I understand that businesses evolve, changing the terms of an existing membership without notice or consent crosses an important line for me. I stayed loyal through years of internal changes, staff turnover, and operational instability, choosing to remain focused on my own care and to continue supporting the business in good faith. Ultimately, this experience highlighted a clear difference in values around honoring commitments and long-term client relationships. As a result, I've decided to take my business elsewhere. There are many excellent wellness providers in this area, and I prefer to invest in those that respect established agreements and loyal clients.

This is a unique experience. Infared booths, red light therapy, facials and many other experiences…read moreoffered. I enjoyed my time there very much!

This fitness center probably makes fives times as much money as any other gym in bend. They charge…read more65-75$ a month. All the gym products are old and falling apart. The locker rooms are absolutely disgusting by the end of the day. They don't have male cleaners here. That means no one is cleaning the men's locker rooms all day. The classes posted on the doors don't match up to the classes online. They do not turn on the heat in the hallways. You go from the sauna to a freezing cold hallway. Feels like you're gonna get sick. This gym is basically a daycare center mixed with an old people's home. They are always having events and closing the pools. They close early without notice and the hours here are horrible. There are homeless people lurking in the parking lots and come into use the facilities. Things get stolen as well. I cannot wait for there to be real adult fitness club in bend. Because juniper is garbage.

So many pools to choose from! Sauna, Hot tub, and no cold plunge but a cold shower. I wish there…read morewas a cold plunge. Barb D.'s restorative yoga class is amazing. Go at least ten min early though it fills up. I like the home made granola bars at the desk snacks. Also the lap swim is great. Both 25 and 50 meters. I think 25 is easier and allows more swimmers to have their own lanes but they switch it up. I'm thin and the outdoor pool is a few degrees too cold for me. I'm uploading pictures of the indoor pools only which are great temperatures.

I just had a facial with Renee. I've seen her a few other times. Her facials are a spa treatment,…read moreshe's the best. It is so relaxing, in addition to the facial, she massages your face, neck, shoulders, head & arms. I've had facials from another place in Bend and there is no comparison to how good Renee is. I highly recommend her.

I had an absolutely amazing Swedish massage with Beth last week. My neck gets stiff and stuck and…read moreit hasn't felt as free and relaxed in years. Beth knows the body and found many other stuck points on my back and legs and expertly massaged them away. It was as if my circulation got a jump start. Cannot wait to go back.

At Anjou Spa, I encountered the futility of mankind's attempt to soothe itself against the…read moreindifference of the cosmos. I undertook this passage not merely for leisure, but for an ailment so absurd it eludes the annals of medicine: a phantom ache in the marrow of my left eyebrow, a pain that seemed to echo from the Pleistocene. Ashlee--or at least I believe her name was Ashlee, though time is but an illusion and memory a fragile hallucination--tended to me with care far above reproach. The massage was tender, yet beneath the surface I felt the eternal struggle of muscle against decay, drawing out the fossilized sorrow lodged there. As if by miracle the eyebrow pain dissolved, or perhaps it never existed at all. What remains is the sublime futility: that suffering itself is a mirage, and yet we chase it as proof of our existence. In the sauna, the salt whispered of oceans long vanished, reminding me that our bodies are but temporal vessels drifting toward oblivion. The staff were kind, but kindness itself is a tenuous construct, collapsing under the weight of entropy. And yet, in this disintegration, there was beauty--a fleeting moment of ecstatic truth, found in the warmth of a stone pressed against the skin. Anjou Spa is not merely a place of relaxation; it is a cathedral to our doomed desire for comfort. Five stars.

Exceptional facial and a beautiful ambiance. I could spend all day in the waiting arearead more

Pleasant surprise with our stay here. The beds were comfy, the pillows decent, the bathroom layout…read morespacious and we had a sweet view onto Pioneer Park. The fairly tasty prepared hot breakfast was a bonus; it was served in a large well- lit room (part of the lobby), with good coffee on tap, roomy seating and lots of food options --- yogurt, muffins, tea and other add ons for the taking. Props to the pool area as well -- spacious, clean, lots of towels and a pretty solid hot tub. The gym is full size too, stocks a good selection of machines, treadmills and weights, so that's another plus. Gotta say, though the hotel offers free bikes to take out, they are absolute crap; the brakes are atrocious, gears are sketchy and one had a flat. It's a nice perk, but proceed with caution. But overall, the Element is clean and up to date, with lots of parking on-site (though it costs extra), and a pretty good location within a somewhat reasonable walking distance to downtown. To my mind, all good things.

Good Day Yelpies ! Are you ready for the Element of…read moreSurprise.... Look no further than this amazing place located exactly right where you need to be to handle your business needs or vacation getaways. The staff is amazing and very respectful. If you been to hotels you'll know that this is something you would only receive at a premium price... but here the price is fair and to be honest for all the amenities I would pay more. Get in here and relax a bit... you won't regret it Oh btw the gym is awesome

I've been here twice and the first time I had a great experience! I attended a yoga class event…read morewhere we used the sauna and cold plunge. Yesterday my mom and I went to use our gift certificate for a salt float and we were greeted by a not overly friendly receptionist. We were almost charged $170 again for the service despite my mom insisting that we had already paid. The receptionist found that we did have a gift card and were good to go and even then was not super apologetic. The float experience was wonderful! However, my mom did find chunks of dirt or something else in her tub, although mine was perfectly clean. I showered directly after the float but am still finding salt in my ears, which still has water in it and has become painful. Overall the experience was slightly tainted by the service and the irritation afterward.

I had signed up for emails and got one for a discount and had my brain injury doctor in Bend and…read morethought this would be a great way to decompress before leaving town. I have done them in Portland before. Great experience and super friendly service. Definitely recommend it if you haven't tried it, everyone needs a little self care!

While I consider the ability to travel a great blessing, I have to admit that certain complications…read moretypically ensue from being away from home. One of those challenges can be how to continue your workout routine when on the road. While I don't have specific recommendations for how to alleviate this situation in all cities, I can certainly provide some assistance when it comes to Bend, Oregon. The Athletic Club of Bend offers numerous opportunities for you to get that workout in when you're in town for a visit. Their amenities include 7 indoor tennis courts, an indoor running track, indoor and outdoor pools, a large spa, cardio equipment, weight room, a full basketball court, and 4 racquetball/squash courts. While those amenities don't necessarily make this place unique, there are two characteristics that do set this place apart. First, they openly accept visitors to the club. Many clubs are very closed minded about this, but not so here. Sure, you'll have to pay a guest fee, but it was very reasonable. Second, I found the members here to be genuinely welcoming. I chose to utilize the club for some tennis and I felt immediately accepted by a group of members who have a standing weekly match. After just 2 hours together I felt like a part of the group and left with names and phone numbers for the next time that I visit Bend. Sure, you can come up with an excuse to not workout while in Bend, but that excuse can't be that there's no facilities that you have access to or there are no friendly people here to connect with. And that's...Henry's Take. #bendexcercise #bendtennis #bendgym

In town for work and the lady at the front tried to tell me they don't do day passes when they…read moredefinitely used to. Then i said, "ok I'll sign up for a month." "No one is here is admin." So I can't give them money to work out. Apparently they don't need customers because it's a "private club". Interesting way to approach customer service. Smh...

Love visiting Evoke when I'm in Bend! I have to time it right when Robin is in town, She's my…read moreesthetician in Oregon. She bounces from both the Salem and Bend locations! She gives the most relaxing facials and my skin glows after. I love to do the spa packages with massage as well as the colon hydrotherapy. The best facials and massages in Bend!

I had a wonderful massage with the Gua Sha add on by Celia. I was so relaxed and my body was very…read morehappy afterward. I was offered time in the quiet room following the massage where I enjoyed water, wine, and a light snack. The quiet room rounded out a great experience. If your body needs some TLC I highly recommend visiting Evoke. The customer service warm and welcoming by both my massage therapist and the person in the front room.

I've stayed 5 times here. Coed dorm (2 times) female dorm in the annex, and a private room (2…read moretimes). Each stay was its own unique experience. I love the bunk+brew but this time it wasn't one the best stays. I wonder what has changed recently? I hope to stay again so I'm calling forward some of the bigger things that made this experience different than others. The general spaces felt dirty. Not how I would ever welcome guests into my own home. A few examples; I went around and put dirty dishes left out by others throughout the night in the sink. The outside bathroom was out of toilet paper with no restock available. Seeing as the bathroom trash had been left overflowing for the 2 days I was there I took it upon myself to bring 2 rolls of toilet paper out there so others didn't have to encounter that same dilemma. I went to bed around 11:30 and left my food that I purchased from the food cart in the fridge. IT WAS STOLEN! I couldn't believe it even after writing my name and a date on it. I've never had that experience before. One thing that I felt was really not aligned with bunk+brew was a conversation I overheard between staff. They said " I don't like gay people". This made me feel really yucky hearing such outright homophobia that I had to excuse myself from that space. I know change isn't possible if the issues are not addressed. Bunk+brew has been a safe place in the past for me while out traveling. I hope others can feel that way.

It's not the worst hostel, definitely not the best. Everything is old and run down. Bathrooms are…read morepretty dirty and there definitely is no where near enough of them. 4 toilets total for two houses FULL of people, is wild. The bath house was broken too, so lines for shower were awful. The rooms themselves were pretty clean.. my room had a total of 6 beds (bunks). Rooms stayed surprisingly cold during the heat wave so thankful for that! Hostels are supposed to be cheap since you're bunking with randos but it really wasn't cheap.. it was a bit more expensive than a motel.