It's very convenient since it is located in the village and the staff is great. I've been a…read morecustomer of Cayla's for about a year now for haircuts, massages, facials and nails.

Worst haircut I have ever received - several inches shorter than I requested and very blunt,…read morechoppy, uneven. We had to cut our Snowshoe vacation short so I could return home for an emergency hair appointment to get it fixed.

Affordable and fantastic services. The room is clean and relaxing. All around a don't miss…read moreexperience!

From the owner: Swedish massage Myofascial Release…read moreNeuromuscular Therapy Meddicupping

First visit to the salt cave for my husband and I. We truly enjoyed our session, very calm and…read morerelaxing. The salt cave worked well with my husband's sinus pressure. We discussed visiting every 3 months.

What a cool experience at a the Salt Cave, I only did the halo therapy which runs on the hour every…read morehour for $20. I wish I'd had time for a massage followed by the halo therapy as it was very relaxing and claims to help with allergies. I spoke with a local woman that stops in for halo therapy twice a week, she said the salt cave helped her post COVID recovery and she can feel when she misses a week as her breathing becomes labored. For a single use I didn't feel much of a difference but it was enjoyable, relaxing and the environment is therapeutic. Staff is professional and communicative and there are several local soaps, salt lamps, aromatherapy, jewelry etc for purchase. Recommend booking a service early with halo therapy at the end for a memorable and unique experience.

Linda gave me a prenatal massage and it was AMAZING! She used hot stones and was very gentle. It…read morefelt glorious! On top of that she is a lovely person and gave me helpful tips. Her spa is also beautiful and warm! Highly recommend. Half the price or the Omni spa too!

This has become a family favorite when visiting Hot Springs and the homestead. Higher quality and…read moreless expensive.

The Greenbrier is an experience. Like stepping back in time to an old, elegant resort in the…read moremountains of West Virginia (the middle of nowhere). The designs of Dorothy Draper and Carleton Varney are definitely something to see and experience. The spa however, not so much.... I booked the basic hot springs soak, which turned out to be a $150 bubble bath? In a dated bathtub, with a male attendant that must watch you disrobe and get into the tub? ummm why, exactly? Not sure. Little creepy. Bubble bath. Don't you think adding suds to the hot springs negates any of the wellness properties of the water? And temperature control. Hot Springs are generally HOT, and unaltered - here, you had to ask for them to make it hot. All weird. A rip off, not enjoyable, $150 bubble bath. Don't do it.

Possibly the best facial I've ever had. Ann was incredible. Would give 100 stars!! I had an…read moreObagi facial which I had never experienced previously. She explained each step. It was relaxing and my skin looks fantastic.

Staff acted like we were a burden. The spa itself is beautiful and the amenities are great. But the…read morestaff really isn't that great.

We excel at spa-ing. It might be our favorite thing to do together, besides golfing, cooking,…read moregardening, and many other things... but knowing that a fabulous spa day is approaching, I tend to get a little giddy. The July day could not have brought more perfect weather for poolside and pampering at the Spa. Upon arrival, we were able to take a sneak peak at the adult-only space and Serenity Garden. It's easy to be excited about a spa in the Allegheny Mountains knowing that the region is permeated with hot springs that people have flocked to for centuries for their medicinal properties. Just seeing the beautiful bubbling mineral pool, infinity hot tub, and luxurious cabanas immediately kicked me into relaxation mode. This quiet oasis at the edge of the resort features renowned mineral pools that Thomas Jefferson frequented to treat his rheumatism. The original guest books show his longest stay was 22 days in 1818. We spent a bit of time in the garden, soaking in the geothermal Octagon Pool fed by two hot springs rich in magnesium, potassium, and calcium and which remains at a steady temperature of 96-98° year round. Be very careful stepping in the pool as the natural stone stairs are quite slippery. Be sure to take a deluge shower in the tiled niche to rinse the silky mineral water off your body afterwards. At the center of the garden is the beautiful blue Infinity Pool heated to 85-92° and a hot tub maintained at 103°. The Spa and Serenity Garden are available to guests 18 and older. Adult-only! The spa menu is extensive, ranging from Swedish massages and body wraps to Japanese rituals and cupping. We opted for a mid-morning couple's massage to maximize our time in the Serenity Garden. Our couples Swedish Massage massage was superb. We opted not to recover in the co-ed lounge, since the sunny weather was so extraordinary. A few hours were spent lounging pool side, having lunch from the spa cafe, and walking the the River Reflexology spring with stones carefully positioned to soothe and massage the base of your feet. It's incredible how affective this simple act of walking along smooth river pebbles is and how the stones worked their magic up my legs. When the skies opened up, we took refuge inside the spa and retreated to our respective his-and-hers locker rooms. The Aqua Thermal Suite is an interesting take on European-style shower environments using hot and cold temperatures (think hot sauna then plunge pool). One of the experiential showers simulated various storm effects, so you can choose from a menu of Arctic, Caribbean, or Atlantic intensities and temperatures (in full disclosure, Dan said the men's were not working). The fun part of the experience is choosing different lightning, sound effects, and shower strengths that definitely let your skin know it's working. Then, just sweat it out in the Finnish sauna, allowing your body rids itself of toxins. I am not hearty enough to enjoy The Chill cold cabin experience where one inhales crisp, cold vapors while icy mists coat the skin to cool your lungs and body temperature. Instead, I opted for the aromatic steam room, breathing in warm, fragrant oils with LED light therapy. The perfect spa day ended wrapped in a spa robe, half asleep the Thermal Heated Lounges... Dreaming of dinner.

I'm a nurse at a Speciality office. It's snowing. It's cold. And my body is just worn out from…read morestaying busy at the office and home life. As well as achy from the cold weather. Hubby and I went out for a drive in the snow. Saw the "Open" sign lit up against Food Lion's window. I asked him to go see if they were open, how late they were open, and their prices. To my surprise they were open and until 10pm! They offered massages for affordable prices and couples 1 hour massage for $120! Unfortunately the only lady that was there has to use a translator device but she said she would do us both but we would have to take turns. Who cares?! This lady was willing to do the one hour massages! The rooms are so warm; not hot to unbearable but comfortable. You lay on this super soft blanket (thank God cause you're only down to your underwear) and this warm body towel lays on top of you. She starts off by loosening the muscles. This is Tui Nu and if you aren't familiar with it; it really gets the muscles to loosen up and relax. After that she uses what feels like the smoothest oil. No greasy feeling. She massages your whole body and then takes a hot rag and wipes you down thoroughly. I think that's great for those that break out from massages. After your back and legs are massaged; next comes your face. Now, I've never had my face "massaged" just rubbed like a facial. My sinuses have been bothering me and I have no idea what acupressure point she hit but I can breath through my nose again!! My body feels amazing after just an hour. I've been having problems with my right on kidney and right hip and she would feel and apply more pressure. I'm not nearly hurting like I was when I came in. I'm not sure if it's only her all the time but this place is a must. This isn't your "mall massage"; this is an actual therapy place!! I will be coming here more frequently to help with my back pain instead of popping Tylenol and Aleve all day!!!

Not bad massage, price was fantastic but the staff need a little work on their English. But…read moreotherwise not bas

Beautiful location!…read more We had a mini girls trip to the resort. Enjoyed hiking around the lake, swimming in the indoor/outdoor pool, and music at the restaurant. Overall it's a great place the rooms are a bit dated and things like the steam room and outdoor hot tub were not working.

Im between a 2 and a 3 for Stonewall. We stayed 2 nights this past week and I was honestly shocked…read morehow few people were at the resort. Isn't this peak season? That was an immediate red flag for me. I found the rooms to be extremely outdated and our tub was cracked. The very first day we used the pool and my husband flicked someone else's band aid out of it. We continued to go to the pool the next 2 days and the band aid remained on the pool deck. Does anyone clean?! So gross. There were several things to do at the resort but everything comes at a price. We were disappointed that the boat rides are only on the weekend so we couldn't do that. We also tried to get spa appointments and they didn't have any availability until after we were gone. I was confused what the resort fee was actually for on the bill. This was just a regular hotel if you ask me. The one super awesome part of Stonewall is the lake. Beautiful view of the water at all times. Super peaceful! That was a major plus but we most likely will not be returning.

Wonderful horse dentist! Comes To the farm and takes her…read moretime. Great with the horses.

Stephanie is the best! She came to our house and what a wonderful massage! I would highly recommend…read moreStephanie to anyone looking for a convenient, relaxing experience!

Mary gave me a good haircut twice and good highlights. I'll be back. In the center of Elkins easy…read moreto park.

Melinda is the best and I've been going to her for a long time and she always does a fantastic job…read moreon my hair and couldn't ask for a better experience than at her salon! I have never left disappointed and highly recommend her salon!