Massage & Spa Gift Cards in Staunton, VA

Yes. Choose a gift amount for massage, facial care or a combined visit. The current Birthday Special starts at $90 for massage or $175 for massage and facial care. It includes hot stones, warm towels and a Lucky Draw gift.

The birthday offer is available once during the recipient’s birthday month. Ask the recipient to mention Birthday Special when booking; let us know if you would like a birthday card waiting. A gift card itself does not hold an appointment.

For end-of-year giving, our Christmas spa gift-card guide covers email delivery, gift budgeting and planning a visit for two. For Mother's Day gifts, start with her preferences and remember that the studio is closed on Sundays.

A card leaves room to choose Thai massage, facial care or another suitable menu service. If you are buying for someone who is pregnant, read about prenatal massage and let them discuss suitability before scheduling.

The gift card is delivered by email, without shipping. Buy it on the studio's own Square gift-card page, choose the amount and review the recipient address, message and delivery options before payment. Keep your purchase confirmation and allow for processing; an exact delivery time is not guaranteed.

The studio is closed on Sunday, but you can still purchase online. Buying a card and scheduling the recipient's appointment are separate steps.

That speed is why a card is the answer to a birthday you remembered late. If the birthday is your own rather than somebody else’s, the studio runs a Birthday Month Special available during the recipient’s birthday month — it is a booking rather than a voucher, so a gift card can help someone plan their birthday visit.

What the recipient gets

An email carrying the card and the code that spends it. They enter the code at checkout when they book, or bring the email to the appointment. If a code will not take, (540) 290-3383 reaches a person during studio opening hours.

Buying for someone who is not in Staunton

Nothing physical has to travel. Waynesboro is about 18 minutes away via I-64 west to VA-262, then US-11 north, Harrisonburg about 35 down I-81, and people book in from both.

No. The e-gift cards carry no expiry date, and the studio's own line has always been that there is no pressure to use one fast.

A prepaid package is the one thing here that can carry a date. Packages are blocks of discounted sessions, so the two are separate purchases and the card is the flexible one.

Where a date does apply

Valid for 12 months from purchase. Non-transferable and cannot be combined with other discounts, promotions or loyalty rewards. Gratuity is not included.

Every service and every add-on on the menu — massage, facials, lashes, brows and waxing. It is a balance on the studio's own account, so the person holding it picks.

NCCIH's tips for choosing a massage therapist say to ask about training, experience and credentials, about how many sessions a situation might need, and about cost. Those are answerable here, on the phone, before you buy anything: (540) 290-3383.

The two add-ons with rules attached

The reflexology add-on has to accompany a massage, and exfoliation needs a session of 60 minutes or longer. Hot towels do not extend the appointment, and the Himalayan salt stone upgrade takes no extra time.

For someone who already books regularly, yes. A gift card is worth its face value; a package holds six sessions of one length, each one carrying hot stone therapy and an essential-oil treatment.

The comparison below uses six Therapeutic Bliss sessions at the published individual rate, matching the service included in each package.

Giving a package rather than buying one

Packages are non-transferable. To give someone a flexible gift, choose an e-gift card instead. Call (540) 290-3383 to purchase a package for your own visits.

Yes — set the card to the price of the session you have in mind and name that session in the message. The card still carries a balance, so nobody is locked in.

Two sessions suit this. A couples hour puts two tables in one room with heated stones for both, $180 for the pair. A custom massage suits someone who has never booked bodywork, because pressure and focus areas get set in the first five minutes on the table.

If you are not sure which session

Give an amount instead. A card at $85 covers the 60 minute Custom Massage, the most-booked session on the menu, and the table above shows what everything else comes to.

They pay the difference at the studio. The card goes against whatever they book and the rest of the bill is settled the normal way; if the session costs less, the remainder stays on the card.

Bodywork is a low-risk thing to give: NCCIH's summary is that massage therapy appears to have few risks when performed by a trained practitioner. A few conditions are still worth clearing with a physician first.

The health intake, and who should call a doctor first

Every client fills in a short health form before a first service. Please talk with a physician first for a history of blood clots or DVT, recent stroke, heart or major surgery, active cancer treatment, severe neuropathy, uncontrolled diabetes or blood thinners. Prenatal massage is on the menu — say how many weeks along when booking.

The 24-hour rule, worth passing on with the card

Cancelling or rescheduling asks for 24 hours' notice, and arriving late shortens the session rather than the next guest's. Saturdays fill first. The policies are set out in full on the FAQ page.