Good to Know
What Comes With Your Massage (And What Doesn't)
July 18, 2026
Spa pricing has a reputation, and it is mostly earned. You book something at one price, then discover the good version costs more, and the thing that makes the good version good costs more again.
We would rather just tell you what you get.
Aromatherapy is included
Not an upgrade. Not a fifteen-dollar add-on at the end. You pick an essential-oil blend you like and your therapist uses it, at no extra cost, with any massage on the menu.
Pick by smell rather than by claim. If a blend smells good to you, it will do more for your hour than one you chose because of what it says on the label. Ask to smell a few before you get on the table. Nobody minds.
A drink is included
One complimentary drink per visit. Have it while you settle in or on your way out.
If you are 21 or older with valid ID, that can be a cocktail, wine, or a mimosa. If you would rather not drink, or you are under 21, we will mix any of it without the alcohol so you are not the one person left holding nothing.
There is no membership
You pay for the massage you booked. That is the entire arrangement.
No monthly fee, no auto-draft, no unused credits piling up, no cancellation you have to talk your way out of. If you come once a year, that is fine. If you come twice a month, that is also fine, and it costs the same per visit either way.
We know this is unusual for the industry. It is deliberate.
What does cost extra
Two things, and both are genuinely optional.
A coffee scrub is $25 on top of any bath or massage. It is exfoliating and invigorating, and it is the one add-on people book again once they have tried it.
Pairing two treatments in one visit saves you 10% on the two together, so a bath and a massage in the same afternoon costs less than booking them separately. That is a discount rather than a fee, but it is worth knowing before you book two visits.
What we will not do
Sell you anything from the table.
No product line pitched while you are face down, no package presented before you have your shoes back on, no “have you considered.” You came in for a massage. You will get a massage, and then you will leave.
If you want to know what we recommend for you, ask and we will tell you honestly. That is a different thing from being sold to, and the difference matters.
The whole picture
A sixty-minute Swedish is $89. With aromatherapy, a drink, and no membership attached, $89 is what you pay.
We are on FM 1488 in Conroe, open every day from 9:30 in the morning until 8:30 at night. Call or text (936) 777-4491, or book online whenever suits you.