01 — Services & prices
The Redmond head spa and massage menu.
Every service, and what it costs. Pacific is a head spa and massage room in Redmond, WA: basin sessions 45 to 90 minutes from $70, bodywork 30 to 120 minutes from $50. Jump to a group below, or read the tier-by-tier price guide.
Head Spa
The signature service: a reclined session at a hydrotherapy basin, working the scalp, neck and shoulders under warm running water. Milbon scalp care throughout, finished with a blow-dry.
Scalp Treatment
Longer, more targeted scalp work for guests who want more than a relaxation session. Both run 80 minutes: 50 at the basin, then 30 of the treatment itself. The 10-minute scalp analysis that tells you which one to pick is sold as an add-on, further down.
Body Massage
Swedish through deep tissue, from a 30-minute back focus to a two-hour full body. Pressure is set by you and can change mid-session. The couple line is the same hour booked twice, in one room.
Combo Massage
Cupping worked into a massage rather than sold as a separate appointment. Cups can leave circular marks for a few days — say so if that matters this week.
Ultimate Relief Massage
Hot stones, essential oils and Deep Blue Rub worked into one session, in two lengths.
Pregnant Massage
Side-lying, with bolstering. Second and third trimester.
Scrub
One scrub is sold as a treatment in its own right. The named foot, hand and full-body scrubs are filed as add-ons instead, and are listed further down.
Facial
Cleansing through hydrating, 40 minutes to two and a half hours. The Glass Skin facial adds serum infusion, LED and a head-and-neck massage.
Relaxing Package
Massage and head spa in one appointment. Every package that pairs two separately-priced menu lines costs exactly their sum — the $130 is the $50 back massage plus the $80 signature head spa — so what you gain is one booking and one trip, not a discount. All single-guest.
Double Relaxing Package
The same eight packages booked for two guests in one room. Every price is exactly twice its single-guest twin, and both numbers are on this menu, so it checks line by line: two people pay no premium for coming together.
Add-ons
Extras attached to a session rather than booked on their own, which is where the booking catalogue files the three named scrubs too. Mention any of these when you book, so the time is built into your slot rather than squeezed in at the end.
02 — What we do
Four reasons people walk in.
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Head Spa
From $70Face-up at a hydrotherapy basin under warm running water. Scalp, neck and shoulders, then a blow-dry. 45 to 90 minutes.
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Massage
From $50Swedish through deep tissue, 30 minutes to two hours. Pressure is yours to set, and to change mid-session.
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Couples Room
From $160Two guests, one room, side by side — for bodywork, for the basin, or for one of each.
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Facials
From $80Cleansing through deep hydrating, 40 to 90 minutes. Pairs into a package with a basin session or a massage.
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The 60-minute Signature, in order
Five steps, exactly as the menu prints them for the $80 tier:
- 01 Head massage
- 02 Scalp cleanse
- 03 Hair wash and treatment
- 04 Upper-shoulder massage
- 05 Blow-dry
03 — The signature
A head spa is not a shampoo.
A salon washes your hair so it can cut it. A head spa treats the wash as the entire appointment. You lie face-up with a warm towel over your shoulders. Water runs through a basin built for this and nothing else, and a therapist works the scalp in sections — hairline, crown, the ridge behind the ears, down into the neck and shoulders.
The middle of the session is the part nobody expects. Once the scalp lets go, the jaw usually follows, then the breathing. Talk tapers off on its own, and nobody here expects conversation. The hour closes with a conditioning treatment, a warm rinse and a blow-dry, so you leave looking finished rather than damp.
Sixty minutes ($80) is the honest starting point and the tier most first-timers book. Ninety ($120) is the same arc, slower. If your scalp is the actual reason you are coming — flaking, buildup, tightness that will not quit — the 10-minute Scalp Analysis ($30) is worth doing first so you are choosing a treatment instead of guessing at one. The long version of all of it, basin included, is in the Japanese-style guide.
Worth saying plainly
Massage and scalp care may help with relaxation and everyday muscle tension, and that is roughly how the National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health frames massage — useful for some people, not a treatment for disease. Its consumer guidance asks you to tell the practitioner about your health situation and keep your own provider in the loop, and Mayo Clinic files relaxation techniques under stress management rather than treatment. So, plainly: none of this treats hair loss or any medical scalp condition. If something on your scalp is changing, itching or painful, see a clinician — and tell your therapist before the session starts.
04 — Comparing studios
What “best head spa” honestly means.
The star ratings that exist for a spa sit on different platforms and disagree with each other, which is why this site publishes none of its own and claims no award. What you can verify before you book is narrower, and more useful.
Five things you can check from your phone
- Every price is posted. The basin tiers run $70 to $130, bodywork $50 to $180, the longer scalp treatments $180 to $220, two guests from $160 — there is no “call for pricing” line anywhere on the menu.
- The doors open at 10 AM and close at 10 PM, seven days a week, weekends included.
- One appointment can hold two things. The Relaxing Packages pair two services in a single booking, 90 to 150 minutes, $130 to $260, all single-guest.
- Where both halves are sold separately, a package costs exactly their sum: the $130 is the $50 back massage plus the $80 Signature. You buy one trip, not a discount.
- Parking is free. Garage under the block, ticket validated at the front desk.
Hold every studio you are weighing up to the same five. Two longer reads run the checks in detail — one on choosing a Redmond scalp studio and one on comparing massage studios without star ratings.
05 — Finding us
Suite 190, and the parking is free.
The studio sits on NE Shen St just off 152nd Ave NE, in the block shared with the Aloft and Element hotels — a short hop from downtown Redmond, Overlake and the Microsoft campus, and an easy run from Bellevue, Kirkland or Sammamish depending on traffic.
Pull into the garage between the two hotel buildings, park anywhere, and bring your ticket up with you. The front desk validates it, so the parking costs nothing. Full directions and a step-by-step of the garage approach are on the location page.
- Address
- 15220 NE Shen St, Suite 190, Redmond, WA 98052
- Hours
- Every day, 10 AM to 10 PM.
- Parking
- Free parking in the hotel garage — bring your ticket in for validation.
- Serving
- Redmond, Bellevue, Kirkland, Sammamish, Bothell, Woodinville, Issaquah, Duvall.
06 — Guides
Read before you book.
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Redmond
Best Head Spa in Redmond
Tiers from $70, the $30 scalp analysis that picks one for you, and the $130 to $260 packages that add a massage or a facial to the same visit.
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Redmond
Top-Rated Massage in Redmond
Open 10 AM to 10 PM every day, every price published from $50 to $180, free garage parking, and a head spa down the same hall.
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Redmond
Japanese Head Spa
You lie flat at a hydrotherapy basin with the rinse mounted overhead — six tiers, 45 to 90 minutes, $70 to $130, seven days a week.
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Redmond
Couples Massage in Redmond
One reservation, two tables, 60 minutes, $160 for both of you — exactly twice the $80 hour, bookable any day until 10 PM.
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Redmond
Facial + Head Spa, Redmond
Two 90-minute pairings at $140 and $150, or 150 minutes at $260 — the $80 head spa and the $180 Glass Skin facial in one booking.
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Redmond
Massage Near Microsoft
Which line on the menu a desk week actually calls for: 30 minutes on the back at $50, 90 on the whole body at $120, or an hour at a basin.
07 — Common questions
Answered before you ask.
The longer versions, plus everything about pressure, couples bookings and what to wear, are on the FAQ page. If you would rather just ask a person, the contact page has the phone number and the hours it is answered.
What is a head spa, and how is it different from a salon wash? +
A salon washes your hair so it can cut or style it — a short stop at a shampoo bowl. Here the wash is the whole appointment: 45 to 90 minutes face-up at a reclining hydrotherapy basin while a therapist works the scalp in sections, then the neck and shoulders, finishing with a treatment, a warm rinse and a blow-dry.
How much does a head spa cost in Redmond? +
From $70. The 45-minute Mini Classic is $70, the 60-minute Signature — the tier most first-timers book — is $80, and the 90-minute Luxury is $120. The Chinese Herb version is $90 for 60 minutes or $130 for 90.
Are you open late? +
Every day, 10 AM to 10 PM, weekends included. Longer sessions need an earlier evening start, so call if you want a 90-minute or a package late in the day.
Do you take walk-ins? +
Yes, subject to what is open when you arrive. Booking ahead is how you secure the basin or the couples room, which are limited.
Where do I park? +
In the garage under the block. There are two entrances, one off NE Shen St between the Aloft and Element hotel buildings and one off 152nd Ave NE. Bring your ticket in and the front desk validates it, so parking is free.
In short
The studio is a head spa and massage room at 15220 NE Shen St, Suite 190, Redmond, WA 98052, open every day from 10 AM to 10 PM. Sessions at the basin run 45 to 90 minutes and start at $70; bodywork runs 30 to 120 minutes and starts at $50; two guests together, side by side, is $160 for the hour. Walk-ins are welcome and garage parking is free with validation.
Ten in the morning to ten at night, every day.
Including weekends. Call, book online, or walk in and take whatever is open.
Pacific Massage & Head Spa · 15220 NE Shen St, Suite 190, Redmond, WA 98052 · Serving Redmond, Bellevue, Kirkland, Sammamish, Bothell and the wider Eastside.