Head spa prices in Redmond, WA, published in full from $70 to $130

The whole head spa ladder carries a number against every line: $70, $80, $90, $95, $120 and $130. The shortest is 45 minutes; the longest is 90. Nothing on the list is quoted as a starting-from figure and nothing asks you to phone before you can see it, so you can settle on a tier and an evening in the same sitting — from your desk, at midnight, without talking to anybody.

A printed number cannot be adjusted for who is asking, which is the point of printing it. It does go stale the moment a line changes, so have your total confirmed when you book on (425) 497-9700. One thing you will not find quoted here is promotional pricing from third-party deal sites — those rotate every few weeks, and a page carrying them would contradict the booking screen by the time you read it. The menu below is the menu, at full price, for everyone who walks in.

The ladder opens at $70 for the 45-minute Mini Classic Relaxing Head Spa and tops out at $130 for the 90-minute Chinese Herb session. In between sit the $80 Signature, the $90 herbal hour, the $95 Weekday Special that exists only Monday through Friday, and the $120 Luxury. Every one of them is the same basic thing — a reclined session at a hydrotherapy basin under warm running water, Milbon scalp care worked through the hair, a blow-dry at the end. What changes as you climb the menu is not the room. It is how many stages the therapist works through before you sit up.

Read the table by its right-hand column. That column is what the extra ten or fifteen dollars actually buys, and it is the only part of a row that changes what happens to you in the room.

Take the weekday line if your calendar has any give in it. $95 buys 70 minutes Monday through Friday — the Signature session with a gentle facial cleanse added — which is ten more minutes and one more stage than the $80 hour for $15 more. It is the only line on the head spa list that carries a condition.

The menu does not explain why the line is weekday-only, and inventing a reason would be worse than leaving the question open. What you can do with it is the useful part. If a Wednesday afternoon is possible for you, $15 over the $80 standard hour buys the extra 10 minutes and the facial cleanse outright. If it is not, $80 is what a Saturday costs, and that hour is the same hour on either day.

Every other tier runs all seven days, 10 AM to 10 PM, and nothing on the list shifts with the hour or the season. A 60-minute session begun at 9 PM still ends at close, and the 45-minute Mini Classic can start as late as 9:15 PM. The late-evening hours page works out the last usable start time for every length.

Book the two services as one package and the arithmetic does not change: where a Relaxing Package pairs two separately priced lines, it costs exactly those two prices added. No markup goes on top. Back Massage is $50, the Signature Head Spa is $80, and the 90-minute package holding both is $130. The 60-minute full body massage is the $80 line, so the packages built on it land at $160, $170, $200 and $210 — each one its own two numbers, summed. What the single booking gets you is the basin and the massage room held under one name across one block of the evening.

Two lines sit outside that check, and it is fairer to say so than to pretend otherwise. The Guasha Lifting Facial appears on the package list and on the Doubles but never on the standalone facial menu, so it carries no price of its own to add — which leaves the $140 Signature-plus-Guasha and the $150 Back-Massage-plus-Guasha as the two you cannot verify by arithmetic. Ask at the desk if that is the pairing you want.

The pitch was never a lower price. What a package removes is the second booking, the second drive and the dead half hour between them — one arrival, one bill, and one 90, 120 or 150-minute block. Ask which half runs first when you call. The package list runs $130 to $260.

Booking for two runs on the same flat arithmetic — every two-guest Double is exactly twice its single-guest twin, $260 to $420 for the pair, with no couples premium and no couples discount — and the date-night guide sets that column out row by row.

Call (425) 497-9700 if you would rather have the list read back with a recommendation attached; gift cards run through Fresha, so the amount to load is simply whichever line above you had in mind. The hour itself happens at a reclining hydrotherapy basin with the rinse mounted overhead, and the Japanese-style basin guide covers that hardware. Scalp care and massage may help with relaxation and everyday muscle tension — the AMTA frames it as support for general health and well-being rather than treatment, and NCCIH's overview of massage therapy is candid about how unevenly the research lands from one condition to the next — and none of it replaces medical care.

• $50 Back Massage + $80 Signature Head Spa = the $130 package, 90 minutes.
• $80 full body massage + $80 Signature = the $160 package, 120 minutes.
• $80 full body massage + $90 Chinese Herb = the $170 package, 120 minutes.
• $80 Signature + $180 Glass Skin facial = the $260 package, 150 minutes.