Services & pricing
Head spa and massage prices in Redmond, posted.
Every line below shows its length and its price. You’ll see what a session runs before you pick up the phone, add-ons included, so an eye steam mask or a scalp analysis isn’t a surprise on the way out. Nothing sits behind a “call for pricing” line.
- Menu
- Scalp work at the basin, bodywork, facials, scrubs, cupping, and the packages that put two of them in one appointment.
- Open
- Every day, 10 AM to 10 PM
- Address
- 15220 NE Shen St, Suite 190, Redmond, WA 98052
Prices at a glance
Every figure below is a line on the menu further down this page.
- Head spa
- From $70 for 45 minutes; $80 for the 60-minute Signature
- Body massage
- From $50 for a 30-minute back session; $80 for a full hour
- Two guests
- $160 for 60 minutes, side by side
- Packages
- $130 to $210, massage plus basin
- Facials
- $80 to $260 — the top line pairs one with a head spa
- Scrubs
- $60 to $120
- Add-ons
- From $10
All prices are per guest unless the line says otherwise.
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.
Sorted by length
Head spa and massage, by the clock.
The menu above is long because the studio does several unrelated things well. The quickest way through it is to decide how much of your day the appointment gets, then read across. Where two lines share a length and a price, both are named — that overlap is real, not a rounding.
| You have | What fits | Price |
|---|---|---|
| 30 min | The Back Massage — back, neck and shoulders, nothing else | $50 |
| 45 min | The entry session at the basin: Mini Classic | $70 |
| 60 min | The Signature hour at the basin, or a full-body Regular Massage | $80 |
| 90 min | The Luxury basin session, or Swedish + Deep Tissue | $120 |
| 120 min | Swedish, deep tissue and hot stone — or a massage-and-basin package | $160 |
| 150 min | Full body massage plus a premium basin session — the longest pairing | $200–$210 |
Two guests roughly double these: the 60-minute pair is $160, and the two-guest packages run $260 to $420 for both people together. If the evening is the constraint rather than the hour, the latest start times, tier by tier, are worked out on their own page.
Not sure what to book
Pick by the problem, not the name.
Your head feels tight, or your hair does
Start with the 60-minute Signature Head Spa ($80). If you want someone to look before they work, add the 10-minute Scalp Analysis ($30) — it is the cheapest way to find out whether the longer Scalp Essence ($180) or Non-Invasive Hydrating ($220) treatments are worth it for you. The basin, step by step is written up separately if you want to know what the hour actually involves.
One specific area hurts
The 30-minute Back Massage ($50) is built for exactly that — back, neck and shoulders, nothing else. If the ache has been there for weeks rather than days, the 90-minute Swedish + Deep Tissue ($120) gives a therapist room to work slowly instead of fast.
You want the full afternoon
The Relaxing Packages stack a massage and a basin session into one booking, from $130 for 90 minutes up to $210 for 150. Worth being straight about it: a package costs exactly what the two services cost on their own. You are buying one appointment and one trip, not a discount. Pairings that bring a facial into the same sitting run $140 to $260.
You are coming with someone
Couples Massage is $160 for two guests for 60 minutes, side by side in one room. The Double Relaxing Packages ($260–$420) are also priced for the pair, not per person — read the price as the total for both of you, and see how two names get into one slot before you call.
You are booking it for someone else
Gift cards run through the same booking system as the appointments — the Gift Cards link at the foot of this page opens it directly. If you would rather name the service than hand over a balance, the $80 Signature hour is the tier the menu marks as the one most first-timers book, and the $50 back massage is the smallest thing worth wrapping.
Before you book
Massage and scalp care may help with relaxation and everyday muscle tension. Neither is a substitute for medical care. The National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health frames massage that way too, and its practical guidance asks you to tell the practitioner about your health situation and keep your own provider in the loop. So: if you are pregnant, have a scalp or skin condition, a recent injury, or any condition that heat or pressure could affect, check with your clinician first and tell your therapist before the session starts.
Reading the steps up
What the extra twenty buys.
Three places on the menu where the same session appears twice at two prices. The gap is small and consistent enough that it is worth knowing what sits inside it before you decide.
Cupping: $20 at every length
Cupping is priced into a massage rather than sold as its own appointment, and the step is the same twenty dollars whatever the length: $50 becomes $70 at 30 minutes, $80 becomes $100 at an hour, $120 becomes $140 at 90 minutes, $160 becomes $180 at two hours. Cups can leave circular marks for a few days — the NCCIH overview of cupping says the same, along with who should be cautious about it. Mention the week you are having when you book.
Hot stone and oils: the Ultimate Relief line
The 60-minute Ultimate Relief is $100 against the $80 regular hour, and at 90 minutes it is $140 against $120. Hot stones, essential oils and Deep Blue Rub are worked through the session rather than tacked onto the end of it. Bought separately as add-ons, essential oils are $20 for 15 minutes and Deep Blue Rub the same — so the Ultimate Relief line is roughly the add-ons, folded in properly.
Herbs: $10 over the Signature
The Chinese Herb hour is $90 where the Signature hour is $80, and $130 at 90 minutes where the Luxury is $120. Ten dollars buys a different sequence rather than a longer one: scalp oil, scalp cleanse, hair wash and conditioning, a herbal tea-bag hydrotherapy step, shoulders, blow-dry. The herbal version is compared line by line against the standard hour on its own page.
Practicalities
Before you arrive.
Booking
Call (425) 497-9700, book online, or walk in and take what is open. Walk-ins depend on what is free when you arrive, so booking ahead is how you pin a specific room or a specific length. The number and the hours it is answered are on the contact page.
Add-on minutes
Add-ons carry their own time as well as their own price: 10 minutes for the $10 eye steam mask, 15 for the $20 oils, 30 for the $60 foot scrub, 60 for the $120 full body scrub. Say which you want on the call so the slot is built long enough.
Parking and the door
15220 NE Shen St, Suite 190, Redmond, WA 98052. Park in the garage under the block and bring the ticket up; the front desk validates it, so it costs nothing. The turn, the ramp and the walk are on the location page.
The written rules
Arrival timing, health disclosure and conduct are written down rather than explained at the door — they live on the studio policy page. Read it once before a first visit and there are no surprises at the desk.
Pricing questions
Spa prices, asked on the phone.
Everything else — what a session is like, what to wear, how the couples room works — is on the FAQ page.
How much is a head spa in Redmond? +
Tiers run $70 to $130. The 45-minute Mini Classic is $70, the 60-minute Signature is $80, the 90-minute Luxury is $120, and the Chinese Herb version is $90 for 60 minutes or $130 for 90. Monday to Friday there is also a 70-minute Signature at $95 that adds a gentle facial cleanse.
How much is a massage? +
From $50 for a 30-minute back massage. A full hour is $80, 90 minutes of Swedish and deep tissue is $120, and two hours with hot stone is $160. Adding cupping to any of those runs $70, $100, $140 and $180 respectively.
What is the cheapest thing on the menu? +
The $10 eye steam mask, though that is an add-on rather than an appointment. The cheapest thing you can book on its own is the 10-minute Scalp Analysis at $30. The cheapest full session is the 30-minute Back Massage at $50.
Is there a weekday deal? +
One, and it is on the menu rather than behind a promo code: the 70-minute Signature Weekday Special, $95, Monday to Friday only. It is the signature session plus a gentle facial cleanse — ten minutes and fifteen dollars above the standard hour.
How much is a facial? +
$80 to $180. The 40-minute Deep Cleansing and Gentlemen's facials are $80 each, the 70-minute Moisturizing is $150, the 90-minute Signature is $170, and the 90-minute Glass Skin Deep Hydrating is $180.
What does two hours cost? +
$160 for 120 minutes of Swedish, deep tissue and hot stone, or $180 for the same two hours with cupping worked in. For two guests, the 120-minute doubles are $320 and $340.
Are the Relaxing Packages cheaper than two separate bookings? +
No, and we would rather say so. Where both halves are sold on their own, the package costs exactly their sum — the $130 package is the $50 back massage plus the $80 Signature. What a package buys you is one appointment and one trip instead of two, not a discount.
How does couples pricing work? +
Couples prices are for the pair, not per person, and there is no couples premium. Couple Massage is $160 for two guests for 60 minutes — exactly twice the $80 single hour. Every Double Relaxing package is likewise exactly twice its one-guest version, from $260 up to $420.
Do I have to pay for parking? +
No. Park in the garage under the block, bring your ticket in, and the front desk validates it. Full directions and the garage approach are on the location page.
Can I add treatments to a booking I already made? +
Call and ask rather than deciding at the door. Add-ons run from a $10 eye steam mask to a $120 full body scrub, and each one needs its own minutes — telling us in advance means the time is reserved rather than borrowed from your session.
The same numbers, at length.
A price list answers what. These answer whether it is worth it, and they use the same menu this page does — no other numbers exist.
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Head spa prices, tier by tier
Six lines, six numbers, and what each step up the ladder adds.
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How to compare Redmond scalp studios
Checks you can run from your phone, rather than a star rating nobody agrees on.
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Scrubs: $60, $70 and $120
Feet, hands and arms, or the full 60 minutes — and what exfoliation does.
Open every day until 10 PM.
Walk-ins take whatever is open. Booking ahead is how you get the basin, the couples room, or a specific therapist — and parking is free in the garage downstairs either way.