Really bad experience here. My masseuse wore rubber gloves! At first touch I thought maybe she just had really rough skin, and I didn't want to insult her so I didn't say anything. But then as she was rubbing my neck I could hear the squish squish of the rubber. The texture of the gloves was so uncomfortable that I thought maybe there were small sand particles in the oil (like with exfoliating creams), but it was just the gloves. When I asked her if she was wearing gloves she told me that she was because she has a skin condition. I felt totally stuck, didn't want to cause a fuss at the time, but I wish I had just called it off, because the whole time instead of relaxing I was debating with myself whether it is acceptable to wear rubber gloves during a massage. I think Spavia should make sure a pair of rubber gloves show up in their advertising so that people know that this can happen. Giving 2 stars instead of one because other than the rubber gloves, the masseuse was pleasant and skillful, and management did end up giving me a little break on the price. Advice to you (and to myself): if you are having a bad experience a few minutes into a massage, it's probably better to say something to try to get it fixed right away, otherwise it will not be a relaxing experience anyway.

Had a massage with Shannon O. and it was outstanding. I had specific areas that needed to be treated a certain way and she nailed it. Most relaxing massage I've had in so long. Then had a sugar scrub with aesthetician Karen Q, which was like another awesome massage that left me with smooth skin. Fantastic spa day, hope to return the next time I'm in town visiting.