Four Seasons Resort The Biltmore Santa Barbara

If you want to go somewhere to be seen or people watch this place is great. The views of the ocean are terrific. However if you are interested in good food and service, take a pass. After we ordered our first course we finally had to catch a passing waiter as ours hadn't returned in over 25 minutes. The drink pours are incredibly small! When I asked, the server announced loudly that they were 1 ounce pours! The salad was way over dressed when I asked for very light dressing. Lastly I can recognize an 8oz steak and this was not even close! We won't be back!

This place is absolutely incredible. The resort and rooms are beautiful! The staff were wonderful and paid attention to every detail. We felt very taken care of here. We also ordered the pasta via room service and man who brought it to us set up the whole meal on the table in our room. We had the tomato and basil pasta for this meal and it was one of the best pasta dishes I have had. We also tried the restaurant which had amazing food and service as well. Santa Barbara is a beautiful place as well. This is definitely one of the best places to stay along the coast.

Amazing. We went to a beautiful wedding here and git to stay for the weekend. Service is impeccable and everyone is so nice. The spa, pool, and fitness room are amazing. There is easy self parking and you can walk across the street to the beach. The rooms were huge, the closet was bigger than my apartment and even had a glass display case in it (I'm not sure what you are supposed to put there). The tub was decadent! Everything was perfect.

Wonderful place to stay. Standard setting for a great hotel experience. Staff charming and service attentive but relaxed. Rooms pin perfect with lovely details and touches. Loved the story of the buildings and resort. Expensive but didn't resent a dollar of it (although we were very lucky to get a room upgrade to a bungalow). If you can make it part of your trip.

I have not visited a place more beautiful than Santa Barbara. We enjoyed our time at the Four seasons very much. The view behind the resort is the mountains and the ocean is right across the street. We stayed in one of the bungalows. Very cute and comfortable. Beds are a big thing for me. This one was extremely comfortable. The bathroom was extremely large and there was a dressing room. The staff was so friendly. We were greeted by everyone. The maid service was detailed, my shoes were lined up, the sweater on the chair was folded, our chargers were untangled. The food was amazing, although the cost was a shock for those of us coming from the Midwest. We did not utilize the Tydes restaurant /club across the street but those with us said it was beautiful. The only thing I would caution is to bring your own shampoo and body wash. We didn't because we were flying in and I regretted it. I strongly disliked the scent of the toiletries at the resort.

Best summed up by the most heard phrase, "sorry to keep you waiting" but don't let that put you off. The hotel was perfectly situated for the beach, albeit a few miles of of town; the rooms and public areas are beautiful and the staff friendly. The bar had a lot of staff but they didn't seem to achieve a great deal as the service was, for the most part, grindingly slow. The Italian restaurant was superb with excellent service and food. The front desk and concierge were great. The rooms were lovely and clean and there was a turn down service. Overall it was a fabulous place, just that the bar that needed a little a bit of direction from a manager and the common areas need a little more light in order to read the menus and see the steps! Overall, loved it.

This is a great hotel in a lovely setting. What really sets it apart is the phenominal staff. They are friendly, helpful, and professional. When we checked in the staff member at the desk heard me tell the bellman that I had had knee surgery and as we were walking to our room texted him to ask if we would prefer the main building. Throughout our three days every staff member went beyond our expectations.

Absolutely exceptional experience. The staff, the restaurant, the views. Everything was done perfectly. The attention to detail of this resort is impeccable. Definitely a place to visit and stay at in Santa Barbara. Or even go for a meal. Quality breakfast buffet as well but pricey. As you would expect. One of the best resorts on the coast period.

If you want to go somewhere to be seen or people watch this place is great. The views of the ocean are terrific. However if you are interested in good food and service, take a pass. After we ordered our first course we finally had to catch a passing waiter as ours hadn't returned in over 25 minutes. The drink pours are incredibly small! When I asked, the server announced loudly that they were 1 ounce pours! The salad was way over dressed when I asked for very light dressing. Lastly I can recognize an 8oz steak and this was not even close! We won't be back!

This place is absolutely incredible. The resort and rooms are beautiful! The staff were wonderful and paid attention to every detail. We felt very taken care of here. We also ordered the pasta via room service and man who brought it to us set up the whole meal on the table in our room. We had the tomato and basil pasta for this meal and it was one of the best pasta dishes I have had. We also tried the restaurant which had amazing food and service as well. Santa Barbara is a beautiful place as well. This is definitely one of the best places to stay along the coast.

Amazing. We went to a beautiful wedding here and git to stay for the weekend. Service is impeccable and everyone is so nice. The spa, pool, and fitness room are amazing. There is easy self parking and you can walk across the street to the beach. The rooms were huge, the closet was bigger than my apartment and even had a glass display case in it (I'm not sure what you are supposed to put there). The tub was decadent! Everything was perfect.

Wonderful place to stay. Standard setting for a great hotel experience. Staff charming and service attentive but relaxed. Rooms pin perfect with lovely details and touches. Loved the story of the buildings and resort. Expensive but didn't resent a dollar of it (although we were very lucky to get a room upgrade to a bungalow). If you can make it part of your trip.

I have not visited a place more beautiful than Santa Barbara. We enjoyed our time at the Four seasons very much. The view behind the resort is the mountains and the ocean is right across the street. We stayed in one of the bungalows. Very cute and comfortable. Beds are a big thing for me. This one was extremely comfortable. The bathroom was extremely large and there was a dressing room. The staff was so friendly. We were greeted by everyone. The maid service was detailed, my shoes were lined up, the sweater on the chair was folded, our chargers were untangled. The food was amazing, although the cost was a shock for those of us coming from the Midwest. We did not utilize the Tydes restaurant /club across the street but those with us said it was beautiful. The only thing I would caution is to bring your own shampoo and body wash. We didn't because we were flying in and I regretted it. I strongly disliked the scent of the toiletries at the resort.

Best summed up by the most heard phrase, "sorry to keep you waiting" but don't let that put you off. The hotel was perfectly situated for the beach, albeit a few miles of of town; the rooms and public areas are beautiful and the staff friendly. The bar had a lot of staff but they didn't seem to achieve a great deal as the service was, for the most part, grindingly slow. The Italian restaurant was superb with excellent service and food. The front desk and concierge were great. The rooms were lovely and clean and there was a turn down service. Overall it was a fabulous place, just that the bar that needed a little a bit of direction from a manager and the common areas need a little more light in order to read the menus and see the steps! Overall, loved it.

This is a great hotel in a lovely setting. What really sets it apart is the phenominal staff. They are friendly, helpful, and professional. When we checked in the staff member at the desk heard me tell the bellman that I had had knee surgery and as we were walking to our room texted him to ask if we would prefer the main building. Throughout our three days every staff member went beyond our expectations.

Absolutely exceptional experience. The staff, the restaurant, the views. Everything was done perfectly. The attention to detail of this resort is impeccable. Definitely a place to visit and stay at in Santa Barbara. Or even go for a meal. Quality breakfast buffet as well but pricey. As you would expect. One of the best resorts on the coast period.

There aren't enough words to describe how luxurious, how delightful the message experience was at the Four Seasons spa. The location is spectacular. The treatment rooms were upstairs overlooking the ocean. The windows were open, which let in the light ocean breeze, sounds of the water fountain outside, birds chirping, and the occasional car, helicopter, and hotel guest (the message therapists offered to close the windows in case the occasional noise was too much for our liking). The atmosphere and surroundings were better than anything I have experienced before. The massage therapists were mindful of our preferences for light, medium, or deep pressure. We were offered three different scented massage oils to choose from, and various enhancements (for additional costs), none of which we selected. The massage was delightful. The massage therapist knew how to hit the best spots. We relaxed in the lounge after the message where you can enjoy water, tea, nuts, dried fruit, etc. while listening to spa music and watching the waves. Valet parking was complimentary. Highly recommend this experience.

What a wonderful spa. I've gotten several facials here over the years (normally on special occasions) and nowhere else really compares. The products the Biltmore carries are my favorite products in the whole world--I have really sensitive skin and the peptide line just hits the spot for me. The estheticians are knowledgable and provide awesome, relaxing treatment. The whole experience is really luxurious. From when you step into the spacious locker room (which smells like eucalyptus and is just gorgeous), to when you're in the lounge sipping tea gazing out at the beautiful scenic overlook, to after you've received your treatment and are glowing on your way out. I love this place and will definitely continue coming here.

Everything I wrote in my initial review still stands with the exception that the quality of your experience will vary vastly upon the nail technician that you are assigned. In my experience Fanny is the most thorough and will leave your feet feeling baby soft and looking like they're ready for their close up in a magazine. Thuy, on other hand, is still efficient but what stands out most after working with her is her genuinely kind and warm nature. She's very pleasant and really seems to enjoy her work. There is another nail technician that I cannot recommend at all. Her choice of words and demeanor set a negative tone for my treatments from the start. She was not immaculate in her technique leaving dirt and debris under my nails, misshapen filing with visible hang nails left behind. All of which I'll have to fix later which really is not acceptable at the prices we pay and standard expected at a Four Seasons Spa. The massage was also dismal feeling more like a toddler slapping lotion around on my skin rather than providing any muscle relaxation. Working with her was a test of endurance of how much discomfort I could tolerate without prematurely ending my treatment and running out the door. (Which would definitely have been the best option had I not needed this mani/pedi before taking vacation.) I would give the experience two stars had it been based solely on working with her, however my first experience was worthy of 5 stars and the second 4, so I'm rounding it out to a solid 4 stars overall. Stick with Fanny & Thuy and you should be satisfied with your nail services, and of course, book Alex for a massage!

As with all things Four Seasons, the spa is beyond words. Impeccably trained staff, clean, luxurious, beautiful, relaxing, indulgent. The only problem with the Four Seasons spa (and the Four Season in general) is you never, ever want to leave. They make life there too good. It's like living a dream. The website often has specials on different services, so be sure to check it out before booking.

I was long overdue for some pampering so I booked a treatment with some enhancements during my trip to Santa Barbara. My time at spa was the cherry on the sundae (actually it was a Saturday) of an absolutely blissful day. The facilities are gorgeous, clean and maintained and the staff were consummate professionals. I would highly recommend and return when in the area.

When you walk into the facility (next to fitness) you wouldn't think much of it. The amenities in the spa include a sauna and wet room. The lounge is really nice as you can relax drinking water, tea, pomegranate lemonade while looking at the beautiful ocean. The reason this spa gets a 5 star is because of Kaja, massage therapist. She is amazing! I get massages every month and she knows how to give a massage. Four seasons must hire the best people. Deep tissue massage: Kaja used firm pressure and it hit the spot. I liked her so much I cancelled my appt for the next day to get another service with her. She was nice enough to come in earlier to see me Moroccan (massage, hot stones, scrub, hair treatment): ahhhh. It was so nice that I wanted to stay there and relax while listening to the waves outside. Kaja listens to you and makes sure everything (pressure, etc) is perfect. I was so relaxed after each service that when I got back to my hotel room with my 2 crying kids it didn't bother me at all, whereas my husband had to leave the room and get a beer! I will definitely come back and see her. The only thing is that I hope she's still there the next time I stay there!

Super nice spa at the Four Seasons Biltmore. Had a deep tissue 50 min massage by a very professional lady. Excellent massage oil, mandarin and fig. The lounge is relaxing with soft music, various teas and aromatic water. Beautiful view out over the ocean. Highly recommended!

I came here for my birthday and although the treatments were good I was very disappointed that spa guests are not allowed access to the pool. It does not make sense for such an upscale and classy resort to not offer a simple amenity. I would recommend going to the Bacara, where as s spa guest you are allowed access to the pool and more amenities and feel welcomed.

I often visit the Westlake Village Four Season Spa and I find it to be far superior to the Biltmore spa. My husband and I booked a 50-min Swedish massage, a 50-min Deep Tissue massage, and an 80-min Biltmore pedicure. The masseuses and nail technician were both very kind. The views from the lounge and the treatment rooms were absolutely gorgeous and the ambiance was very calm. However - the nail technician cut my big toe cuticle with the buffer - it was bleeding - and now 2 days later is still very sore. I don't think the pedicure was super high quality either. Now, if this had been a $25 pedi in some strip mall, fine, but at $80 I expect a very well-done pedi. Also, we were there for a number of hours and wanted to have lunch (there is a lunch menu on the website, so I thought this would be no problem). Instead, we had to track someone down to ask for a menu, and then when you order it's as though you're ordering room service - an added service fee and 18% tip included. For someone having multiple treatments you'd think they could spot me the additional fees. Again, not a huge deal but it's noticeable. Finally, the locker rooms are tiny - 2 showers in each - so we had to wait in line to use them. Overall it was a nice day, but I didn't feel as pampered as I do after a day at the Westlake Village spa. If given the choice, choose Westlake every time.

I love this hotel the location is beautiful-- great staff. the rooms are clean-- and comfortable i stay here a few times a years for the the 20 yrs. It's amazing!!!

I am a local resident and had my nails done at the Biltmore Spa as a special treat. Cecelia gave me a gel manicure/ pedicure. I had her clean up my fingernails as the paint was on my cuticles. She did a very poor job. After coming home and putting my glasses on, I saw just how bad both finger and toe nails were. Most cuticles had paint on them, were not clipped back. My toes were a mess. Now, two weeks later the gels are peeling off from all fingers. I paid nearly $400.00 for this nail service.

It was perfect, so relaxing and I didn't want to leave! The staff is very attentive and super nice! I hope to visit again soon and get a body scrub

Great calm place overlooking the ocean! The service outstanding and the ambiance refreshing ! Love this place !

I arrive at 10:50 for my 11am appointment. I get brought into the room about 12. I don't Mind waiting HOWEVER I was Very deceived I booked a day in advance a 50 min facial and because they spent more time with a guest who arrived late and wanted added treatments they only gave me a 25 min express facial with no warning! I asked for an add on scalp massage and the lady forgot... I was rushed out of there like cattle. No relaxation. No massage with my facial and not the antioxidant peptide one I booked. Then I asked if I could get a 50 min massage since my aesthetician was too busy to give me what I wanted and they said yes. So again I waited and because they were too busy they ended up only go ring me a 25 min feet and neck rub... I left crying, In pain, not relaxed and they never communicated to me what was going on and just took it for granted I'm nice and was sort of clueless to things. All I wanted was an amazing facial I was looking forward to this for over a week. As an add I if they had time I was looking forward to a massage. They said yes they had 50 min and then when I went to the table they told me sorry we can only give you 25... I mean why couldn't they reschedule it? I could have waited for tomorrow just to get what I wanted...Rip off - they are mediocre and they care more about the next appointment then being in the moment and making their client happy and pampered. Spending 1600+ a night for a bungalow you would think they would care a little about their guests needs. So much for "zen" all they care about is making money and like flipping burgers, flipping human beings... Giving a star for the ocean view that calmed me and for the well stocked boutique where I bought a nice bathing suit and candles. The manager by the way did nothing to solve things and just blamed the guest who took to long before me. I'm just really sad and I wish my vacation could be better. I talked to head manager and nothing seems to have changed - no response from Them. So I'm taking off a star

Beautiful facilities with high quality robes, soaps, and lotions. The massages were very good, but the rooms were so warm and the tables so heated, that I was uncomfortable throughout the 80 minute session. I did let the masseuse know I was very warm, although he could have told by my sweating, and flushed face, which lasted for hours after. I have had better massages and felt more pampered for less than half the cost, but as part of a resort experience, it was relaxing and elegant. I would do it again, if I won the lottery:). Not sure I would stay the night though, and very sure I would not eat dinner in their "Italian" restaurant again! A perk is that you receive day privileges when you book a treatment, so I'd recommend enjoying the day on the grounds, and then staying and eating dinner in Santa Barbara.

I love this spa so much, I may marry it. First, you couldn't ask for a nicer location. The treatment rooms overlooked a garden, with 180' views of the Pacific. I felt like I was in a screen saver. Second, the staff is very friendly and down-to-Earth--no snootiness like I'm used to at spas in NYC. The waiting room was lovely--burning fire, lovely teas and water, beautiful ocean views. The whole room smelled like lavender, but like actual lavender--not a candle. My masseuse, Lisa, was very nice and gave a great deep tissue massage--firm pressure, but little pain or pinching. She took her time and helped unlock my neck and shoulder muscles; the head massage was pretty fantastic, too. I could go for one every day!

This review is for the SPA only. My husband and I took a little babymoon getaway and decided to indulge at the spa. After reading the menu, I reserved 2 Biltmore pedicures for ourselves, which was steep at $130 a pop for 80 mins. I was debating between the spa pedicure ($85) or the Biltmore pedicure ($130) but the additional "arm massage and foot mask" sounded nice so we bit the bullet. The whole spa has the luxurious touches you'd expect at the Four Seasons, including fully stocked locker rooms with cucumber water, thick bath robes and comfy slippers. There's a waiting lounge with some dry fruits and tea where the therapists greet you. They took us to our private ocean-front treatment room that had a fireplace lit, and started our treatments. We had massage chairs and some magazines and just relaxed. Everything was lovely except for two things: 1) We definitely did not get 80 minutes worth of treatment. It was more like 65 minutes, and when you're paying so much, you expect to get your full time. 2) The "arm massage" was pretty lame (under a minute per arm) and that along with the "foot masque" (clay-like masque spread on feet, allowed to dry) did not justify a $45 surcharge. Couple that with getting 15 minutes docked from our time and it seems like we got fleeced. The grounds are beautiful, the location can't be beat, the valet is convenient. All of these things make you feel like a million bucks, even if they could improve the spa services a bit.

The views from the lounge are lovely, the products used during my facial smelled amazing, my esthetician was super nice....BUT they really let me down. As a New Yorker surrounded by smog and stress I was really looking forward to this part of my trip to California. I found a deal online for a 50 minute facial and was ready to go! Unfortunately my cell network wasn't at its best on this coast so I got a little lost driving to this hotel. I was about 10-15 minutes late and explained the situation as I ran in. Everyone said it was fine and gave me the tour which put me right at ease. I got ready and went up. I felt rushed to get undressed and the general wiping and massage felt a little quick. Still didn't think much of it until she was like "would you like spf for the day?" and I looked at the clock upon completion. My entire treatment was cut by 20 minutes. This is unacceptable. Not the fault of the esthetician but the management. I have been to low budget spas in manhattan that dont even do that. No one has ever rushed me or penalized me for a mishap at spa, I mean damn that's pretty insane. I expected so much more from a four seasons establishment and will not be booking any of their hotel rooms or offerings in the future. How you treat your guests is reflective of your brand. Do better.

When I get massages I care more about the massage itself over the ambiance but I could not resist the opportunity to grab a massage after breakfast here. We managed to get the largest suite for the couples massage that day and I could hardly get myself to leave once the massage was over. The service amenities are impeccable (true for all services at the Four Seasons) but I was still impressed nonetheless from the entire experience. I was a bit concerned when I met the small-framed woman who was to administer my massage but she did not disappoint; she was strong and knew how to get out out all the knots in my neck, shoulders and back. All the small details made the difference here (i.e. lavender oils), suite decor, etc. Guests of the hotel receive 20% off hotel services and I highly recommend you budget time before and especially after to hang out in the relaxation lounge on the second floor to have some tea/water/lemonade and soak in the amazing views of the garden and the ocean in the distance.

Although the massage was amazing and the room with ocean view was unbelievable the spa amenities were lacking. Very small locker room, steam room was out of service, no pool access and lounge room was small and not very relaxing. If you are only interested in going for a great massage and willing to pay $$$$ with zero spa amenities it is worth it. But do not plan on spending a "spa day" because there isn't much to offer. The Spa at the Four Seasons in Westlake Village has much more to offer for the same price.

So, as you might expect, the Spa at The Biltmore is a very nice place to relax. The treatments are professional (actually my facial was really great - I fell asleep 3 times!), the facilities high end, and the staff very attentive. I will say that it seemed smaller than other luxury hotel spas I've visited... and the amenities are few. I can't complain, because you are being pampered by staff at the Four Seasons (for Gods sake!!) ... but you find your expectations increase when the price for a massage pushes $200 an hour. You will enjoy your time here... how could you not? The "first world" bar is high...

Omg, so beautiful! Great massage chair, fabulous scenery overlooking the ocean! Uta spent two hour on my mani/pedi, absolutely the best I've ever had. First time anyone ever got my callouses down!

No amenities. The locker/ lounge area is not up to date ! No champagne or beverages are offered without a high extra fee ($25 for a glass of champagne) even if you book several treatments. 5 stars for the massage and massage room that overlooks the ocean! Absolutely stunning! The pedicure was great, the nail salon small but cute.

I love the Biltmore Santa Barbara, the view is amazing the ambiance is fantastic. The treatment rooms overlook the garden, with views of the Pacific. What could be better? Besides the well trained staff, it is beautiful, relaxing, indulgent. The only problem with the Four Seasons Spa is you never want to leave. I am so lucky I live near Santa Barbara and can pop in and indulge in a treatment whenever I want.

I loved my spa day at the Biltmore! You need to get a service in order to use there spa but its sooo worth it and much better to actually get a service with your spa pass rather then paying to use the spa and not receiving a service.I got a manicure and a facial...I got a full day pass to this simple yet elegant/beautiful spa! The women who did my nails (Sandy) was a such a sweetheart and did a A+ job and gave me a sweet genuine/warm hug when she finished. I loved the robes, fresh sandals, Lockers, ice towels, all of the staff, wet and dry sauna...details are all thought out. My girlfriend and brought natural salt scrubs which we used in the shower (we used there yummy body wash so not to be too oily)... before we got in the wet sauna (we love the Trader Joes Lavender Salt Scrub when we visit saps)...then we headed out to the beautiful pool, lounged, laughed, dipped in the pool with jazz music under the water...then we walked across the street for a beautiful sunset walk at Butterfly Beach and then finished the day with dinner at the Biltmore! What a decadent and BEAUTIFUL EXPERIENCE! CLASS ACT!! I had the best sleep that night and the sweetest dreams I've had in a long time! PS They have free parking in the back and its pretty to walk through the beautiful grounds to the spa.... or you can valet.

Not sure where to start. One of the most beautiful Hotels you will see. I was here just to use the spa which is so so at best. I Ask attendant to use the hot tub and pool and was told that was only for the hotel guest. HUMMM. Thought I was a hotel guest. They make you feel like there doing you a favor by allowing you to get a massage and there hotel spa. Won't be back.

Be prepared for prices anywhere from two to five times the usual - with service that ranges from equal, to subpar, to truly superior. Which equates, all in, to a highly variable experience.

the front desk service was horrific and the facial itself was mediocre, though the esthetician was lovely. luckily the incredible experience at the hotels restaurant helped improve the evening but i don't plan to return to the spa anytime soon.

I had a relaxing massage here at the spa. I had the Swedish massage and it was the perfect amount of pressure since I actually don't need too much of it. My masseuse was great; she asked me about the pressure for every area of my body and even gave my left shoulder more attention since it was really hurting. It was great to just zone out and not have to think about anything but how beautiful the waves sounded crashing outside my window. Will be back soon.

Would be 5 stars but I had to take one off because the lady that gave me a facial wasn't as friendly as I'd like. Aside from that, the facilities were amazing, great ambiance, the view from the lounge was divine. I sat there with my beau for at least an hour relaxing and taking in the view. I enjoyed their snacks and drinks as well. Love this place and I will be returning.

Had such an amazing facial and massage, following a very tasty and healthy lunch. The staff is courteous and pleasent. Love this place.

Thank you very much for making our trip the most memorable.Everyone loved their treatments and our weekend was very relaxing and peaceful.We so appreciate your flexible accomodations.It truly was a delightful experience and we'll definitely return next time we are in town. Thanks again!!!

Very relaxing environment. Went in for a massage on last minute Friday afternoon while staying at the hotel, they were very accommodating to me. SO glad I did. I left super relaxed and recharged.

One of my fave places in SB. Luckily I've lived 10 mins away from Four Seasons Biltmore and was able to go there very often. Kristi is my favorite esthetician at the spa, she is very knowledgeable. I also love that they started using Tata Harper products at their spa

I thought about giving this review just 4 stars because the prices are so ridiculous, but it truly is worth the splurge if you can afford it! I had a 50-min facial and my mother-in-law had a 50-min massage and we both LOVED every second of it. The customer service is impeccable and they really make you feel like you belong there. The facilities are clean and luxurious, with a dry and wet sauna, robes and slippers, showers, lockers, and a relaxation lounge on the second floor with the most comfortable chairs that face the windows overlooking the ocean. The lounge also has teas, lemonade, and snacks, and there's a fireplace and couches and I would definitely reccomend getting there early to have some extra time to enjoy it all. My esthetician was very nice and offered some helpful tips for my sensitive skin. She used Tata Harper products which left me glowing all day and were nonirritating. I also liked that she wrote down which products she used along with her suggestions but there was no pressure to buy any products. If I had to complain it would be that the 50-min facial was not a second more than 50 minutes and for $170 you would expect a little more. Worth trying once for sure!

Beautiful spa and the retail store is great too! I come here when I am in the area to not only get spa services but also shop! I love the selection they have, recently purchased a beautiful cashmere scarf by Caviar & Cashmere that is perfect now for chillier days in the fall :)