THIS IS IT ! This is the place to go in Homer , Alaska to get that thorough full body message your…read morehardworking soul needs. Let Jessica work her magic on those tired muscles.

I had my first every Thai massage experience and it definitely won't be my last. Joolee was very…read morepatient with me which made for a really relaxing experience. The heated pad was definitely very inviting and felt amazing. Joolee does an amazing job and I felt soo relaxed when I left and can't wait to go again. 10/10 would recommend!

I'm so surprised that Erik doesn't have a ton of reviews (and 5 stars at that!). This was an…read moreextremely high quality massage and I feel so lucky! Erik's massage space is gorgeous, clean, and peaceful, and he's very kind and professional and easy to talk to. Highly recommend!!

From the owner: Serving Alaska and it's visitors since 2016. I use combination of deep tissue, trigger point and…read morereflexology to help alleviate stress, injuries, chronic pain, plantar fasciitis, sciatica and a host of other symptoms. I've worked in a clinical setting as well as a spa and I have evolved my practice to be the best of both worlds. The thoroughness of a medical/clinical massage with a comfortable spa touch.

The Homer Community Acupuncture Project has been an essential part of my recovery from cancer,…read moretreatment, accident, and disruption of my whole system. It is very economical due to a willingness of the practitioner to give private sessions, or group sessions at a discounted price. At first I was hesitant to trust anymore needles in my life. I had had a load of needling during my treatment. Acupuncture is not only restorative, it is also preventative. It was also possible to practice other healing at the Many Rivers community center. I recommend a closer look at all the activities offered there. The AcuAngel was and is an angel in human form. My life is much better because of the help I received here. Thanks to God, and to caring humans like Pauli.

The Homer Inn and Spa is a total gem. I came with my Mom and got two rooms, both very clean and…read morewith amazing views. I honestly have never felt so relaxed in my life after staying here for 4 days. The massage was top notch, and the sauna was amazing, right on the cliff overlooking the water and eagles of Kachemak Bay. Even in the fog and rain, the setting was incredibly peaceful and lovely, and it the weather actually made it seem even more beautiful and relaxing in my opinion. I will never forget sitting in bed and watching thousands of shorebirds fly by over the course of our stay in early May, or the 5 eagles that flew right above my head as I soaked in the hot tub. It was wonderful to enjoy the beauty and wildness of the Homer Spit from the luxury of such relaxed and wonderful little boutique hotel.

I found the Homer Inn when searching for a dog friendly place in Homer…read more I really loved the location - If you want to be "in the heart" of Homer - this isn't the place for you. The location is super quaint and an amazing view of the bay. Everyone who we encountered while coming and going was super friendly. As a guest of the Inn you have access to the hot tub. I appreciated how staff asked us to request hot tub times so everyone had the hot tub to themselves making it a more enjoyable experience. The hotel staff use texting as the primary way to communicate. This was nice - when we wanted extra towels we just sent a text.

Terri is a wonderful massage therapist. She was able to fit me in last minute for a much needed 90…read moreminute massage. Her massage space was warm & welcoming. Terri inquires about areas you want her to focus on & the depth of pressure you want. She checks in with you to make sure the pressure is good, but not too much. Whether you're a local or just passing through, Terri is worth visiting to help relieve the tensions of fishing, kayaking, traveling, etc.

It's a massage, what's not to love? :) Terri is nice and…read morepersonable. I like to zone out during a massage, and at first I was worried she would be chatty throughout, but once we got started and she ascertained the pressure was good, she was quiet unless I said something. Good technique for the most part. I could have skipped the head massage at the end, but that is just me - I have long hair, and it tangled it up a bit. The room is located downstairs in an office building across from the CSU vet school. It is mostly quiet, except for normal through-the-wall office neighbor noises - nothing that detracts from the overall experience. The low classical music in the background is nice. The location is very convenient to CSU, and the lotion is unscented, so you can go and get a massage, and return to school/work without smelling like essential oils (which I do love, but they are better when I don't have to go back to work).