I had a massage here this weekend. Similar to all the other reviews and I can't say anything bad…read more This place does it right. Parking is easy and right out front. No issues finding a spot. The women at the front desk was polite and helpful. She answers my question and was patient. The front area is very clean and calming. I choose to sit in the quiet room prior to my massage. It is also clean and comfortable. It has a great view of the river. The masseuse came and got me on time. He took me to a good sized room that was clean and good temperature. The tables were also comfortable. I had an 80 minute massage. He was very helpful and asked how it was going or if he could change anything throughout. Even at the end asked how it was and for feedback. Everyone cared and wanted to make sure you had a good experience. I would definitely try this place.

Love this place! I've been going to Danielle for 8+ years....she has helped me with multiple…read moreinjuries and just plain relaxation!

Attentiveness is the epitome of this practitioner. Very intentional throughout visit. Was…read morecommunicative throughout. Felt comfortable in session. Was strong enough to relieve chronic pain.

Got a massage from Matthew and let me tell you, it was like hitting the reset button for my…read moremuscles. He knew exactly how to work out the knots and tension. It wasn't just some fluffy experience--it was a real deep tissue, pain relieving session. Walked out feeling like a new man, ready to tackle anything that comes my way. Highly recommend for anyone who need more than just a spa day and maybe dealing with recurring pain or old sports injuries.

This is the place if you are looking for a little relaxation away from home. I booked the…read moresalt/sauna/steam package for myself and made my first visit the The Spa on a Saturday morning. The girl at the front desk was very welcoming. She gave me a key and showed me to the ladies locker room. The locker room is small. Also, the lockers are right in front of the entrance, so it's not ideal if you're shy. People will come and go as you are getting undressed. They were also assigning the lockers in exact numerical order, so while you are trying to get undressed, there will be another patron just standing there waiting to be able to enter their locker which is right next to yours. It would be helpful if they would at least assign them more broadly, so the other patron might be at the opposite end of the row lockers. I will say though, the locker room was pretty clean. There were hot tea and cereal bars available as well as a selection of various toiletries. It would have been nice to have spa water available in there though. After spending time in the sauna and steam shower, something cold to drink would have been great. I returned to the front desk as instructed. I was given the option of which service I wanted to do first. I opted to start in the salt room, followed by sauna, and end with steam shower. The salt room was very relaxing. It's dimly lit and warm. There is soothing music playing. It was a nice way to start the day. The infrared sauna was also very nice. The sauna is located in a private room so when you book it you have it all to yourself. I didn't know there was a color therapy option on it though until the very end of the session but it was still enjoyable nonetheless. A pitcher of spa water was provided so I could hydrate during that part of the session. My one bit of constructive criticism, the floor of the sauna needs to be cleaned. It was very dusty and hairy. Next it was time for the steam shower. The front desk associate who I had been working with told me "All three knobs have to be on for it to work." Simple enough, or so I thought. I enter the steam shower, expecting just steam. There is a digital on/off switch which I hit. I see three knobs. There is no indicator of which is on or off though. So I turn them all and proceed to be blasted with cold water from every angle. I nearly hit the ceiling! I turned the knobs off as quickly as possible. The chamber began to fill with steam. Once that was figured out, it turned out to be a great experience. For $60, this was a great way to spend 3 hours. I left feeling invigorated. I am sure to return to The Spa at Traditions.

From the owner: Centrally located, yet Wonderfully removed Relax...Breathe…read moredeeply...Exhale and enter your own private oasis-The Spa at Traditions. The perfect retreat where you will discover the latest in beauty and wellness treatments for body, mind and soul. The perfect solution for a too-busy world or a too-busy agenda..

Healing elements is a gem in our community! From a restorative hair salon to treatments like…read morederma-planing, makeup, skincare products and wedding services-they have been and continue to be my go to! Not only do I always walk out feeling my best, but also I feel like I belong to a great community that cares for me and I for them. And if you love dogs, the calmest, most welcoming staffer is the staff therapy dog! Treat yourself to time with Sharra or Cassie or any of the rest of the team and you will know you've been to the spa.

I had to update after a client recently went here, and had a bad experience. She encountered rude…read morefront office and mediocre service. I meant to update my earlier review, and her interactions reminded me I hadn't done so. Life got busy. Suffice it to say the owner contacted me via Yelp, and complained that I had given a bad review, claiming her husband is in IT and so they are unhackable. Riiiijght. Then she said she isn't the owner, which is weird because Yelp listed her as such. She also lectured me again that the staff's time is more valuable than mine. There are many other places to go which are more respectful and considerate of their clients, that you don't need this drama.

RUN- don't walk to Bodywork by Mari. I was extremely pleased with my session. I only regret not…read moregoing sooner. It was very obvious during the massage that Mari has an excellent knowledge of anatomy. I pulled a shoulder muscle (or something), bowhunting in late OCTOBER. I put up with it bothering me since- more than 5 months! Mari "felt" the muscles that needed treatment and knew how to work on them. I feel real good. An LMT session is not just for gift giving! My session was a birthday gift. And a GREAT gift at that. But from now on whenever I have a nagging issue- from playing golf, doing yard work, or when my neck aches from driving- I'm gonna go see Mari. You should too.

Dana was wonderful, her massage techniques soothed away tension and stressors. She provided good…read morepressure, with softness where needed. She seemed to be quite intuitive, overall. And the ambience of the second floor rooms was very appealing and embracing. Clean, with lovely art, textiles and nature vibes. Massage room is beautifully setup; it's on one side with a foyer in the center and nice restroom on the other side (Pilates place across the landing). I look forward to another 80/90 minute session with her in the near future

Kelly is a super therapist, highly recommended. I have been visiting her every week since three…read moremonths and I am super happy with her professionalism and a neat environment. Ali Khan

Less than 48 hours after mani/pedi - 2 of my nails have lost the paint, the 1st one I have no idea…read morewhere it went...the 2nd one, I looked down and it had started peeling (half way removed) smh. I spent $120 at White Rose yesterday and tipped $30 - for nail polish that's literally lifting off. I've been traveling in a car for the past 4 hours - so no handwashing/lotion...nothing. Just peeling nail polish. I called White Rose and talked to an older lady who offered for me to come in and have them fixed. Unfortunately I'm already at JFK airport to fly home. I asked if they'd sent me a $5/$10 gift card to compensate for the peeling nails (that I could give to a relative in the 607....something to show that White Rose cared) - the older woman said there's no refunds and since they don't have proof of the peeling nail polish, there's nothing they can do Buyer beware - if you're local you may need to make a 2nd trip for peeling nails. Also..a note about the "spa" atmosphere - it's not "spa" like relaxing with soft music playing. It's "spa" in name only. There's wires all over the mani/pedi room fighting for wall/outlet space, the mani chairs are old and beat, the pedi chairs have trays but one of ours was dirt), and you can hear everyone chatting all throughout the building in other rooms...overall it's not relaxing. Hadn't planned on leaving a review until interacting with the older woman receptionist and feeling like I threw $150 into the river

I visited this spa for the first time this past weekend. I was able to easily make an appointment…read moreonline and was given my first choice of requested appointment times. I was called the night before to confirm the appointment and was advised of their policies at that time. When I arrived the next day, I was warmly greeted by the receptionist. She gave me paperwork to complete and offered me a beverage. The spa itself was pretty and appeared clean. They have a lot of different products on display for sale. I was there for a spa pedicure that day and Abbey was my nail tech. I was taken to a pedicure room in the back. I was the only client in there, which was nice for me. I had the room to myself. It was dimly lit and the vibe was relaxing. Abbey was delightful! She showed me the available polishes and took her time to explain the different kinds to me. I was then allowed to soak in silence for about ten minutes. It was great! She really took her time. It was painless and my feet look and feel great. The mask and lotions applied left my skin feeling baby soft. And the top coat she used is pretty incredible. The polish is so shiny! It looks like gel but it isn't. The overall appointment lasted approximately 75 minutes. This cost more than the average strip mall pedi but it is definitely worth it!! This felt luxurious. I look forward to being a regular of Abbey's and also exploring other services offered by White Rose.