Great place for pedicures, spa treatments. This is a lovely salon/spa, probably the nicest in…read moreCampbell River. Also a great selection of hair care and skin care products, as well as the Jane Iredale makeup line.

What's not to love. Very classy setting to be pampered. Candice pays attention to detail and makes…read moreyou feel special.

Sage Spa in Campbell River never disappoints. I highly recommend booking a massage with Rebecca,…read moreher techniques especially with shoulders and neck are impressive. Easily one of the best massages I have had. I don't rate businesses normally, but felt this business deserves it! Their facials, injectables and pedicures are amazing too! -Krista Ortman

From the owner: Sage Spa is located in beautiful Campbell River, BC on the Island Highway with a stunning view of…read morethe ocean. We are happy to provide our clients with a variety of aesthetic and medical services in a professional yet fun, bright atmosphere.

Did not give me what I wanted. Not even close. When I politely told them that I wanted blonde hair…read moreand showed them a photo 3 times they dismissively told me "It cant be exactly like the picture". They died my hair greenish brown (green from overprocessing). I asked everyone to make sure I wasnt "crazy" and survey said.. yeah it was undeniabley brown. When I asked the manager for a correction, and again showed the picture of the golden blonde hair I was looking for, she did not seem interested and threw in some highlights. So now I had brown hair with lighter brown highlights. I gave up and left. Had to go across the street and they understood what I wanted and delivered no problem. Very unprofessional and condescending treatment.

I lived in Campbell River for 3 years and this is the only place I got my haircut. So that says a…read morelot right there. The cost is reasonable and always got a decent cut. Lisa the owner definitely stands out as doing a great men's haircut.

Upon arrival, you are greeted with a very tranquil environment. The staff seemed pretty well…read moreorganized, and they provided a really quick but informative tour. They provide slippers, a robe, and a locker card for you and I was promptly shown where to put my belongings. I booked a 60-minute RMT treatment, but was early. I lazed in their lounge area for about 20 minutes. In the lounge, there are light refreshments such as water, coffee, tea, fruits, mixed nuts etc. You could also order off their menu if you please. My RMT was a few minutes behind, but I understand, and she apologized. The massage went great, she was really strong, and intuitive. I then proceeded to the newly renovated Grotto for my allotted 2 hours of soaking and relaxing (it's 2 hours booked time-slot, they don't set the timer for you when you step foot into The Grotto). The entire Grotto area is not large, it is about the size of a standard hotel swimming pool area. It was beautiful, but it's not mind-blowing. The mineral pool takes up the majority of the Grotto, and that was lovely. It had a large waterfall feature that was like a curtain of silence (more on that later). The temperature was perfect and my skin did not prune! There is one cold waterfall (more like a fancy Moen-style fixed showerhead). There is one medium-large hot tub. Outside, there are several (about 6) patio-style tables and chairs, equipped with heat-lamps (for colder months) and medium-large gas fireplace/pits. You could also order food and beverages here (alcohol too). They had 5-6 large wooden barrel-like structures that were the dry saunas. I went mid-week, so I didn't have to share mine with anybody. It is very new and very clean. They also have 2 outdoor showers in case you need to rinse off. There is a self-serve beverage area that serves four different flavours of water varying in effervescence (not kidding). All in all, not a bad experience. PROS: -lovely ambience: I can see if you want to splurge on a mini-spa experience, the Grotto could be a great option ($95 per person, 2 hours stay max) -new facilities: the locker room is large, clean and very nice. The showers were large, clean, and well stocked. The lockers are electronic, so I didn't feel like my belongings were in any danger. They even have one bikini dryer which worked like a charm. -RMT: she was great, very lovely personality, and knew what she was doing CONS: -The Grotto: since I booked an RMT treatment, I had no choice but to add the Grotto (why? Not sure....) Would I have added the Grotto anyway? Sure... but would I pay $95 for a couple of pools and self-serve sparking water? No... Why didn't I get a slight discount for The Grotto since I am already paying for an RMT appointment? Not sure.... I was tempted to go back to the lounge and take the entire bowl of fruit (they featured plums and nectarines that day which are so expensive at the moment) and empty out their mixed nuts dispenser. But I promised I would not let my intrusive thoughts take over my life anymore...-The Grotto rules: there are signs posted everywhere that all guests should speak in quiet voices (much like the Scandinave Spa in Whistler). However, there were a few couples having full blown conversation whilst soaking in the mineral pool. Keep in mind, there is a constant, loud waterfall in The Grotto, so in order to be heard above that noise, you need to speak loudly. That's why I had to take reprieve behind the curtain of silence, because I did not care about whether or not Steve wanted to go back to get those runners. I was also a bit peeved that the staff standing around (2-3 of them at a time) didn't reinforce these rules. In Whistler, they are way more stricter about the silence rule. -The RMT: again, she was lovely and skilled... but $200 for 60 minutes.... Yes, I will get SOME of the money back, but my health coverage pays only for what the average RMT charges across Canada, so I will likely get about $100 back. Again, I get it, it's a resort/spa, it's all about the ambience and location. She did throw in some warm towels, lavender mists etc to make it more "spa-like", but I would not return just for an RMT treatment I can get elsewhere for much cheaper. -The check-out process: If you noticed, I reiterated "treatment" several times. Are you supposed to tip for an RMT treatment? Okay, I get it, it's a resort/spa. I would have tipped my RMT anyway, because it is what it is. The thing that left a really bad taste in my mouth (and it wasn't the lavender mist spray or the strawberry-lemongrass sparkling water), was the AUTO GRATUITY. Now, am I a dunce and didn't read the fine print? Maybe... but I am also only ONE PERSON. I used one towel, one robe, one pair of slippers (which I returned, I swear), and I fetched all my own refreshments. There was a 15% auto-gratuity for BOTH the RMT and THE GROTTO *shakes head* I would have gladly tipped them 15%-20% on my own anyway, but that's not the point. TLDR:Do it once, won't be back

There is a beautiful waterfall as you walk in that sets a wonderful backdrop inside the grotto…read more This beautiful grotto at Tigh Na Mara is calming and relaxing. The water temperatures are within 1 degree of your body and a delight to soak or enjoy a swim. Covid rules limit the number of people to 8 in the grotto. There is also a lounge and tapas restaurant where you can enjoy wine, snacks or tappas afterward. The only downside to visiting the grotto is the cost. Be prepared to spend at least $100 for a couple to enjoy an hour of relaxation.

Amazing everytime no complaints, a very comfortable setting and the massage therapists can work at…read moreany pressure you require no questions asked.

Ashley is the best in her field i have ever met on the Island, hands down. She is clean, efficient,…read moreprofessional and fun. Her Brazilian waxes are fast and safe. Her Pedicures are clean and relaxing. Every service i have had from her has been 5 stars. I have been going to Ashley for 6 years starting when she was at Maffeos Salon in Nanaimo. Highly recommend her.