Reset Wellness could easily fit into your recovery routine. The space is welcoming and quiet and…read morestaff are friendly. They offer varying reset options from a float (pod or chamber), contrast therapy, sauna or red light therapy. When you arrive there you can grab a pair of spa sandals and get ready for relaxation. They provide robes and towels and even LMNT hydration and water during your session. There's also a space to relax in at the end with tea. Need to shower, no problem. They have showers and a space to get ready.

2020 has been one heck of a year and I found floating has helped balance all that's going on with…read moreinner peace. If you can clear your mind this is a doorway to the alpha state we all need to experience.

I recently visited Saunaday with three of my friends, and we had such a memorable experience. This…read morewas my very first time at a bathhouse, and I left feeling completely renewed--I've honestly been relaxed all week. With my busy schedule, this was exactly the reset I needed, and I can't wait to go back. Saunaday describes itself as a modern bathhouse grounded in ancient traditions, blending timeless communal rituals with contemporary wellness design--and after my visit, I can confidently say they live up to that vision. From the serene atmosphere to the thoughtfully designed spaces, everything about this place is top-notch. Truly a must-visit for anyone looking to unwind and recharge.

We had a great first time visiting Saunaday. We booked the private room which contains red light…read moretherapy, private sauna, plunge pool, and shower. Complete with a mini bar and speaker, it was a great private spot. We also could enjoy the greater spa which includes a steam room, cedar sauna, aspen sauna, and larger plunge pool. The facilities are spotless and well layed out. I feel for the price point, its a great value to leave feeling relaxed and rested. Definitely will be back.

Always a first class experience with skilled and experienced staff there to make your service…read morerelaxing and worth your time. Nail services with Lynn and massages with Chrysanne have me leaving Kneaded Relief Day Spa in a relaxed state and with a great look.

I went here for a scalp massage and it was the most amazing experience of my life. I've never done…read moreanything like that and I would 10 out of 10 do it again. I also saw Autumn for a massage and she was amazing too! Explained everything and it was so relaxing.

This is really soothing. You Jane to be comfortable with isolation and hearing the best of your…read moreheart for 60 minutes. You are given a quick tour and then dive in. Very nice staff and Greg is helpful and knowledgeable.

So, this activity was not my thing... I probably will not "float again." But, that is a personal…read morepreference, not a business preference. However... the location and parking was easy to find and access, even with construction on nearby roads. The attendant was super friendly and helpful. He explained everything I needed to know and different options for different t experiences to better enjoy. The rooms were nice and clean. My pictures are terrible compared to what's already on yelp. If you haven't tried it, give it a try and see if it's for you. This is a very nice facility to try.

What an incredible experience and a fun way to spend the morning into a lovely brunch with friends…read more My friend was able to book this experience for 7 of us at 10am on a Saturday morning. We arrived and parked at the Seven Acre Dairy parking lot, then checked it at the cafe aka where the best ice cream of all time is served. The folks staffing the counter are always so friendly and this case was no different. A gentlemen ensured we had signed the waivers, recommended a sauna hat (more to come on that later), and then took us down to the sauna telling us that it is pretty hot in there already as he had 'tested' it out this morning. The experience comes with a covered dome changing area, chilled water, slippers to walk around in, and a locker to store your personal items in. You should NOT bring anything metal into the sauna and restrooms are located inside the main building by the entrance. Make sure that you bring MULTIPLE towels - one to sit on and one to use to dry off after, a change of clothes, and a mental fortitude to get you through the cold plunge, which SURPRISE if you didn't know, is just jumping into the flowing river. Now, let's talk about the sauna experience itself. Gorgeous. Well maintained, finnish sauna that is wood burning. So, it gets HOT. When we entered it was already at 180 degrees and went almost to 200 while we were in there. If you've never heard of a sauna hat and assuredly if you've never been to a sauna, I recommend getting one of these. It's made of wool and actually blocks heat from getting in, which keeps you overall, much cooler while inside the sauna. This is very important since heat rises and the sauna has two levels. Most sit on the second level and put their feet on the first, so you yourself are up higher and get ALOT of heat. There were many times, I tried to lay down on the second level or just squatted lower to reduce the heat coming through. But my fiance used the sauna hat and was perfectly fine. As mentioned, we had 7 of us attend and all 7 of us in there was pretty cramped. You could fit 4 and 4 on the second level on either side or stagger between the first and second level, but overall it was tight. I think 7 was a good number, 6 would be great too, 8 would be cozy and no matter how close you are, sweating together in close proximity is a bonding experience. You're able to add more wood or essential oils to the coals above to add a smell, but be warned that the smells are strong and don't require much to be added. You should also add it to the water in what you scoop rather than directly to the coals. The air will become spicy for a bit then settle. Now, after you're sufficiently overheated, it's time for a plunge. We went in February so it was still winter and about 30 degrees outside. That being said, leaving the sauna to the outdoor weather was phenomenal. A cold plunge in itself but in the best way. The river, is much colder than 30 and is flowing, so it's VERY cold. The sign recommends 10, 30, 60, or 120 second plunges to optimize the ritual, but we could all barley make it to 5 most of the time. It takes alot of mental fortitude to get to the 30 seconds and if you do, I recommend hovering your hands and feet out of the water. Since they're your farthest appendages and get the least amount of blood flow, they freeze up first and hurt- basically giving yourself frost bite. Once you're sufficiently frozen yourself, head back into the sauna and be grateful for the heat. Writing this all out, I can't help but think of this as some type of punishment, but after the second time in the river, I did feel better. There was an airy head high that I felt and my body while tense in the river relaxed well in the sauna and after the event was relaxed the rest of the day. We had breakfast at seven acre afterwards which was a fantastic comfort. and I would totally do this again with friends. That being said, some things to note. Your towels will get dirty. Because you go into the open river, dirt and grime build up as well as what is on peoples shoes and feet. I would bring a water bottle - NOT METAL to leave right outside the sauna or to bring in and drink on short occasions. Hydrating is key!!! Wet wipes would also be good to bring for after or just plan to shower at home. You are sweating most of the time so deodorant and sprays would be good for after if you plan to go out. Also, be ready to be watched! People thought we were crazy walking around in our bathing suits and going into the river when they were bundled up!! Happy healing!

Love this place! Gorgeous setting, relaxing experience. The path down to the sauna can get a little…read moreicy in the winter, but it's worth it to be able to roll around in the snow after heating up in the sauna. There's a little tent with lockers right next to the sauna, so it's really easy. I look forward to plunging into the river next time.

This spa was clean, cute and so cozy! The staff was lovely and made my experience very smooth. They…read morehave a nice little waiting room and some products in the reception you can buy. The massage room was equally cozy with heated massage tables! I went here for a massage and my masseuse was Karen, who was fantastic. She actually focused on the 'troubled areas' of my body that she asked about in the beginning of the session and I was very happy with that. I enjoyed the massage techniques she used as I found them quite effective. I was truly relaxed at the end of this relaxing massage! Overall, it was a great experience and I would highly recommend. They offer many different types of massages and many more other services, so I am sure that they have something for everyone.

Was there for 2 hours with a disaster of a brow tinting appt. unprofessional and no response from…read moreany staff or bill adjustment

I just had the first professional massage of my life, and I couldn't be more pleased with the…read moreexperience. The facility is clean and professional, and the atmosphere is inviting and relaxing. Jeanne really knows her stuff. She communicates clearly and compassionately, and really effectively addressed my particular areas of concern, as well as issues I didn't even know I had! I felt so much better afterwards. I'm more relaxed and my range of motion has improved, as has my general comfort level and my overall demeanor. Miracles indeed. I will definitely be back. Highly recommended!

Loved my experiences here! Jeanne did an amazing job and she was so sweet. She has a very calm…read morevoice and she really listened to what I wanted and went above and beyond my expectations. I used a Groupon just to try it out first but I'm positive I'll be back again! It's a small, cozy place. I felt very comfortable. The music was very calming. They also have the sound of water flowing which was very relaxing. It's definitely worth every penny! Thanks Jeanne!

My first visit to Bergamot yesterday was AMAZING! I loved…read morethe interior of the space. Nothing over the top, just a warm and inviting atmosphere. I thought it was a little strange having to take off my shoes upon entry (spa sandals were provided). Had I had nicer shoes on, I wouldn't have wanted to just leave them by the front door for anyone to take if they felt so inclined. I learned later (after my massage) that there are lockers in the bathroom. I assume I could have locked my shoes up if I had wanted, but that wasn't offered to me. I was promptly greeted by my massage therapist (Ty) after I filled out some new client paperwork. She showed me to the treatment room, and it was truly the nicest one I had ever been in. I LOVED the up lighting in the room. It added a calming glow to an otherwise dark room. Not only did my therapist read my chart, but she sat down and discussed my wants/needs for my 75 minute session. You don't get that kind of personal interaction at larger day spas. Some of those spas are more like a "one size fits all" quantity over quality places. That is not the case here. My massage was WONDERFUL. It was the right amount of therapeutic and relaxing, and the use of warm towels was the cherry on top. Ty addressed my areas of concern and took the time after my massage to tell me her findings. I have definitely found my new place to go to for massage. I see no reason to go anywhere else now unless I'm out of town. I wish I would have stopped in sooner! Thank you for a wonderful experience.

I love Bergamot and have had several wonderful, relaxing massages. I usually book the same massage…read moretherapist but this time I wanted to see what someone else might bring to the table (no pun intended). The massage therapist was kind and welcoming but I noticed that she had on an earbuds-type headset that she wore around the back of her neck. OK, maybe she listens to something that gets her into her groove but several times during the massage she seemed to drift her focus away from me: only one hand on my body that seemed to just stop in mid stroke or repeated massaging the same area over and over and over again, each time getting deeper than the medium touch we had discussed. I even could hear another sound in the room other than the soothing music that was playing. Was that coming from her earpieces? She also spent so much time on my back side that by the time she asked me to flip over the massage was almost done. She just seemed distracted. I will go back but to my usual therapist who has always kept me 100% the focus of her attention.