I enjoy a massage. I probably get a few a year. I knew while we were staying at the Pfister that I…read morewanted to definitely try a service. They were able to squeeze me in on a day I had initially wanted to visit the art museum (check the days the art museum are closed!!!). The waiting area is lovely and they'll bring you tea, prosecco, water or whatever you fancy. The complimentary prosecco they serve throughout the hotel is really terrific! I enjoyed waiting for my masseuse. As it's Milwaukee and freezing, the table is heated and they have warm towels as well. The lighting in the treatment rooms is perfect. Inviting and warm. Definitely treat yourself if you're staying at the Pfister or in Milwaukee.

I've been wanting to come here for years! So, it is nestled on the lower level of the hotel- which…read moreis kinda cool. The waiting area is small and its decor is pretty standard spa. There is no locker room- you wait in your street clothes. Nicholas came to get me and took me to a room- there is a full bath/ rain shower attached. My massage was very good. One of the best ones I've had. I then had 10 minutes to shower and dress. A bit of a rush? Yes. But nice that it was private.

I've been going here for 5 years. Everyone there is kind, the atmosphere is good and the massages…read moreare great.

If I need a massage, I am always hitting up the Knick. I have treated myself to a birthday massage…read moreevery year for my birthday, never returning to the same spa until I landed at the Knick. The spa is so cozy and provides a very relaxed feel, you even can choose from various aromas. The pressure level is perfect, some people can't get as deep as I wish and I always leave feeling great!

It was the most relaxing fun experience ever. This was the first time I ever had a facial and I'm…read moresure it won't be the last. The music was meditative . Myah was excellent she had a soft touch . There was a little message also. I lived the steamed towels and the magnetic eye balls she used with the eye cream. It was nice hearing about Myahs passion for the field and how she came into doing this type a work which I feel is more than a business to her . Hope to see you again !

Disclaimer - I was given a complementary experience here, so I'm not commenting on the facial…read moreitself. I'm basing this review on things that I know would not change whether the experience was complementary or not, like the atmosphere, products offered and used. One thing to remember if you're going there for the first time - Pay attention when driving there. Regency Court is right off of Bluemound, but doesn't really look like a street; more like a parking lot entrance? Not a big deal, just knowing helps when following the gps. I had to turn around cuz I missed it. The building looks more like a condo/aparment building from the outside, but once you go in, it was gorgeous. Very nicely designed and elegantly decorated. My therapist was Alyssa, and she greeted me, very friendly. I was offered a drink - water, tea, coffee - which I didn't need, so we went right in. I loved walking through the inside; it's so pretty! And I didn't have to use it, but their bathrooms also looked so clean. Alyssa also gave me a bottle of water after the session, which I did need. All the products they used were Dermalogica, which coincidentally is the brand I am using presently. They even had the higher end of the line products. I love it when a salon doesn't skimp out on the products. I've been to places where they use very generic products, and though the facial is good, you know your facial isn't really top notch because the product that stays in your face wasn't great. The spa has been open for a year and has all the signs of staying around for a long time!

Wasted $50 on an inexperienced massage therapist with long nails and cold hands (Not good in the…read moreback) who needed guidance after already explaining what the problem areas were: hands and feet. Never messaged fingers or toes, a given for most. Never went deeper than a light rub, after requesting a deep massage. Never spoke, and then gave me cold tea afterwards to sit down with a broken foot Therapy machine. Oops. Don't waste your time.

I decided to visit Deep Roots Massage because it's close to my house & I have a habit of spa…read morehopping because I never could find a massage therapist that I liked. But finally, a place and massage therapist I like!! I decided on the deep tissue massage because I tend to carry my stress on my shoulders - Shannon really knows what she is doing and does an excellent job on the massage. She really worked my neck muscles and back...I left feeling like a new person. I like that she uses various essential oils and uses a good combination of heat & cold during the massage. I highly recommend Deep Roots Massage!!

Really disappointed with my experience, was my first and last time at this salon. My stylist…read moreherself was so sweet and this is not a reflection of her at all, but the business. I came in for my first visit back in December and was prompted upon checkout to book another appointment 4 months later, which I did. I dint receive any email or text then of the appointment, but figured I would be reminded closer to my appointment so I didn't mind. Day of, I received ONE text less than than 3 hours before my appointment asking to confirm. I clearly informed them that I was unaware of my appointment since this was the first correspondence. They proceeded to charge me with a $35 cancellation fee, without mentioning this. I only saw since I checked my bank account. I tried asking for a refund since I was not given sufficient notice to even cancel or reschedule my visit and there was no assistance and then they just stopped responding. The cancellation policy online states that if you cancel more than 3 hours before your visit, there isn't an issue, but I wasn't even texted more than 3 hours before, so this wasn't even an option for me. I think this is just a lazy way to get money out of people and reflects poorly on your ability to correspond with clients in a timely fashion.

First time visiting the downtown Neroli Spa did not disappoint. If you arrive early for your…read morefacial/massage, they provide access to a steam room, a warm foot bath, and beverages to help unwind which I found lovely. I found my massage experience to be very beneficial and such a relaxing experience (s/o to Rebecca). I liked the option to choose your aromatherapy as well. Although I can only speak on this experience, I would recommend trying Neroli out if you are looking for a full spa experience.

My recent experience with the FactorFive Renew Dermal Solution Peel at Spargo Spa and Salon turned…read moreout to be far from what I expected. Initially intending to continue IPL treatments, I was persuaded to try this new peel that was marketed as gentle and convenient with no downtime. I found no reviews online regarding this product and put my trust in the personnel working in the Medispa at Spargo. There were four sessions spaced a week apart. Despite following all post-treatment instructions--applying the recommended Factor 5 facial mask to soothe my skin and maintain hydration--I encountered significant problems. Rather than seeing healthier, rejuvenated skin, I developed large red spots and severe dryness after each peel. I was told my face would look so much better after a week or two. The discomfort was substantial, and even with additional application of lotion and Aquaphor, my skin's condition worsened. Makeup failed to conceal the marks and I was told after the 3rd treatment that I needed to do 4 even though I planned on stopping due to the effects on my face. Although Spargo refunded the cost of my final treatment, the damage is more than when I started. I was hoping to get rid of age/sun marks on my face this product was terrible for me.

All the way from CA, I decided to get a facial at Spargo. The facilities have been updated from…read moresome of the older reviews listed here. I did not encounter any of the complaints of those reviews. Spargo was very clean and welcoming. The front desk girls were very nice and helpful. The salon looked great. The locker and spa areas were very clean, relaxing, quiet, and private. Carter did my facial and shoulder and chest massage. She let me know everything that she was doing as she did it. The pressure she applied for massages was perfect. I feel refreshed and my skin feels soft and dewy. I would definitely recommend and come again!!!

Beautiful space and wonderful treatments. I felt very clean and cared for, and I 10/10 recommend it…read moreto family and friends.

Went in for a quick mini mask. The environment is inviting and clean. The treatment areas are only…read moreseparated by a small curtain so you will feel like you're in the room with others surrounding you. A bit pricy but a good quality product.

My stylist is Gina. She is the best! Always listens to what I want and doesn't try to push her own…read moreagenda or some trendy style that wouldn't suit me off on me. The salon is small and tucked away in Walkers Point. There's off-street parking. A small, clean waiting area where you check in via a touch screen. There's coffee and tea available while you wait. I recommend Salon M!

Love this salon. I have been going here for many years. Staff is wonderful and I love that my…read morestylist is always willing to try something new. If she doesn't quite know how to achieve the look at the moment I am looking for, she will collaborate with the others and I always feel like it is a win walking out.

What a lovely massage spot! I took my mom here to get a massage (her birthday gift) and I loved…read morethat we could go at the same time and we were able to book a day in advance. The staff were really friendly and the masseuses were great at the massage and checked in to make sure the pressure was good. They have a massage chart where you can customize your massage with pressure, essential oils, stretching, and hot stones. Overall this was a great experience and they had a deal if you paid in cash. Definitely recommend!

I've been coming here for years and they've grown their business. They're really good at deep…read moretissue so you can assure to get those knots out! If You pay cash you can get a punch card and earn a free massage once you fill it up! Since they've grown they're usually Pretty booked up on the weekends so plan ahead and book in advance if you're going on a Saturday or Sunday. I went on a weekday and they had availability. Don't forget to tip! Their spa is on the second floor inside the fifth third bank, pretty easy to find as they have good signage. Ample parking since it's in the suburbs. They now serve lemon water and power bars in case you get thirsty and hungry after!

I tried something new yesterday, an experience that came highly recommended. It turned out to be…read moresuch a remarkable experience that I think I need to share it. I spent an hour in a tank today. Huh? I stepped into a float tank where I experienced something called "flotation therapy." It's relaxation through sensory deprivation and believe me, it is relaxing. What is a float tank? Think of a shallow bathtub inside a phone booth. The tub is filled with water that is charged with Epsom salts. The salt content makes you buoyant so your body floats easily in ten inches of saltwater. I arrived early for my appointment because it was my first visit. There is paperwork to complete (electronically, welcome to the 21st Century) and I sat in the relaxation room to do so. The spa is a warm and welcoming atmosphere with friendly guides who explain everything you need to know about your service. I entered the therapy room and in a cozy area, I quickly undressed. I stepped into the shower and washed off the daily grind, then carefully stepped into the chamber. It is lit with soft, blue light and relaxing synthesized music plays softly. I switched off the light but since music is a major part of my life, I let it play. (If you prefer, you can shut it off or you can play your own music through your cell phone via cable connection.) The experience of floating in total darkness is weird at first, but it didn't take long before I could feel every muscle relax and let go. I could also clearly hear the music underwater when my ears slipped below the surface. (Optional earplugs are provided and no, my face was never near submersion.) I had no sense of time passing. In the dark, and it is very dark inside the chamber, I felt sensations of movement. The chamber is, of course, small so my fingers, toes and the top of my head sometimes contacted the edge of the tub but I felt a sensation of motion like I was floating in circles. If I had to compare it to something, I would say it felt the way I imagine it would feel to be an astronaut, floating around the International Space Station or a Gemini capsule. My mind was racing for about half of the session but in a good way. Eventually, I felt a sense of peace sweep over me. Others who have experienced floating say they actually fall asleep. I don't remember falling asleep, but I do remember being very relaxed and all sense of time was lost. When the time limit was reached, a white light gently illuminated the chamber, signaling that my time was up. I stepped into the shower and washed off the salt, then quickly dressed and returned to the lobby. For that 75 minutes, the world simply melted away and I was simply floating in space, in my own private universe. Afterward, I was totally relaxed and could understand how a strand of spaghetti feels. I look forward to my next session, too! If you feel like you want to try this unique relaxation therapy, send me a private message and I'll give you the pertinent details. It's a luxury you owe to yourself.