This ladies are fantastic! Not just fantastic hair dressers, but they also do great with nails…read more(hands and feet) and most of all Brandi does a fabulous job with massages! They are also so friendly and treat you like family.

Amber Suzanne Salon sits in a beautiful quiet location near Wilson Creek. Amber is a skilled…read morestylist who prides herself on listening and pleasing her client. I have been her client and friend for over five years and trust her completely with my color and styling. She works by appointment only and I highly recommend giving her a call!

It seems that the staff responsible for answering phone calls may benefit from additional training…read moreregarding the pricing of the services offered. During my calls, I received inconsistent information. For example, I was initially quoted $30 for a gel manicure, but when I called back, I was told the price was $55. I also had someone else call to ask about dip removal and a new dip set, and they were told the starting price was $55, depending on the nail shape. Consistent and accurate pricing is important for providing excellent customer service and avoiding confusion. I believe a staff meeting or additional training on service pricing and how to communicate it clearly to customers would greatly improve the customer experience.

Great service. Only drawback is: Expense!! $70 for…read morePedicure. Add hot rock massage $80. Basic manicure $45. Yes, I got gel which is an extra $10 each. $118 for Mani-Pedi!!! At that price , I will only get 2x yearly!! They didn't help with chair massage. I had to figure out myself.

We had a lovely lunch at the cafe before our Halo therapy session. Try the blackberry hibiscus tea!…read moreThe server swore that it wasn't loaded with sugar. I hope that was true....it was too good to have very little sugar. Next we did a halotherapy session. It was a large cave, blankets were laid out in advance and it was truly relaxing. We also did the ion foot detox treatment and I wish I were close enough to do that regularly. It was a charming venue, the value for the lunch and services was excellent, and it was well worth the trip!

We really enjoyed the experience at the Salt Cave yesterday! I've been in other salt rooms for…read morespas, but this one was the best. You get 45 minutes for $20 and the experience is relaxing in a lounge chair in dim light with stars and chill music. I fell asleep. When we left, we had salt between fingers and toes, exactly like going to the beach. One friend who goes often says it helps with her asthma. 10/10 would go again.

I have ALWAYS wanted to try these pools ever since I was a little girl. And when I was little,…read morethey were not open. I'm so glad the Omni took over and undertook a multi-million dollar renovation of them while keeping them historic. A nearby landmark sign claims this may be the oldest thermal spa in the country. How neat is that. My husband and I visited last weekend and only could get a reservation for the separate gender soak - this is bc bathing suits are optional during certain times of the day so, it's separated by gender at that time. There were about 15 women in my group and we all entered together, were given towels and a briefing by the staff and went inside the ladies building. It's large and round and laid out so that there is one bathroom (well heated) and about 15-16 individual rooms for changing and leaving your things. Groups were encouraged to share so I was able to get my own room (since I was alone). My husband only had 4 men in his group (typical) and he said that building has a waterfall you can sit in and get a sort of back massage. The ladies pool doesn't have that but it is larger and easily accommodated all of us. The water is crystal clear and gorgeous and I loved how the pool is very rustic and natural with a stone floor - there were gentle bubbles floating up and tickling me throughout the soak that come from the ground since the pool is a natural stone pool with natural heated mineral-infused waters. The 50-minute soak went by quickly and the staff informed the large group of ladies that this was a time for meditation and reflection and to please be quiet which I appreciated. No muss or fuss and there really isn't a lot else to do here - but, it's worth the visit to this historic "spa". You can do family soaks and gender specific at certain times and you do not need to be a guest at the Omni to book this experience - you can just google it and find the booking page, which is on the Omni website bc Omni resorts owns and runs the pool now. If you are staying at the hotel they have a shuttle but they have a small parking lot as well to self-drive. Word to the wise - it is a drive from the hotel of about 10 minutes and a handful of miles away. It's not "next door".

Second time $70 and a group of Omni staff shows up 20 minute late about five of them ! Constantly…read moretalking ! Just frustrating ! It's a place to relax ! Not this time . We thought a Monday at three would be a good time ! The attendant was awesome . This group just ruined our experience ! We went three weeks before an it was awesome ! First time Centuries of peace shared with generations. It amazing to share an experience that our founding fathers experience ! The men's pool is a spiritual experience ! It truly a relax focus mode ! The staff s very respectful and soothing ! I just thought the transitioning to the falls was dangerous for a large person !

OK! Ive seen them on EVERYONE now! Facial hair has made a HUGE comeback. No not just on the upper…read morelip, its growing all over the face...Some are trimmed short and have a groovy style to them(like Dave Grohl)...some are big and burly and look like Grizzly Adams..If you don't remember the show Grizzly Adams maybe you know ZZ Top. I love Jim Morrrison but hated his beard!!! In any case, facial hair is taking the place of the hair that's missing on mens heads now a days! I can barley take it when my little chihuahua gives me kisses..her little hairs tickle..imagine a full face of that rubbing all over your face...No thanks..(well I would make the exception for the Corey Taylor beard, mustache and hair trailing down part of his neck!!!)..I would grin and BARE it!!! I was watching a marlins game the other day and every one of them had the beard thing goin' on. Remember when Peter from Family guy grew the beard that had the birds nesting in it..It was a precursor of things to come..the BEARD! Sometimes the beard helps if you had a wicked puberty and were left all scared up, then YES keep the beard! Most guys look silly with those big bushy beards,,, Um, hello, you have crumbs in your beard...Is that a beard comb or better yet who do you think you are Colonel Sanders??? I am choosey when it comes to men and beards. My dad never had a beard. My uncle and grandfather had mustaches. I love a clean shaved face the majority of the time! I like skin on skin I guess! Its the latest trend and they even have a month devoted to it (MOVEMBER). Everyone wears funny stick on mustaches and looks funny. Being Italian I get a few wild stray hairs on my lip..I just tweeze those suckers off. Speaking of women, The Bearded Lady in the circus..is just...gross...hello..hair belongs other places not on yo face girl! I wonder how long The Beard phase will be with us, its like traveling back to the 60's when the Beatles all had beards...didnt they even have that album "let it beard"?? Even my favorite Jimmy Page donned a gross beard in the 70's! YUCK! I dont like the half grey half colored beards people are doing today either, that just plain looks weird. I am not a beard lover, a beer lover yes but thats a different review,,, Even OUR CM Blue has the beard goin on!! Beards are here for now and Im not that happy thats why the beard got 3 stars from me. the 3 stars were for Grohl and Taylor and of course Blue!!...and that is all I have to say about the beard!