Xanadu Spa

HAPPY ENDINGS ONLY — !!! I was thrown by the ladies reviews.

If you don’t care about ambiance, and you’re on a budget, it might be just what you’re looking for. I just returned from a 4-​day road trip, and my shoulders were really tense and hard. Fortunately for me, the therapist cleared it right up. She made sure she targeted the spots I wanted, and always asked me how I was feeling. She ended the session with an oil massage, which made the experience a little more relaxing. I would definitely give this place another go if I had a lot of tension.

I took a little bit of a hiatus from this salon. When I previously Unilocaled about this place I was going every week. I recently went back and still think the 1 hour massage is decent.
I was happy to see You-​You is still working there as she will adapt the massage to your preference. I like deep-​tissue and she is very strong so she has become my favourite! As previously mentioned this is a low-​key place. It doesn’t have all the bells & whistles of a typical spa but how can you argue with the price? What they offer is a nice therapeutic massage at great value. I suggest paying with cash as you save a little bit of extra money –since you are saving them the banking fees ;)

Amazing value for money. open late and 7 days a week, my lower back was aching and Lily was able to fix me up! For an hour it was only $ 45. This was last minute and they were quick and efficient. I would drive 40 mins plus to go again.

Jury’s out on this one, as their $ 15 facial sign lured me in for some intelligence gathering.
It’s only a mini-​facial, 30 minutes which prob means 20mins lol. And it’s true you get what you pay for: didn’t include extraction!
Just cleanse, moisturizer, & a ‘quick mask’, whatever that means. Otherwise a full regular facial is $ 45, which is ok in this area.
Could’ve dropped to a 2star but since i didn’t try it, why would i – plus, it was fairly clean, lady was nice enough to barely answer my questions (but with a smile)…and allowed me to snoop around their display to see what kind of products they used…
And mildly impressed: GM Collins, never heard of it, but the label says Made in Canada… so…
free parking in this mini-​plaza.