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Swedish Massage

$95 · 60 minutes

The classic full-body massage, done the way it should be: unhurried, warm, and tuned to your pressure preference. Long gliding strokes increase circulation, ease general muscle tension, and shift your nervous system out of "go" mode.

• Full-body relaxation massage with light-to-medium pressure
• Warm table, quiet room, unscented or lightly scented oil — your choice
• Brief check-in so your therapist can focus where you need it

Best for: first-time massage guests, stress relief, sleep trouble, and anyone who wants to leave lighter than they arrived.

Deep Tissue Massage

$140 · 90 minutes

Ninety minutes gives your therapist time to actually solve something — not just rush past it. Slow, deliberate work into the deeper muscle layers releases chronic patterns: desk-hunched shoulders, tight hips, overtrained legs.

• Targeted deep work on 2–3 priority areas, plus full-body integration
• Pressure calibrated with you throughout — firm should never mean bracing
• Simple aftercare guidance so the relief lasts past the parking lot

Best for: chronic tension, athletes and climbers, desk professionals, and anyone whose last massage "didn't go deep enough."

Signature Facial

$120 · 75 minutes

Denver's altitude and dry air are hard on skin. Our signature facial is built around that reality: a thorough double cleanse, enzyme exfoliation matched to your skin, layered hydration, and a sculpting face-and-neck massage that's half the reason people rebook.

• Skin analysis and a treatment plan tailored to your skin that day
• Double cleanse, exfoliation, extractions only where needed
• Hydration mask, facial massage, SPF finish — ready to walk out the door

Best for: dry or dull high-altitude skin, pre-event glow, and anyone overdue for an hour of being thoroughly taken care of.

Hot Stone Massage

$150 · 90 minutes

Smooth basalt stones, heated and placed along the body, let warmth do what hands alone can't — soften muscle before the massage even begins. Your therapist then works with the stones and by hand, reaching deep relaxation with surprisingly gentle pressure.

• Heated basalt stones placed and used actively through the massage
• Full-body session with extra attention to back, shoulders, and legs
• Deep warmth — a Denver favorite from the first cold snap to spring

Best for: cold-weather months, deep relaxation without deep pressure, and guests who run tense and chilly.