Best spas in the Dallas area?

[smoothnsilky]

Hi ya'll! I was wondering if anyone might be able to shed some light on where are the best, most relaxing spas to go to in Dallas? I really need a nice mani, pedi, body treatment. :-)

Moving down here, school and training hard really wears a body out

I have seen commercials for some Spa Castle. Anyone know anything about that?

TIA!!

[dookie]

Surprised with all the ladies that no one has responded. So I will take a shot at helping out. I am fairly athletic, so get lots of massages and go to one of three places in the area.

1. The Four Seasons in Irving - this place seems to have it all. Relaxing, quiet, multiple tubs and rooms to soak and/or sweat in. With Four Seasons name on the Spa you would expect A++ service - and you get it.

2. New Omni Hotel, Downtown Dallas - Pluses: You have access to the pool (and the pool bar) with beautiful views of they city (think the pool is on the fifth floor). Had a facial there too - and they do great work. Minuses: A common waiting room. Call me picky, but I prefer to relax - and not worry about my dress/robe/etc. around ladies.

3. Massage Envy - Really good, no frills inexpensive massages, facials, etc. I have a great massage therapist I see there that makes me "feel" many years ago when I get done.

Hope that helps. Private mail me if you have any further questions.

[Invisible1]

King Spa. Experience it.

[Guest070818-1]

Originally Posted by Invisible1

King Spa. Experience it.

I second this as a place to relax. Its open 24/7 and they have some wonderful sauna rooms!

[Guest070818-1]

As far as nails are concerned, I am very picky about my nails and feet, and I'm very picky at the people who work the salons! I've found most salons in DFW to be full of Vietnamese technicians who really don't speak good English and are rude.

These two I coordinate back and forth, because IMHO, they do the best nails, best refills, speak good English, and are nice/polite, and have the best color selections of OPI polish.

Sani Nails and Spa in Euless, Texas.
And the Bellisima Day Spa in Irving, Texas.

The Pedicure at Sani Nails Spa are downright awesome for a steep price $55. But they have all sorts of pedi's like Chocolate and tangerine. They do a great job on cuticle work, and actually take time to massage your feet. Great selection of polish here too.

Bellisima Day Spa has all kinds of neat services. I think they do Body Wraps and Massages as well. I've taken my guy friends here and they love it too. Not so good on the pedicures, but the manicures are great because they use OPI acrylic powder. However, avoid the one male technician,...he does a horrible job on acrylic nails! (My nails fell off in a week - BAD adhesion technique!).

[smoothnsilky]

Thank you all so very much! I am going to need a nice relaxing day of "spa-ness" very soon. School has got me all stressed

[Dharma]

I agree with King Spa but they don't do nails. Also, you'll be nude for part of your visit so if you're not comfortable with that, find a more American place to go like the above mentioned spas. Sani nails in Euless is good but again, they're kind of pricey for what they do. It's just a pedicure and shouldn't cost $55. But that's my opinion.

[DallasDoc]

I'd love a good day at a spa, good mani and pedi and other things....

[Cunnilinguists]

King Spa is a place you can stay at all day or even days since it is open 24/7. It is a more traditional Korean spa with modern amenities.
http://kingspa.com