Three Graces Day Spa

Oh my goodness the Vichy shower is a must-experience. I was not expecting anything like that. You get to lie on a table while they rub you down with a salt glow, and then they turn on this shower that is the perfect temperature and pressure. The water runs the full length of your body, and it is absolutely amazing. The temperature and pressure stayed consistent the entire 20–30 minutes. I closed my eyes and felt like I was in a rainforest. Between the steam and the steady pounding of the water, your whole body gets a relaxing water massage. I will definitely get this every time I come now. The place itself is very quaint. The staff was friendly and really nice. It would easily be a 10 out of 10 if it weren’t for the sandals and a few other issues. They were cheap dollar-store flip flops, and the plastic kept cutting into my feet every time I walked. Location isn't that great either. My facial was amazing. I added the hot oil head massage, and it was so relaxing. Again, the temperature of the oil and the face towels were perfect. I thought I was told my European facial included a foot massage, but I didn’t receive one. I’m not sure if I misheard or if adding the hot oil head massage replaced it. I’ve never understood why spas call things “add-ons” if they don’t extend the time. You’re paying for both services. They should call them substitution options instead of add-ons. The mud wrap and Vichy shower again were amazing. The temperature and pressure were still on point. I will never want the regular stand-up shower again after that experience. I was not impressed with lunch. The salad had that pre-cooked, processed chicken from a bag on it. I would skip lunch next time or maybe try a sandwich, although I suspect it might be the same quality meat. The baked chocolate chip cookie was good. I’m not a fan of bottled water in cheap plastic. I love fruit- and cucumber-infused water, which they don’t offer. Instead, it’s bottled water with an expiration date on it. They do have wine, champagne, and mimosas, but I don’t drink. I didn’t ask about non-alcoholic options since nothing was listed on the menu. While I was eating, I had to listen to two older women talk about their dying dogs all their medical problems, the dogs peeing and pooping everywhere, wearing diapers, gagging while cleaning up after them and then the conversation shifted to their own medical issues. I completely lost my appetite. I did love the little touches, like having my name plate and my schedule printed out for me. The décor is beautiful and really transports you to Europe. However, they don’t have any amenities, which was very disappointing. There’s no sauna, hot tub, or steam room. You can only relax on a chaise lounge between services. There’s no outdoor space to eat lunch and no small snacks like nuts or fruit. It’s not the full spa experience I’m used to but the actual services themselves are really good. My final service after lunch was a massage. It was very relaxing and a perfect way to end my spa day. And once again, the temperature of the towels was perfect.

My girlfriend and I went for our anniversary and got two very different experiences. The lunch was fine and the facial was actually amazing. After that it all went downhill. We had the mud wrap, which was 30 minutes of sitting there in a cocoon of tinfoil. But I understand that's likely just the service and many people enjoy it, so I'm not too worried about that. Then I sat in the Vichy shower for 30 minutes. It's literally just a shower, and the temperature constantly shifts between mildly hot to unbearably cold. Then was the salt, where I had 10 minutes of putting salt on me and then shower the rest of the time. I told the lady I was done after 10 minutes in the shower and waited for my girlfriend to finish. Apparently she got a whole massage and washed during the shower. Very cool... Finally was the massage, which out the nail in the coffin. I specifically told my masseuse that I'd like my upper back, wrists, and ankles worked. She barely even touched my wrists and ankles. I also told her go as hard as possible. She barely pushed into my skin. It felt like I was rubbed instead of massaged. My girlfriend had a completely different experience, saying her masseuse went deep into her. I'm sure it's not, but I can't help thinking this is one of the situations where the man isn't given the same treatment because "they don't usually care" or "he's doing it for her". Nope, I'm doing it for me and I was extremely disappointed. Unfortunately, I'll be looking elsewhere next time

Very nice and professional. Did a package deal for two with my daughter. It included a facial, massage and sugar scrub. We also had lunch. I had a salad and my daughter had the chicken salad sandwich. Both were very good and very filling. It also came with a cookie and complementary wine. We will definitely go back and do it again! The package was a little over $300 each. It was very reasonable for what we received. Also everyone was super friendly!

I brought my daughter in for a massage since she was in from out-of-state and I wanted to do something special together. We both had great massages that addressed our concerns. I had an appointment with Brandi and she was exceptional! I will definitely be back!

Three Graces Day Spa is the very best for a relaxing pampering massage. I recommend a package to experience the sauna, Vichy, and massage. What an extraordinary day I had for my birthday, with a delightful group that made me feel welcomed. Mary Anne was professional, attentive, calm and highly skilled with her massage. I will be back. The beautiful style and decor adds to the indulgence of this unique spa experience. They provide water at just the right moments throughout my stay. I enjoyed the whole experience, even having the lounge chair with my name between treatments. The owner came out to greet me and was so kind and caring and overjoyed that I had a wonderful experience. What a team of professionals. I highly recommend!!!