Her Best Spa Services in Scottsdale, Arizona

The Centre for Well-Being identifies themselves as an adult environment of tranquillity and relaxation. That means, in part, that cellular phones and pagers must be turned off at all times, children of 16 and younger are not permitted in the spa, and alcohol is definitely considered a no-no.

The Centre's overall programming goal is to offer total well-being for guests -- in mind, in body and spirit and this is the area that their eclectic programming ideas come into play. Alongside conventional treatments, guests can expect touches of Traditional Chinese healing (reflexology, acupuncture, and acussage, a combination of acupuncture and therapeutic massage). Add to these hints of New Age thought (a serene meditation atrium, reiki chakra balancing, family yoga classes as well as astrology and tarot readings ) and you begin to see why our JW award for "Most Varied Spa Program" goes to this multi-faceted resort.

Most Nurturing Spa Service...
Inn at Camelback

Bravo to the Inn at Camelback and their fabulous massage therapist, Margaret who must have been an angel in another life. Her one hour Hot Stone Massage, so wonderfully executed, made me feel as if I was floating. Imagine Native American flute music being played in the background. The therapist gently places small, smooth, heated basalt stones in the palms of your hands and at strategic pressure points under the stomach. The warmth radiates up through your torso. She then proceeds to massage the body -- sometimes with her hands sometimes with other stones that have been heated to a comfortable temperature.

Not a word passes between the two of you as your aches, pains and stress points succumb to her nurturing touch. Margaret ends her treatment with a wonderful neck and scalp massage. By making the guest feel truly nurtured this therapist elevates her Hot Stone massage from an exceptionally good one to a gold-star great one!