Top rated massage in Redmond, open every day until ten at night

Our doors open at 10 AM and stay open until 10 PM, seven days a week, Sunday included. A 90-minute massage booked at 8:30 PM still runs its full ninety minutes. We don't trim the end of it. If you work a normal week and have been putting off a massage in Redmond because every appointment seemed to want a piece of your working day, an 8:30 PM start costs exactly what a morning start costs — one price per line on the menu, no evening surcharge.

One condition on the late slots: the couples room and the head spa basins are limited, and the evening is when they fill. Call ahead if you want a specific room. Walk-ins are genuinely welcome whenever a therapist is free, and on a quiet afternoon that works out fine, but an unannounced 8 PM request for the two-table room is optimistic. The open-late guide works out the last usable start time for every length.

The hours don't change at the weekend, which surprises people who carry a mental rule about Sundays. The hours are the same 10 AM to 10 PM on a Sunday as on a Tuesday. A Sunday-evening 120-minute session with hot stone at $160 is an ordinary booking here, and so is a $50 back massage on a Monday morning before work. If your only window has ever been a lunch break, take the late slot instead and give yourself the whole ninety minutes.

Ask for lighter and you'll get lighter. It costs nothing, and it can happen at any point in the session — twenty minutes in, or eighty minutes in, after you already told the therapist that firm was fine and then discovered somewhere around your left shoulder blade that it wasn't. The session still runs the length you booked, and the number at the desk is the number that was on the menu when you booked it. If the pressure is wrong, your therapist would rather hear it at minute ten than read it on your face at the end.

Deep tissue has a reputation it didn't earn. It's a technique, not a test of endurance, and nobody hands out a prize for lying still through work that stopped being useful ten minutes ago. The line worth holding is between the dull ache of a tight area being worked — uncomfortable, productive, over quickly — and anything sharp, burning or radiating, which is neither. That instinct is the same one behind NCCIH's things-to-know guidance for people using massage for health purposes: ask the person working on you direct questions, and ask them before the session rather than after it.

Some tenderness the day after deeper work is common and it fades. Pain that keeps coming back week after week is a different category, and no amount of pressure adjustment addresses it. The American Massage Therapy Association's position that massage may support physical, mental and social well-being is carefully worded, and so is this page: massage may help with relaxation and everyday muscle tension, and it is not a substitute for medical care.

People freeze because they can't find the words while face down in a cradle. The wording is shorter than you'd expect — a direction and a place, and your therapist adjusts on the next stroke:

• "Lighter here" or "firmer here" — pressure is rarely wrong everywhere at once, so name the area.
• "Skip that" — any region can come off the plan, including feet, scalp, stomach or a single shoulder.
• "More time on this" — on a 90 or a 120 there is room to redistribute minutes rather than march through a route.
• "Too hot" — the hot stone lines and the room itself are both adjustable, and neither is worth enduring.
• "Stop" — ends it. You don't owe anyone an explanation, and the session is still the session you booked.

The scalp basins are down the hall from the massage rooms. Head spa basins and massage rooms share one suite, so a package holds both under a single name across one block of the evening — 90 minutes at $130, two hours at $160, up to $260 for the 150-minute pairing of the Signature hour and the Glass Skin facial. You take your shoes off once. You explain your shoulder once instead of on two separate days, and you make one drive instead of two.

The $130 Back Massage + Signature Head Spa combines 45 minutes of back and legs massage with 45 minutes of head spa. Compare the spa packages by their included treatments and duration. For focused bodywork, the deep tissue massage guide covers the 90- and 120-minute choices.

Two guests pay nothing extra for coming together. Couple Massage is $160 for 60 minutes for the pair, which is exactly twice the $80 single hour, and every two-guest package on the menu is exactly twice its one-guest twin — both numbers are printed, so you can check it yourself. The couples massage page covers what the pair get in the two-table room, and the date-night guide handles two-guest pricing across the rest of the menu. Parking is free in the garage under the block and the front desk validates your ticket, so the number you saw online is the number you pay — the Overlake arrival guide has the turn, the entrance and the walk to Suite 190.

One caveat, stated plainly. Massage can be a reasonable part of how you handle a stressful stretch, which is roughly how Mayo Clinic Health System discusses massage in the context of stress and anxiety. Pain that keeps coming back is a different category, and NCCIH's review of complementary approaches for chronic pain is worth reading before you book a massage instead of an appointment with a clinician.

Book on Fresha, or call (425) 497-9700 and name the length you want. A massage in Redmond, WA at half past eight on a Sunday is an ordinary booking here, and this is what it comes with:

For a present for two, the couples massage gift card guide explains two-guest prices and how to reserve the shared room. If the occasion is close, the last-minute spa gift guide covers the online purchase steps; buying a gift card does not reserve an appointment.

For someone who enjoys massage but is hard to shop for, see our birthday and anniversary gift ideas. It includes a luxury spa experience alongside personal gifts and activities, with suggestions for family, friends and workplace gifts.

• Open 10 AM to 10 PM, every day — a 90-minute massage can still start at 8:30 PM, Sunday included.
• Every price published — $50 to $180 across the massage menu, add-ons included, with no call-for-pricing line.
• Massage and head spa in one suite — packages run $130 to $260, one booking and one arrival.
• No couples premium — Couple Massage is $160 for two guests, exactly twice the $80 hour.
• Free parking — the garage under the block, validated at the front desk.