Planning a Group Spa Day: What to Book for 2 or 3 People

Spa visits are often thought of as solo experiences, but some of the most memorable ones happen in company. A shared treatment — two or three people in the same room, with their own therapists, going through the same experience together — creates something qualitatively different from a solo appointment.

If you’re planning a group visit, knowing what’s available and how to put it together makes the difference between a good experience and a great one.

What Makes a Group Spa Visit Different

The key is simultaneous treatment in a shared private suite. This isn’t two people booking separate rooms at the same time — it’s two or three people in the same space, with dedicated therapists for each person, having the experience together.

The shared environment matters. There’s something about going through a treatment alongside someone you care about — the same warmth, the same stillness, the same unhurried pace — that deepens the experience for both people. It’s why couples massages and group facials have become one of the most popular ways to mark a special occasion or simply spend meaningful time together.

Group Massage Options

For two people — Side by Side Serenity. Our couples massage experience in a private suite with two therapists. Available in 60 and 90 minutes. This is the most popular format for couples, close friends, or any two people who want to share the experience.

For three people — Side by Side Trinity. The same format extended to three. Three therapists, one suite, one session. Available in 60 and 90 minutes. Ideal for a bachelorette group, a birthday celebration with close friends, or a family outing.

Both options can include the same massage add-ons available in individual sessions — hot stones, scalp treatment, deep tissue upgrades — applied to one or all members of the group.

Group Facial Options

Mom & Daughter (daughter 12 and up) and Glow Together Besties — 60-minute spa facials side by side in our couples room, using Obagi or Dermalogica products.

Mommy & Me — A 30-minute pairing designed for mother and child under 11. Mom receives an express facial; child receives our Princess Facial. A genuinely sweet experience for both.

Daddy & Daughter — Dad’s choice of face or back facial paired with an age-appropriate treatment for his daughter.

Trinity Skin Synergy — A 60-minute facial experience for three people simultaneously. Perfect for a group of friends, a bachelorette party, or any trio celebrating together.

Mixing Treatments

Groups don’t have to receive the same service. One person can receive a massage while another has a facial — we’ll sequence and time the appointments so everyone finishes together or transitions to the next part of the visit at the same time.

If you’re planning a longer spa day with multiple treatments, tell us what everyone is hoping for when you call and we’ll put together a schedule that flows well.

What to Keep in Mind When Booking

Book early. Group appointments require multiple therapists and our private suite, which means availability is more limited than individual bookings. The further in advance you book, the more flexibility you’ll have with timing.

Communicate preferences ahead of time. Pressure preferences, areas to avoid, and any health considerations are worth sharing when you book rather than at the appointment. For groups, this information needs to be collected for each person.

Arrive together. The experience begins when you arrive — give yourselves time to settle in, change, and transition before the treatments start. Rushing in separately at different times disrupts the flow.

Consider a bundle. Our spa bundles are designed for a seamless multi-treatment visit. If your group is interested in combining a body treatment with massage or a facial, a bundle provides a pre-sequenced experience that’s also better value.

For any questions about putting together a group visit, we’re happy to help over the phone. Group bookings are some of our most enjoyable appointments to plan.