Hand and Stone

The people there are so kind and helpful. They really make me feel welcome. I also love that there are always new products to look at.

Overall it was a great experience! Abby was great. I didn't realize how tense I was until I felt so relaxed after the massage. It was exactly what I needed.

I absolutely loved both my massage therapist and my asthetician ❤️ I always get the same girls and I absolutely love them both. They’re friendly, non judgmental, and they do fabulous work. They both spoke in length about how much they loved the new owners and how they loved their jobs and that made me very happy! Nothing is more annoying than listening to someone complain about their job. But both girls had wonderful things to say about their place of employment and their bosses! I loved listening to them tell me positive things! It’s such a change from what you normally hear from someone when you ask them if they like their place of employment or their boss. Fabulous place with fabulous employees ❤️

Cathy is an excellent massage therapist. She is very knowledgeable and professional. I would highly recommend Cathy without hesitation.

Walk in appt made-- great from start to finish! The facial was wonderful . I would highly recommend hand and stone to others

Cleanliness of the facility, very warm and inviting. Exceptional message therapist. Maxine was amazing. Overall, incredibly pleased.

The staff, atmosphere , are so relaxing that as soon as you walk back to the massage rooms you are in the zone! Bathroom is always clean and smells lovely! Music is soothing, Abby is wonderful and has helped ease my pain when needed!

Susan is amazing. She used the perfect amount of pressure and targeted the areas I needed most. I only wish i had the time to do 2 hours with her. She really is the best!

I was very satisfied with my massage. Tiffany was very knowledgeable. She was very good in identifying my problem areas and working on them. I was very please with the relief I felt in my neck and back areas.

Some of the music selections playing yesterday were not at all relaxing. They sounded like bad 80s music. Most of it was fine, though. I'd like to point out that most of your therapists have one problem; they abruptly stop contact and just as abruptly resume contact. My training says that the therapist should avoid breaking contact whenever possible, but if they must they should do so subtly. A light, sweeping motion should be used to break contact, and a lightly placed single finger followed by the other fingertips should be used to resume contact. It makes the experience so much more relaxing and enables the subject to stay in their state of suspension. Just an observation, not a complaint.