Sisa's Thai Spa

Often called "lazy yoga," this ancient technique uses no oils. You remain fully clothed on a mat while the therapist guides your body through a series of stretches, compressions, and acupressure. Expect to be moved into various positions to improve flexibility, relieve deep tension, and boost energy flow. It is both deeply relaxing and invigorating.

This massage focuses on the deeper layers of muscle and connective tissue. Using slower, firmer strokes, the therapist targets chronic tension and specific problem areas, such as a stiff neck or a sore lower back. It's excellent for rehabilitating muscle injury and breaking down stubborn knots, and you may feel some firm pressure that leads to significant relief

Designed for athletes, this massage focuses on preventing and treating injuries, as well as enhancing performance. It combines techniques to warm up muscles before an event or to help with recovery afterward. The therapist will focus on the muscle groups used in your sport, working to increase flexibility, reduce fatigue, and promote circulation.

Smooth, heated basalt stones are placed on key points of your body and used by the therapist as an extension of their hands to massage your muscles. The deep, penetrating warmth soothes aching muscles, improves blood flow, and promotes a state of profound relaxation. It's a wonderfully warm and calming experience.

This is the most common type of massage for general relaxation. Using long, flowing strokes, kneading, and circular movements on the topmost layers of muscles, it's perfect for easing everyday stress, improving circulation, and promoting overall wellness. It's a gentle yet effective way to unwind and recharge.

A Swedish massage enhanced with the use of personalized essential oils. You'll choose scents based on your needs (e.g., lavender for relaxation, eucalyptus for invigoration). The gentle massage techniques combined with the aromatic benefits of the oils work to improve your mood, reduce stress, and balance both mind and body.

This session offers the best of both worlds. It typically blends the passive stretching and energy work of Traditional Thai Massage with the soothing, oil-based strokes of a Swedish or aromatherapy massage. It's an ideal choice if you want to experience deep stretching for flexibility while also enjoying the relaxing glide of an oil massage.

Perfect for a quick escape or for those who hold tension in their upper body. While seated comfortably, the therapist uses acupressure, kneading, and gentle stretching to target the scalp, neck, shoulders, and upper back. It effectively relieves headaches, computer-related strain, and general tightness in just a short time.

Based on the principles of reflexology, this treatment focuses solely on your feet, lower legs, and ankles. The therapist applies firm pressure to specific points on the feet that correspond to different organs and systems in the body. It's not only wonderfully relaxing for tired feet but is also believed to promote overall health and balance throughout the body.

This often refers to Ayurvedic massage techniques from India, known as Abhyanga. It involves a rhythmic, synchronized massage with warm, herbalized oils chosen for your body type. The goal is to detoxify the body, strengthen the nervous system, and promote harmony between mind, body, and spirit. It is a deeply nourishing and rejuvenating experience.

Warm, steamed pouches filled with therapeutic Thai herbs (like lemongrass, turmeric, and ginger) are pressed and rolled over your body. The combination of heat and healing herbs helps to reduce inflammation, ease muscle and joint pain, and improve circulation. The aromatic steam adds a deeply soothing and sensory element to the treatment.

A facial is a multi-step skin treatment designed to deeply cleanse, exfoliate, and nourish your skin, promoting a clear, well-hydrated, and vibrant complexion. The result is both a therapeutic and deeply pampering experience that leaves your skin glowing and your mind completely relaxed.