Time For Me Day Spa

Took my sister here today for her birthday. What a beautiful, relaxing spot. The waiting area overlooks the tranquil grounds. My therapist Tanya picked me up right on time and went over my treatments with me. The room was well appointed and comfortable. I did the 60 minute massage and hand and foot paraffin treatment. She started out massaging my hands and feet and scrubbing them. Then the paraffin dip followed by the massage. Pressure was perfect and I was so relaxed by the time we were done. When I came out I enjoyed some cucumber infused water and a delicious cookie. I would definitely come back again and highly recommend!

Moved out to the area, found this place and thought it looked fantastic. I had been getting massages monthly and was looking forward to finding a spa where I could continue to get body work, take my mom when she visited, etc. Wow. Was I disappointed…
My first visit, I was pregnant, and got a prenatal massage. This was probably my 3^rd or 4^th prenatal massage, but first time I had been to Time for Me. The massage therapist was HORRIBLE. The entire time she essentially petted me, or what my sister calls ‘fish hands,’ where they actually do nothing the entire time. Part of the way through, I asked her to apply some pressure. Research has come a long way and shown that pregnant women can have massages, can have tight muscles worked on, etc. Of course, there are limits, and I wasn’t asking for a deep tissue or anything, but she changed nothing. Through the course of the massage, I just got more and more annoyed. My husband could have given me a massage 4x better and for free. What made the situation worse — when I was paying for my service, I told the woman (who I am almost certain was the manager or owner) about my experience and she didn’t care at all. No apology, no nothing. I left angry, frustrated, and vowed never to return.
Then, I received a large gift certificate from a group of people I worked with from out of town– was very sweet of them, but found myself with a big chunk of money to a place that just thinking about months later still made me frustrated.
Pregnant, I knew to avoid a prenatal massage, so I got a facial. Again, pregnant women are not sensitive flowers that are going to brake, miscarry, etc at the smallest thing. The woman giving me the facial found I was pregnant and immediately turned off the heat pad on the table. The heat was not hot and it was completely unnecessary. She didn’t ask, just said, ‘oh, I should turn this off.’ In general, found that they seem to have ridiculous thoughts about what a pregnant woman can and can’t do. The facial itself was fine. Nothing spectacular and wouldn’t have gotten another if paid for with my own money.
To finish off my gift card, I got 2 services. I liked the guy who worked on me a lot. He was friendly, good pressure, good work, made sure I was comfortable, but overall, it felt short. I arrived about 10 minutes early to my appointment, filled out the form (for the 3^rd time, because the info isn’t saved apparently), and was called up on time. Couldn’t help but notice when the work was done that it had been 45 minutes. Seemed a little odd to me and when I got home, checked the services I had picked and confirmed what I thought — that it was supposed to be 60 minutes of services. I had two 30 minute services, totaling almost $ 100, and somehow finish 45 minutes later? How is this possible?
This place has all the looks of a fantastic spa but it absurd and apparently will shaft you for the services you pay for. DON’T BE FOOLED.
Also, have to ask, where did the rest of the reviews go? Time for Me used to have ton of reviews on Unilocal,and I believe, Trip Advisor.

Great pedicure fron Donna today. I was desperately in need & left with feet feeling new. Calm, clean and soothing environment, cucumber infused water, massage chair, OPI polish (& some others), comfortable waiting room. They fit me in even though I called in the morning. Definitely my go to for nails from now on.