Not every spa day is the same kind of day. Some people want an hour of deep tissue work, others a facial, a scalp treatment or a full afternoon with a robe and tea. The spas in Austin on this page have drawn more than 3,500 Google reviews between them, with ratings running from 4.4 up to a perfect 5.0, and the right pick depends far more on the treatment you want than on the star count.
Short answer: The most-reviewed spa is Moonlight Head Spa | Austin, rated 5.0 from more than 910 Google reviews, with reviewers praising its scalp massage and facial treatments. Oasis Spa - Austin (4.9, more than 740 reviews) is a massage spa whose own site lists a 60-minute deep tissue massage at $80. Spavia Day Spa lists memberships from $89 a month.
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Moonlight Head Spa | Austin
5.0★★★★★920 Google reviews
Moonlight Head Spa | Austin is a day spa at 5501 N Lamar Blvd built around head spa treatments. Reviewers describe a Japanese-style scalp massage with a cleanse, exfoliation, nourishing treatments and a warm-water rinse, as well as facials, massage and a hot stone package. It is open every day.
What people praise
- Reviewers describe a calm, quiet atmosphere with soft lighting and attentive therapists
- Customers mention the scalp massage, hair mask and facial as highlights
- Therapists adjust pressure on request, according to one reviewer
- Reviewers say the owner, Cam, welcomes guests personally
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Rating breakdown99% 5-star
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Our take: A good fit for a scalp treatment or a group outing, and the most-reviewed spa on this page. Check the current treatment menu when you book.
📍5501 N Lamar Blvd c119, Austin, TX 78751
#2🕑 Open 7 days↩ Responds to reviews
Oasis Spa - Austin
4.9★★★★★742 Google reviews
Oasis Spa - Austin is a massage spa at 5720A Burnet Rd. Its booking page lists Swedish and deep tissue massage, couples massage, and add-ons such as essential oil and cupping, with a free hot stone treatment included in its deep tissue massages. It is open every day, with a 12-hour cancellation policy.
What people praise
- Reviewers call it fairly priced, with posted prices for each massage length
- Customers describe thorough, properly timed deep tissue and Swedish massages
- A couple mentioned being offered a deep tissue and a Swedish for a small difference in price
- Reviewers mention clean rooms, easy booking and plenty of parking
Worth knowing
- Its booking policy charges the full fee for a same-day change or no-show
- One reviewer advises booking ahead because slots are sought after
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Rating breakdown96% 5-star
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Our take: A straightforward massage pick with prices you can see before you book. If you want facials or waxing too, look at the full day spas on this page.
📍5720A Burnet Rd, Austin, TX 78756
#3🕑 Open 7 days↩ Responds to reviews
Spavia Day Spa - Austin, TX
4.7★★★★★639 Google reviews
Spavia Day Spa - Austin, TX, known on its own site as Spavia On Burnet, is a branch of the Spavia day spa brand at 6701 Burnet Rd. The site lists massage, facials, body treatments, waxing and spa packages, and Google also lists it for eyebrow and lash services. The site shows memberships from $89 a month and $20 off a first facial or massage Monday to Thursday. It is open seven days.
What people praise
- Reviewers praise relaxing massages and say the facility feels like a real spa
- One customer liked the robe, sandals and tea that come with a visit
- A reviewer called a facial there fantastic
- Wide menu covering massage, facial and waxing in one visit
Worth knowing
- One member said it can be hard to match with the right massage therapist for their preferred touch
- One reviewer found it hard to reach by phone at first
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Rating breakdown88% 5-star
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Our take: A good all-round choice if you want one place for massage, facials and waxing, particularly with a membership. Tell the front desk what pressure and style you prefer so they can match you with the right therapist.
📍6701 Burnet Rd b3, Austin, TX 78757
#4🕑 Open 7 days↩ Responds to reviews
Viva Day Spa + Med Spa | Lamar
4.7★★★★★546 Google reviews
Viva Day Spa + Med Spa | Lamar is a day spa at 215 S Lamar Blvd that Google also lists as a medical spa, nail salon, facial spa and laser hair removal service. Reviewers describe deep tissue massage, facials, a signature massage, manicures and a private group event. It is open from 9 AM to 9 PM every day.
What people praise
- Reviewers name individual massage therapists and say they tailored each session
- Customers describe a calm, clean facility
- A facial customer said the esthetician thoroughly evaluates your skin and builds a plan with you
- A reviewer who held a private group event called it well organised
Worth knowing
- One reviewer who booked a manicure wanted a more detailed cuticle trim
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Rating breakdown88% 5-star
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Our take: A solid choice for massage and facials with long daily hours and group-friendly space. For anything beyond day-spa treatments, ask the spa directly what it offers.
📍215 S Lamar Blvd, Austin, TX 78704
#5🕑 Open 7 days↩ Responds to reviews
milk + honey | Downtown Austin
4.4★★★★★744 Google reviews
milk + honey | Downtown Austin is the Guadalupe Street location of a spa brand with several Austin sites plus others in Chicago, Houston and Los Angeles. Its site lists massage, facials, brows, lashes, waxing, nail care, a medSPA and a hair salon, and calls this its flagship in the 2nd Street District. It is open from 8 AM to 10 PM daily.
What people praise
- Reviewers praise express facials, dermaplane facials and massages as relaxing
- A customer said a stylist's updo lasted from morning until 2 AM
- Reviewers mention complimentary snacks and a welcoming waiting area
- The longest daily hours of any spa here
Worth knowing
- Its 4.4 rating is the lowest on this page, and some critical reviews concern hair color
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Rating breakdown77% 5-star
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Our take: The broadest menu here, covering spa, salon and medSPA in one building, which suits a long visit or a pre-event day. Confirm the specific provider for hair or aesthetic services before you book.
📍100A Guadalupe St, Austin, TX 78701
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What do Austin spa treatments cost? (2026)
Spa pricing in Austin depends on treatment length, the therapist’s level, add-ons and whether you book through a membership. The prices below come from Oasis Spa’s and Spavia’s own sites; the other spas here do not list prices on their sites.
| Job | Typical price |
|---|
| Deep tissue massage, 60 minutes (Oasis Spa) | $80 |
| Deep tissue massage, 90 minutes (Oasis Spa) | $110 |
| Essential oil or cupping add-on (Oasis Spa) | $20 each |
| Monthly membership (Spavia On Burnet) | from $89 / month |
Prices as listed on Oasis Spa’s booking page and Spavia On Burnet’s website. The other spas here do not list treatment prices on their sites, so ask each for a current menu.
Spas across Austin
These spas are spread around the city, with locations on North Lamar, Burnet Road, South Lamar and Guadalupe Street downtown, so there is a choice near most of central and north Austin. If you’re searching for a spa near me in Austin, each listing shows a phone number, directions and, for most, an online booking link.
Questions to ask before booking a spa
- What is the length of the treatment, and does that include time to change and settle in?
- Can I request a therapist or pressure level in advance?
- What is the cancellation policy and is there a fee for same-day changes?
- Are tips included, or paid separately at the end?
- Is there a first-time guest offer or a membership discount?
Frequently asked questions
What is a head spa, and where can I try one in Austin?
Moonlight Head Spa | Austin offers head spa treatments. Reviewers there describe a Japanese-style scalp massage that includes a cleanse, exfoliation, nourishing treatments and a warm-water rinse, and some also mention a hair mask.
What is Oasis Spa’s cancellation policy?
Its booking page asks guests to cancel or change at least 12 hours ahead and says a same-day change or no-show carries the full service fee. Late arrivals may also shorten the treatment.
Which of these Austin spas also offer hair, nails or waxing?
milk + honey’s site lists a hair salon, nail care and waxing, and Spavia’s lists waxing. Google also lists Viva Day Spa + Med Spa | Lamar as a nail salon. Call ahead for the current menu.
Which Austin spa is open latest?
milk + honey | Downtown Austin lists hours from 8 AM to 10 PM every day. Viva Day Spa + Med Spa | Lamar and Oasis Spa list closing times of 9 PM.
Where to book
For a scalp treatment, start with Moonlight Head Spa. For a massage at posted prices, Oasis Spa is a clear choice, and for a full spa menu in one place look at Spavia, Viva or milk + honey. Whichever you choose, book the specific treatment and ask about the cancellation policy first.
