Calistoga Thai Massage

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Lavender Hill Spa - Just a few steps from historic downtown Calistoga you will find a hidden treasure. Nestled into a beautifully terraced garden hillside is Lavender Hill Spa. A harmonious blend of the Napa Valleys natural beauty with exotic Asian influenced statuary and art create the perfect setting for high quality spa treatments. “…tiny and tranquil Lavender Hill Spa provides an infusion of well deserved well being. Even the most high-strung urbanite will emerge from and interlude at this intimate, family owned garden spa feeling rested and restored.” – Solano Magazine. Although not exclusively for couples Lavender Hill Spa is often referred to as “Calistoga’s most romantic spa”, perfect for honeymoons, anniversaries and romantic occasions. Charming bath cottages feature two Jacuzzi style tubs and are designed for one or two people to enjoy spa treatments in complete privacy. With a reputation for being some of the best in the Napa Valley the massage staff is required to have extensive experience and advanced training. As one guest put it “This place is outstanding! Every aspect of my experience was soothing, tranquil and delightful.” Escape from the pressures of everyday life and experience Lavender Hill Spa. Open 7 days a week from 9am to 9pm. Advanced reservations recommended. 1-800-528-4772 or 707-942-4495.

More about Thai Massage:

The Traditional Medical Massage of Thailand, more commonly known as Thai Massage, is one of the world's oldest healing modalities. It originated in India during the Buddha's lifetime, over 2500 years ago, and was brought to this world by a saint, the "Father Doctor Shivago Komarpahj", a contemporary of the Buddha and some say his personal physician and the physician to the King of India. As Buddhism spread out from India, this healing medicine spread with it. Early in its development it found its way to Southeast Asia where, for centuries, it was performed by monks as one element of indigenous Thai medicine. The Thai people, like many others in the orient, saw illness as an imbalance in the body/mind/spirit and they would seek help at the local temple.