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318 East Main Street, Fredericksburg, TX 78624Tuesday – Thursday: 9 a.m. – 6 p.m. · Friday – Saturday: 9 a.m. – 7 p.m. · Sunday: 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. · Monday: ClosedTuesday – Thursday: 9 a.m. – 6 p.m.(830) 555-0104

Day spa in Fredericksburg, Texas

An afternoon off, one block from Main Street

Massage, facials and body treatments, sorted by how much time you have. Coming with friends? Groups of three or more book by phone.

  • A menu sorted by length
  • Groups of three or more by phone
  • Gift cards for any amount
A therapist's hands drawing a wooden dry brush across a guest lying under a linen sheet, in a bright room with a window

A note from the owners

Two of us, one small spa

Friends kept asking where to go for an afternoon off in town, so we opened a place. Telma does the facials, Chuy does the massage, and we both greet you at the door.

Most weekends the tables fill with visitors: a birthday, a sisters' trip, a bride and her friends. We sorted the menu by the time you have, because a friends' trip runs on a dinner reservation. If you live nearby, come on a weekday, when the rooms are quiet and the tea is hot.

Telma and Chuy Silva

Owners

Two massage tables side by side in a dim treatment room under a large round wooden pendant light

The menu

Choose by the time you have

Every service lists how long it takes, with a booking link beside it.

Short visits

30 to 45 minutes. For the hour before dinner, or a break between errands on Main Street.

  • Express massage

    30 min

    Neck, shoulders and back, or legs and feet. You choose when you arrive.

    Massage
    Book: Express massage
  • Express facial

    30 min

    Cleansing, gentle exfoliation and a mask, with a face and shoulder massage while it sets.

    Facial
    Book: Express facial
  • Foot and calf massage

    45 min

    A warm soak, then a slow massage of feet and calves, for a day spent walking the shops.

    Hands and feet
    Book: Foot and calf massage
  • Dry brush and salt scrub

    45 min

    Dry brush strokes over arms, legs and shoulders, then a salt and oil scrub rinsed away with warm towels.

    Body
    Book: Dry brush and salt scrub

Walk-ins are welcome Tuesday to Thursday when a therapist has an opening.

An hour

60 to 75 minutes. The length most guests choose, with time to arrive and time to rest.

  • Swedish massage

    60 min

    Long, flowing strokes at light to medium pressure for the whole body.

    Massage
    Book: Swedish massage
  • Deep tissue massage

    60 min

    Slower, firmer pressure for shoulders, hips and lower back, set by you.

    Massage
    Book: Deep tissue massage
  • Prenatal massage

    60 min

    Side-lying massage with pillows for support, from a therapist trained in prenatal work. Please check with your doctor before you book.

    Doctor's go-ahead
    Book: Prenatal massage
  • Classic facial

    60 min

    A skin check, cleansing, exfoliation, extractions as needed, a mask and a massage of face, neck and shoulders.

    Facial
    Book: Classic facial
  • Facial for mature skin

    75 min

    A slower facial with a richer mask and a longer massage, for skin that has changed with age.

    Facial
    Book: Facial for mature skin
  • Warm wrap

    60 min

    Warm linens wrapped around you while you rest, with a scalp and neck massage.

    Ask your doctor first
    Book: Warm wrap

A long visit

90 minutes and more. For a birthday, an anniversary, or a day with nowhere else to be.

  • Long Swedish massage

    90 min

    The full-body hour with time for everything: back, legs, arms, scalp and feet.

    Massage
    Book: Long Swedish massage
  • Hot stone massage

    90 min

    Warm stones set along the back and worked into shoulders and legs.

    Ask your doctor first
    Book: Hot stone massage
  • Scrub and massage

    105 min

    A dry brush and salt scrub, a warm rinse and a full-body Swedish massage, in one booking.

    Body
    Book: Scrub and massage
  • Massage and facial

    2 hr

    A 60-minute massage and a 60-minute facial with tea between, booked together.

    Two treatmentsDeposit to book
    Book: Massage and facial

Heat treatments are for guests 18 and older. The policies page says who should ask a doctor first.

Prices are set by the spa and shown when you book. A therapist's level can change the price, and the booking page shows it before you confirm.

Friends' trip

Coming with friends?

Groups of three or more book by phone, so we can put your treatments side by side and keep your afternoon on schedule.

  1. 01

    Step 1: Call the front desk

    Tell us how many of you, which day and what time dinner is. Groups of three or more book by phone, not online.

  2. 02

    Step 2: We line up the rooms

    Where the schedule allows, we put your treatments side by side and match each of you with a therapist or esthetician.

  3. 03

    Step 3: Arrive together

    Robes, slippers and tea for everyone, and your treatments end in time for the next thing on your list.

Kind words

From guests

“Six of us came for my sister's birthday. The front desk lined everything up, and we walked out together an hour before our dinner.”

Lindsey H.Friends' trip

“I booked the 90-minute massage on a Tuesday. It was quiet, nobody rushed me, and there was tea at the end.”

Roy D.Long visit

“Telma asked about my skin before she touched it and told me what she was doing at each step.”

Corinne B.Classic facial

Sample reviews.

The team

Who you'll meet first

The two of us and the therapist most guests ask for. Each practitioner's license is listed beside their name.

  • Telma Silva, owner and esthetician, with short silver hair in a navy wrap top, holding a folded white robe beside shelves of towels

    Telma Silva

    Owner and esthetician

    • Esthetician License · TX Lic. 000000

    Telma starts every facial with a skin check and a talk about what you use at home. She works with mature skin and acne-prone skin, and tells you plainly when a dermatologist is the better next step. She speaks Spanish and English.

  • Chuy Silva, owner and massage therapist, in a gray tunic leaning against a wood-paneled wall in the hallway

    Chuy Silva

    Owner and massage therapist

    • Massage Therapist License · TX Lic. 000000

    Chuy works with slow, even pressure and plenty of patience for shoulders and hips after a long drive. He leads the hot stone and deep tissue visits and is the one to ask about a massage for a group. He speaks Spanish and English.

  • Jakayla Clarke, massage therapist, in a white tunic folding a towel at the reception counter beside a bowl of flowers

    Jakayla Clarke

    Massage therapist

    • Massage Therapist License · TX Lic. 000000

    Jakayla does Swedish, prenatal and hot stone massage, and she keeps a group's afternoon on schedule so everyone finishes in time for dinner. She is trained in prenatal massage; ask her before you book one.

Questions before you book

How early should I arrive?

Ten minutes before your time. That's enough to change into a robe and talk through the hour. If you arrive late, we shorten your treatment so the next guest isn't kept waiting.

What should I wear?

Whatever is comfortable on the way in. We give you a robe, slippers and a locker. For massage you undress to your comfort and stay covered by a sheet.

Can we come as a group?

Yes. Groups of three or more book by phone so we can line up rooms and therapists. Two of you can book online and sit side by side.

Do you take walk-ins?

Tuesday to Thursday, when a therapist has an opening. Weekends fill first, so book ahead if you can.

Hours

When we're open

On East Main Street, with parking behind the building.

  1. MondayMonToday
    Closed
  2. TuesdayTueToday
    9 a.m. – 6 p.m.
  3. WednesdayWedToday
    9 a.m. – 6 p.m.
  4. ThursdayThuToday
    9 a.m. – 6 p.m.
  5. FridayFriToday
    9 a.m. – 7 p.m.
  6. SaturdaySatToday
    9 a.m. – 7 p.m.
  7. SundaySunToday
    10 a.m. – 4 p.m.

Walk-ins are welcome Tuesday to Thursday when a therapist has an opening. Weekends fill first, so book ahead.