Before a first visit

Fifteen to twenty minutes before the booked time. That leaves room to change into a warmed robe, sit a few minutes in the cedar sauna and drink a cup of herbal tea, so the full treatment time stays on the table.

Yes, for the stated length, with the robe, sauna and quiet room included and nothing added for aromatherapy or hot towels. Gratuity is optional; eighteen to twenty percent is customary, and parties of four or more carry an automatic eighteen percent.

Retinoids and strong acids are paused for five to seven days before any facial or dermaplaning. Botox wants fourteen days and dermal fillers three to four weeks before facial massage, so nothing is shifted.

Yes. Name the therapist in the booking message and Cedar Hollow Day Spa will confirm whether that diary has room. A couples booking needs two therapists at once, so ask two to three weeks ahead for a weekend.

Strictly. A guest undresses to their own comfort level, alone in the room, and lies under warm sheets and a blanket. Only the area being treated is ever uncovered.

Yes, at any point and without giving a reason. Pressure is agreed at the start and checked again partway through, and if a treatment stops early only the time used is charged.

From thirteen weeks, with side-lying bolsters and no pressure on the abdomen. Cedar Hollow Day Spa is not a medical practice and does not assess health conditions, so anyone unsure should ask their own doctor first.

Weekend afternoons and the half-day retreat fill first, so allow two to three weeks for those. Weekday mornings are usually the easiest to book at short notice.

Single treatments need 24 hours of notice, and retreats and couples bookings 48 hours. Inside that window, or for a missed appointment, half the treatment price is charged, because the time cannot be refilled.

No. There is no retail shelf, no membership and no course of sessions to buy in advance. Gift certificates are written in dollar amounts, so the person receiving one chooses freely.