General Courtesy During Your Visit
Observing proper spa etiquette not only enhances your own relaxation but also respects the peace and comfort of other spa-goers. By following our spa etiquette tips, you ensure that your experience is as peaceful and enjoyable as possible, not just for yourself but also for those around you. Embrace the tranquility, let go of the outside world, and allow yourself to be pampered.
Frequently Asked Questions



We’ve named our rooms after the type of atmosphere we’ve created…tranquility, sanctuary, serenity, harmony, etc. It’s your time to relax, replenish and restore! For the enjoyment of all spa guests, the use of cellphones and cameras are not permitted in the service areas of our spa unless you’ve made an advance request for a special occasion. We kindly ask that all guests keep conversations quiet. We encourage you to embrace the opportunity to rejuvenate your mind and body by slowing down, speaking softly (or not at all) and enjoy the simply, blissful journey.
Please park directly behind the building. Although we share a parking lot with a neighbor business, please feel free to park wherever a spot nearest to our building. You’re also welcome to park along the street at no charge. We are bike friendly and the public transit system runs along Liberty.We share a parking lot. Use either the back or front doors to enter our lovely spa. If you’re using a navigation system, it’s very important that you use our entire address “1344 Liberty Street SE” when inputting the information. If you don’t, you’ll likely end up on the opposite end of Salem and late for your Blissful appointment. No one wants that…
We kindly ask that you attend your services without your children in order to maintain our serene atmosphere. We do, however allow children over the age of 12 to enjoy certain spa treatments under the following guidelines. Children under 16 must be accompanied by an adult and all children under the age of 18 must have an adult sign their initial consultation form. It is the adults responsibility to monitor the child’s behavior. We are not able to accommodate multiple or groups of young children.