A massage membership gift is the rare present that is still turning up in March. At High Stone, plans start at $66.99 a month, and that money lands as credit in the member’s account on the 1st whether or not they book that week.
One honest wrinkle before you shop. A membership is set up in the member’s own name, on their own card, with a three-month minimum — so signing it is their call, not yours. The clean way to give one is a gift card in the amount of a few months, handed over with a note saying what you meant by it.
Below: what each plan puts in the account, what three months costs, and what to buy instead.
What a massage membership gift puts in the account each month
Three main plans. Billing is on the 1st, and the full amount arrives that day as credit.
| Plan | Per month | What lands each month |
|---|---|---|
| 60-Min Full Body | $66.99 | One 60-minute full body massage, classic facial, combo reflexology or feet reflexology — member picks |
| 90-Min Full Body (most popular) | $96.99 | One 90-minute full body massage |
| Holistic Glow Plan | $161.99 | A facial plus a 60-minute massage — 120 minutes of care |
The $66.99 plan is the one to look at for a gift, because the member chooses what each month’s credit becomes. A massage in January and a facial in March is a perfectly normal year.
The $96.99 plan is the one most members pick. A 90-minute full body massage is $110.99 on its own at Flower Mound and $139.99 at Colleyville, so the monthly price sits under the walk-in price of the session it covers, and member discounts apply on top while the membership is active.
Three specialty plans sit alongside them: Core Cryo at $23.99 a month and Cryo Max at $34.99 a month, both tied to Colleyville, where the whole-body cryotherapy is, plus 60-Min Medical Reflexology at $71.99. Ask the desk what those cover before buying one for someone else.
Why the roll-over is the part that matters for a gift
The plan price is not really the interesting bit. These four terms are.
- Credits roll over month to month, so a month nobody had time for is not a month lost.
- Credits are shareable with immediate family. One plan can cover a partner, a parent or a grown child.
- Billing is on the 1st, and the full amount lands as credit the same day.
- A membership can be frozen for $10 a month — useful for travel or a stretch when nobody can get in.
That combination is what lets a membership read as a gift rather than as pressure. The usual way a spa gift goes to waste is that nobody books it, and rolled-over credit plus family sharing takes much of that risk out.
Gift card vs membership: which one to buy
They solve different problems, and which one wins depends on how well you know the person’s habits.
| Gift card | Membership | |
|---|---|---|
| Who chooses the service | They do | The plan does |
| Commitment for them | None | Three-month minimum, billed monthly |
| Best when | They have never been in, or you are not sure what they like | They already come in and want the per-visit value |
| What it covers | Anything on the menu at either spa | The plan service, plus member discounts |
If the membership is what you want to give, the practical route is a gift card worth a few months plus a sentence telling them what it is for. They enroll themselves on the membership page, or the front desk does it with them on their next visit. To arrange it any other way, call (972) 539-1388 and ask rather than assume.
What three months of a membership costs
| Plan | Per month | Three months |
|---|---|---|
| 60-Min Full Body | $66.99 | $200.97 |
| 90-Min Full Body | $96.99 | $290.97 |
| Holistic Glow Plan | $161.99 | $485.97 |
Those are the numbers to write on a card. For scale: a 60-minute full body massage is $80 at Flower Mound and $100 at Colleyville, a 90-minute is $110.99 and $139.99, and a classic facial is $110 at both spas. Full menus are on the pricing pages.
One thing worth knowing if they have never walked in: the classic facial has an intro price of $69 on a first visit. A $69 card is a real gift here, not a token one.
The three-month commitment, said plainly
Better read before you buy than after. This is the membership term, word for word.
Three-month minimum commitment. Member discounts apply while your membership is active. If you cancel, remaining credits stay redeemable for 45 days.
So: three months at minimum, and credits do not disappear the day someone stops — they stay redeemable for 45 days. If life gets in the way before that, the plan can be frozen for $10 a month instead of canceled. That is the whole of it.
Wellness gift ideas in DFW when a membership is not the fit
Plenty of people do not want a subscription, which is a reasonable thing not to want. A card pointed at one specific thing often lands better, and our packages are built for that.
- The High Stone Signature Escape, $275 — a full body massage and a customized facial.
- Rejuvenation Retreat, $225 — a full body massage, foot scrub, sauna time and a customized facial. The infrared sauna is at Flower Mound, so ask which spa to book it at.
- The Ultimate Stress-Melting Experience, $160 — 60 minutes of shirodhara followed by 30 minutes of reflexology.
- A 3-Pack of 90-Minute Body Massages, $315, at Flower Mound.
- A single service. A HydroFacial is $149, a 30-minute scalp session $55, a 60-minute full body massage $80 in Flower Mound or $100 in Colleyville.
Gift cards are issued in any amount, so none of those numbers is a ceiling. Round up and let them put the difference toward an add-on — aromatherapy is $15 on any massage.
Whatever goes on the card, keep the promise modest when you hand it over. Massage, facials and our wellness rooms support relaxation and general wellbeing. They are complementary care, not a substitute for medical diagnosis or treatment. If the person you are buying for is pregnant or managing a medical condition, tell them to check with their physician first and to mention it at the front desk when they book.
Frequently asked questions
Can I buy a massage membership for someone else as a gift?
A membership sits in the member’s own name with their own card on file and carries a three-month minimum, so signing it is their call. The usual route is a gift card for a few months of it — $200.97 covers three months of the $66.99 plan — and they sign up themselves. Call (972) 539-1388 to arrange anything different.
How much is a massage membership at High Stone?
$66.99 a month for a 60-minute full body massage, classic facial, combo reflexology or feet reflexology; $96.99 a month for a 90-minute full body massage, which is the plan most members choose; and $161.99 a month for the Holistic Glow Plan, a facial plus a 60-minute massage. Specialty plans exist for cryotherapy at Colleyville and for medical reflexology.
Do membership credits expire?
They roll over month to month while the membership is active, so an unused month is not a wasted one. If a member cancels, the terms state that remaining credits stay redeemable for 45 days. Credits are shareable with immediate family too, which is the easiest way through a backlog — send a partner or a parent in.
Can two people share one membership?
Yes. Credits are shareable with immediate family, so a $96.99 plan can send one person in this month and someone else next. Couples massage is priced per couple and staffed by two therapists, so if the idea is to bank credit for a couples session, ask the front desk how the credit applies first.
How much should I put on a gift card?
Any amount works, so pick against something real. $69 is the intro price on a classic facial for a first-time guest. $80 buys a 60-minute full body massage at Flower Mound, $100 the same session at Colleyville. $110 is a classic facial at either spa, $160 the Ultimate Stress-Melting Experience, $275 the Signature Escape.
When will an e-gift card arrive?
Gift cards are sent electronically through our booking system in whatever amount you choose. We would rather not promise a delivery time we do not control, so if it has to be in an inbox by a particular morning, call (972) 539-1388 and buy it with a little room to spare.
If you already know the number, buy a gift card in any amount and write on it what you meant by it — three months of massages, a facial in January, or one hour where nobody needs anything from them.
