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Spa Gift Cards in Flower Mound and Colleyville: What Each Amount Actually Buys

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A spa gift card for Flower Mound or Colleyville can be any amount you choose. There is no fixed denomination to pick from, which is useful and also the reason most people stall at the amount box wondering what number to type.

So, in plain numbers: $45 covers a 30-minute reflexology session, $69 a classic facial at the first-visit price, $110 a 45-minute couples massage for two, $149 a HydroFacial, and $275 our largest signature package. The full ladder is below.

One thing to settle first: our two spas do not have identical menus, and Colleyville runs higher on the same service. Buy against the list for the spa they will actually visit, and if you are not sure which that will be, call (972) 539-1388 before you buy.

What a spa gift card buys in Flower Mound and Colleyville

Gift cards are available in any amount through our booking system and go toward whatever is on the menu: a service, an add-on, or a signature package. The recipient picks the date, the length and the pressure, which are the three things nobody else guesses right on their behalf.

Two differences matter before you choose an amount.

  • Prices are not the same. A 60-minute Full Body Massage is $80 at Flower Mound and $100 at Colleyville, and the gap holds across most of the menu.
  • Some services exist at one spa only. Salt therapy, red light therapy and the infrared sauna are at Long Prairie Road. Whole-body cryotherapy is in Colleyville. The cryo facial, confusingly, is at both.

Hours differ too, and that matters more than people expect. Long Prairie Road is open Wednesday through Monday, closed Tuesdays. Colleyville is open Monday and Wednesday through Saturday, closed Sundays and Tuesdays. If the person you are buying for only has Sundays free, that settles it.

The budget ladder, from $45 up

Massage and reflexology are priced below against the Flower Mound menu; the same sessions run roughly 20 to 30 percent higher in Colleyville. Facials and the signature packages cost the same at both spas.

AmountWhat it covers
$45A 30-minute reflexology session, or a 30-minute Full Body Massage
$55Pure Scalp Relaxation (30 minutes, both spas), an Express Facial, or a 25-minute Express Stretch
$69A Classic Facial at the intro price, on a first visit
$80A 60-minute Full Body Massage
$110A Classic Facial or Men’s Facial at either spa, or a 45-minute couples massage for two at Long Prairie Road
$125Shirodhara at either spa, or 60 minutes of cupping or sports massage
$145Dermaplaning, a back facial or a cryo facial, either spa
$149A HydroFacial, either spa
$160The Ultimate Stress-Melting Experience: 60 minutes of shirodhara plus 30 minutes of reflexology
$189.99A 60-minute couples massage for two, either spa
$225The Rejuvenation Retreat: full body massage, foot scrub, sauna time and a customized facial
$275The High Stone Signature Escape: full body massage plus a customized facial

Two footnotes. The Rejuvenation Retreat includes sauna time, and the infrared sauna is at Long Prairie Road, so that package belongs to that spa. There is also a 3-pack of 90-minute massages at $315, Long Prairie Road only, which is the best value here if all three will get used. Everything else is on the full pricing page.

Buying for someone with a sore back or a stiff neck

This is the request we hear most over the holidays, and the honest advice is to buy the card rather than book the session for them. Pressure preference is personal, and so is length. Someone whose back has been bothering them might want 90 minutes of firm work, or 30 minutes and an early night.

The sessions people in that position usually book:

  • Full Body Massage, 60 minutes — $80 here, $100 in Colleyville, plus $10 to $15 for deep-tissue pressure.
  • Therapeutic Massage, 60 minutes — $100 here, $130 in Colleyville. Hot stones are included in every therapeutic massage.
  • Medical and orthopedic massage, 55 minutes — $149.99 at both spas. Assessment-led, for something specific and persistent.

A card at $150 covers any of those. Write on it what it is for — “for your back” gives the front desk something to work with.

Worth saying, because it is a gift and not a prescription: none of this is a fix for back pain. If theirs is new, worsening, or coming with numbness, the first stop is their physician.

Buying for two people

Couples massage is two therapists working side by side in the same room, and the price is per couple rather than per person. That trips people up constantly, so here are the numbers: 45 minutes $110, 60 minutes $189.99 and 90 minutes $210 at the Long Prairie Road spa; 60 minutes $189.99 and 90 minutes $259.99 in Colleyville.

$110 is the entry point and it is a real session, not a token one. It does not have to be romantic, either — mothers and daughters, sisters and pairs of friends book it just as often.

To give more than an hour, put the value of one of the signature packages on the card — $160, $225 or $275 — and let them decide. Ask the front desk how two guests get scheduled into a package together rather than assuming it works like the couples line.

Gift card or membership?

If they already come in most months, read the membership page before you settle on a card. The tiers are $66.99 a month for one 60-minute full body massage, classic facial or reflexology session; $96.99 for a 90-minute massage, the one most members choose; and $161.99 for a facial plus a 60-minute massage. Credits roll over and are shareable with immediate family, so a household can pool them.

The catch is that a membership is a commitment the member makes: three-month minimum, member discounts apply while the membership is active, and if they cancel, remaining credits stay redeemable for 45 days. That is their decision, not yours. A gift card signs nobody up for anything, so if you think the membership suits them, give the card and point them at the page.

Three things to check before you buy

  • Which spa they will use. Prices differ, so match the amount to that menu.
  • Whether the service you are picturing exists there. The salt room and infrared sauna are Long Prairie Road. Whole-body cryotherapy is Colleyville, at $34.99.
  • Their schedule. Both spas run 10 AM to 8 PM. Both are closed Tuesdays, and Colleyville is also closed Sundays.

If you need the card for a particular day, call (972) 539-1388 and ask what is possible rather than assuming. The front desk can also talk you through an amount.

One note to close on. The services on this list support relaxation, comfort 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, they should check with their physician first and tell their therapist what was said.

Frequently asked questions

How much should I put on a spa gift card?

$45 covers a 30-minute reflexology session and $80 an hour of massage at Flower Mound. $110 to $150 is where most gift buyers land, because it covers a classic facial, a 45-minute couples massage, a HydroFacial at $149, or an hour of almost anything. $225 and $275 buy the signature packages.

Is a couples massage priced per person?

No. It is priced per couple and covers two people with two therapists. At Long Prairie Road it is $110 for 45 minutes, $189.99 for 60 and $210 for 90. In Colleyville, $189.99 for 60 and $259.99 for 90. You are funding one appointment, so do not double the number.

What is a good gift for someone with back pain?

A card around $150 gives them real choice: an hour of Full Body Massage with deep-tissue pressure added, an hour of therapeutic massage with hot stones, or a 55-minute medical and orthopedic session at $149.99. Let them pick. If their pain is new or worsening, they should see a physician first.

How do I buy one, and does it have to be spent in one visit?

Gift cards are available in any amount through our booking system, and the front desk will answer questions on (972) 539-1388. You do not have to match the amount to one service: a card can go toward a session, an add-on such as $15 aromatherapy, or a package. If you need it by a particular date, or want the balance to stretch across visits, call and ask first.

Pick the number and let them pick everything else. A High Stone gift card in any amount means they choose the spa, the service, the length and the pressure, which are the parts nobody else gets right by guessing.

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