Prenatal massage recs

Re: Prenatal massage recs

• emack

  February 2009

  This might be a little far for you, but I had a great experience at SomaFit in Glover Park/Georgetown.  It's a great spa overall and they did a really good prenatal massage.  I think the woman's name was Rosalyn or something like that...
  

  
  
  

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• ohamtobe

  February 2009

  When I was pg with DD, I got a prenatal massage at Sugar House in Old Town.  Would highly recommend it!  I felt so much better afterwards.  It was great.

  Enjoy!

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• bashfordlane

  February 2009

  Ditto sugar house!  It was amazing.  Probably the best massage I've ever received because i needed it so badly.  Only wish I hadn't waited until month 8 to go!

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• Artslvr

  February 2009

  I just had one at the Red Door in Pentagon City.  I really liked it, but I thought it was a little $$$ - $125.  With tip it was a total of $150... glad I had a $50 gc from a friend. 

  Or maybe my sense of what massages cost is way off?  Are they all that $$?

  ETA:  Mine was a 50 min. at Red Door for $125, I see the Sugar House price for prenatal is $90 for 50 min.  Based on the raves I've heard about that place, I'd say skip Red Door and try there!

  Wife, Musician, Fed, WW-er, and Mom of three little kids - not necessarily in that order.

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• gsa1

  February 2009

  My husband gave me as a gift a prenatal massage from Nusta Spa in DC. The spa is all "green" and uses natural everything. This is SO important b/c you really have to be careful about the chemicals/scents they/you use while pregnant. Make sure it's fragrance free, or that you're sure it doesn't contain phthalates (that are used to lock in not natural scents). Usually essential oils are OK..

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• bbin09 member

  February 2009

  Based on the suggestions here, I went to Sugar House on Monday. It was incredible and I can't wait to go back!

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