Best Bath Houses in Blue Ridge Mountains

"Prepare to be pampered at Wake Foot Sanctuary located in the beautiful, historic Grove Arcade building in downtown Asheville. One of our favorite ways to enjoy Wake Foot Sanctuary is the Date Night package!. Whether it’s a first date or to celebrate an anniversary, this sensual way of connecting through simultaneous foot massages is not only luxurious for the two of you but is an ideal way to connect through the enjoyment of relaxation."

"Wake Foot Sanctuary in Downtown Asheville’s Grove Arcade encourages you to relax on plush chairs while you’re guided through an indulgent foot soak. For a special experience, invest in the Blissed Out spa package, which pairs your soak with a massage in an extended appointment. You won’t believe you’re only steps from the hustle and bustle of downtown!"

"Your foot needs some care to get rid of dryness and roughness. Wakefoot sanctuary would be another escape for people with bad foot conditions. This place will help your foot revive with natural ingredients."

"Experience the therapeutic qualities of rock salt at the Asheville Salt Cave on Eagle Street in Downtown Asheville. Meditate among the negative ions in a cave constructed of twenty tons of pink salt blocks to recharge your spiritual and physical batteries, take a detoxifying hot salt stone massage or an aromatherapeutic salt glow treatment. Sound healing concerts, Yoga Nidra sessions and new moon meditation are also practiced at the Asheville Salt Cave."

"For something entirely different, book a session at the Asheville Salt Cave. This underground relaxation destination promises that sitting in their quiet salt cave can restore balance to the body thanks to the nearly 100 elements and minerals floating through the air. Couples and individual massages also available, and groups of up to 10 people can reserve the entire space."

"If your nat to experience a unique experience while providing relaxation and peace to your entire body, Asheville Salt Cave is the most recommended place. Asheville Salt Cave is one of the best for exploring spas in salt caves that are underground. This place would be great to try something new as their concept is completely different."

"Find your inner stillness at Asheville’s premier EsalenⓇ Massage and saltwater flotation spa. Still Point Wellness has been featured on media ranging from USA Today to “The Late Show with David Letterman” and “Jeopardy.” Enjoy a couples EsalenⓇ massage tutorial session, drift away in a sensory deprivation tank, or unlock the wisdom of your body through somatic psychology. 81 B Central Avenue, Asheville | (828) 348-5372 | stillpointwell.com"

"Still Point Wellness is best known for its incredible float experience and is the one and only float spa in Asheville. Salt Water Floating is the type of relaxation that allows you to completely let go of gravity, allowing your muscles and bones to absolutely melt into a world of sensory deprivation. What does this mean for you?"

"Mainly there are three concepts followed or offered at this spa. These are Esalen trademark massages, Somatic psychology sessions, and salt flotation. This spa is another great option among all other spas in Asheville, NC, for different therapies."

"This Japanese-inspired spa getaway is tucked into the mountains of Asheville up a winding road that leads to the best hot tubs in Asheville. These outdoor tubs sit under open shelters so guests can enjoy the views while they soak away their cares in the huge tubs with powerful jets. Shoji’s cold plunge and sauna add to the outdoor experience, while inside, massages from deep tissue to a four hands massage can be combined with foot scrubs and other unique add-ons."

"Looking for a private hot tub spa, but don’t have the time to flit over to Kyoto?. Shoji Spa is the only Japanese-style spa and lodge on the East Coast. They offer four distinct, rustic lodging options, as well as contrast therapies including sauna, double cold showers, private salt hydrotherapy tubs, and massage therapy."

"Here is one of Asheville’s most unique and beautiful escapes, Shoji Japanese inspired Spa & Lodge. All tranquil and everything exhilarating, Shoji radiates love and exuberates romance. For couples, Shoji has put together some incredible spa packageds for you!"

"Located in the heart of Downtown Asheville, Spatheology is dedicated to creating the ultimate spa experience through the healing and therapeutic touch of talented therapists. Their treatment offerings are inspired by a variety of local partners, from French Broad Chocolate Lounge to Asheville Bee Charmer. Enjoy a massage, hydrafacial, wellness soak, and more."

"Besides massage and body services, guests can also get a hydrafacial, enjoy a foot soak or get waxed at Spa Theology, and its well-stocked boutique encourages guests to keep up with their self-care at home. Spa Theology, 53 College St, Asheville, NC, USA, +1 828 255 4171. Our Soothing Aloe Body Wrap is the perfect treat after the long sun-kissed summer!"

"One of the best spas in Asheville, NC, for full face-to-body care. A place for effective hydra facials, massages, waxing services, and foot soak. You will get everything at this Asheville spa for complete relaxing therapy."

"Enjoy one of their skin care or massage therapy services, or opt for a spa package. The Harmony for Him package features a 60-minute deep tissue massage and “Tailored for Him” facial. If you have Cause for Celebration, celebrate with a hot stone massage, 5 Elements custom facial, spa manicure, and spa pedicure—with champagne and chocolate included!"

"Sensibilities Day Spa pushes an eco-conscious approach to self-care and promises that the products it uses are organic and top-of-the-line. One cool offering is its natural nail services that don’t use the overpowering cleaners and liquids found at discount nail salons. Sensibilities Day Spa, 59 Haywood St, Asheville, NC, USA, +1 828 253 3222"

"There are 2 locations for this spa: downtown Asheville, at 59 Haywood St. or in South Asheville, at 43 Town Square Boulevard. The staff uses organic, eco-friendly products. There are many different types of massage, such as deep tissue with heat, stone, couples, and more."

"Create the experience in your own home, hotel, or vacation rental with candles, aromatherapy, and a deep tissue couples massage. Spontaneity is the spice of life!. Massage on Wheels is perfect for that surprise anniversary or birthday treatment where booking a same day in home spa experience is just a click away – book online here!"

"Travelers looking for the ultimate destination for a relaxing holiday should look no further than ASIA Bed and Breakfast Spa. Located just a few blocks from downtown Asheville, this small bed and breakfast offers an intimate experience with a maximum of ten guests in the hotel, so that each guest can receive personal attention and have a relaxing, wonderful experience. The inn encourages late mornings spent sleeping in or lounging in a morning sunbeam, with breakfast served later than at the standard B&B."

"L’eau de Vie is French for the water of life, and this spa will make you feel like a new person. It is located at 23 Hamilton Street and is open Monday through Saturday. They have salon and spa services for men and women, and prices range from $25 to $125."

"A multi-use trail system is nearly complete at Richmond Hill Park, on hills overlooking a bend of the French Broad River northwest of town. This has been a great way to show that the city serious about its plans for multi-use trails on city land. The trail system consists of about 5 miles of signed trails on both old road beds and purpose-built paths."

"Greg and Ashley Garrison's newest location in the Highland Brewing-anchored S&W Market will work somewhat like a festival setup in that it will be built for speed. Still, it will have all of the milkshakes, ice cream sundaes and everything else you would expect a homespun Asheville ice cream store to have. The downtown Hop will carry beloved staples like salted caramel, since you're probably wondering."

"The Hop is an institution in Asheville — it’s one of the oldest ice cream shops in town. The Hop opened in 1978 in a converted former gas station on Merrimon Avenue. Its modern era began in 2008 when University of North Carolina Asheville alumni couple Greg and Ashley Garrison bought the shop."

"This outpost of the international restaurant group has sizzled its way to the top of the red-meat venues in Asheville. It may be a chain, but...Read More"

"You will find all the traditional flavors you love and some newer, fun flavors, like cinnamon bun, dreamsicle, and green apple. There are dipped cones and more toppings than you can count, so that you can create your own original ice cream masterpiece!. This place also makes homemade nostalgic desserts, such as funnel cakes, beignets, shaved ice, and much more!"

"A post shared by Asheville Eats & Drinks🍻🌮🔥 (@ashevilleeatss). 10th Muse Comfort Foods offers caffeine, donuts and ice cream at their shop on Patton Avenue west of downtown Asheville. You'll love their amazing creations including bubble waffle ice cream sundaes, milkshakes, funnel cakes, fried oreos and coffee latte shakes."

"Grab breakfast to go at Duck Donuts, a bakery known for its airy, indulgent pastries. The menu includes simple, kid-friendly breakfast sandwiches. Make your visit a dessert-only trip at the donut counter, where you can order house specialties, such as the pumpkin donut with marshmallow drizzle or the maple-frosted bacon-topped donut."

"If you are looking for made-to-order donuts in Asheville, Duck Donuts is where it is at. We love their blueberry glazed donut. Duck Donuts is a franchise, and we have a location in North Asheville."

"The staff were so helpful and gave us great recommendations on their freshly made donuts!. I would highly recommend that you tr..."