Quick answer
Choose the 60 Minute Signature Body Massage if you want a balanced full-body treatment, the 90 Minute Hot Stone Massage if you want deeper warmth and a longer session, and the 60 Minute Facial Massage if your priority is skin and facial relaxation.
Match the treatment to your main goal
The three add-ons solve different problems. The Signature Body Massage is the most straightforward full-body option: a blend of techniques aimed at tension and overall relaxation. The Hot Stone Massage adds heated stones to relax muscles and improve circulation, and it runs longer. The Facial Massage focuses on circulation, muscle tone, and signs of aging in the face rather than the body.
If you are unsure, start with the goal you care about most. General tension and calm point to the Signature. Deep muscle warmth and a slower pace point to Hot Stone. Skin radiance and facial relaxation point to the Facial.
Consider session length and your retreat schedule
The Signature and Facial are both 60 minutes, so they fit similarly into a day. The Hot Stone is 90 minutes, which means a larger block of time and a slower transition afterward. If you have a tight schedule or want to pair a treatment with other activities, the 60-minute options are easier to place.
The Hot Stone also includes aromatherapy and relaxing music, as do the Signature and Facial. That common thread means the real difference is duration and technique, not the ambient extras.
Stacking treatments: when pairing makes sense
The Facial is described as perfect on its own or paired with a signature body massage. That makes the Signature plus Facial a logical combination if you want both body and face addressed in one visit. The Hot Stone is already a longer session, so adding another treatment on the same day may be too much for some guests.
If you are booking multiple add-ons, check the total time you are comfortable committing. The catalog does not specify sequencing or minimum gaps between treatments, so confirm timing with the retreat when you book.
Decision rules for booking your THOR Retreat massage add-on
- If you want a balanced full-body reset: Book the 60 Minute Signature Body Massage. It covers the whole body with a blend of techniques in a standard 60-minute window.
- If you want deep warmth and a longer session: Book the 90 Minute Hot Stone Massage. The heated stones target muscle relaxation and circulation, and the 90-minute length gives you more time. Reserve a longer buffer afterward, since the session runs 90 minutes.
- If your focus is facial skin and relaxation: Book the 60 Minute Facial Massage. It is designed for facial circulation, muscle tone, and a rejuvenated look.
- If you want both body and face: Pair the 60 Minute Signature Body Massage with the 60 Minute Facial Massage. The catalog explicitly supports the facial as a standalone or paired with a signature body massage. Confirm total timing with the retreat before booking two add-ons.
- If you are unsure between Signature and Hot Stone: Choose Signature for a standard full-body massage and Hot Stone for heat-based muscle relaxation. Do not pick Hot Stone only for the extra 30 minutes if you dislike heated stones.
Product facts at a glance
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90 Minute Hot Stone Body Massage: Uses heated stones to relax muscles, improve circulation, and promote deep tranquility. Best if you want warmth-led muscle relaxation rather than a standard hands-on massage.
90 Minute Hot Stone Body Massage
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60 Minute Signature Body Massage: A 60-minute full-body treatment using a blend of techniques to alleviate tension and enhance relaxation. A practical default when you want a complete body session without committing to 90 minutes.
60 Minute Signature Body Massage
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60 Minute Facial Massage: A 60-minute facial massage to improve circulation, tone facial muscles, and reduce signs of aging. Choose this when your priority is facial skin and relaxation rather than body tension.
Who each add-on fits
Best for
- Guests who want a straightforward full-body massage: 60 Minute Signature Body Massage
- Guests who prefer warmth and a longer session: 90 Minute Hot Stone Massage
- Guests focused on facial skin and relaxation: 60 Minute Facial Massage
Not for
- Guests who want facial-focused work should not choose the Signature or Hot Stone alone
- Guests with a tight schedule may find the 90-minute Hot Stone too long
- Guests who dislike heated stones should avoid the Hot Stone Massage
