Best of Boston

Best Day Spa

2002 Best Day Spa, West

Grettacole

Chestnut Hill
Push through the glass and wood storefront, past the bright pots of Trish McEvoy cosmetics and rows of neatly packaged Molton Brown potions (you can [...] read more»
2002 Best Day Spa

Bella Santé

Boston
Some say visiting a good day spa is so therapeutic it's tantamount to regular trips to a shrink. If that's the case, the relaxed, blissful [...] read more»
2000 Best Day Spa

Bella Sante

Boston
This Newbury Street destination is everything a spa should be: luxurious, tranquil, soothing, and relaxing. Yes, you can get the usual spa fare like facials, [...] read more»
1999 Best Day Spa, Suburban

Grettacole

Chestnut Hill
One of Boston's newest and most talked-about spas, Grettacole boasts a staff that is petite, blonde, and warm—and an impressive services-to-square-foot ratio. Need a pedicure, [...] read more»
1999 Best Day Spa, City

Bella Sante

Boston
A city spa should be an oasis—a lavender-scented curtain drawn between you and the press of daily life. With its vanilla-colored walls, soft classical music, [...] read more»
1998 Best Day Spa

Guiliano

Boston
Although we've officially gone into mourning with the recent closing of the Spa on Newbury, Guiliano makes us want to throw our black veils to [...] read more»
1996 Best Day Spa, Working Woman's Refuge

Giuliano Hair Design and Day Spa

Boston
When the week has left you flagging, buck up your spirits and your body with a total rejuvenation—roots to toes—at Giuliano, where they're at your [...] read more»
1995 Best Day Spa

Le Pli

Boston
With an indoor lap pool, exercise and weight rooms, and a nutritionist on staff—as well as the customary beauty and spa services such as massage, [...] read more»
1995 Best Day Spa

Giuliano Day Spa

Boston
When your fast-track life has you ragged at the edges, check into Giuliano's for some serious self-indulgence. They'll paint your toes, trim your locks, lather [...] read more»
1990 Best Day Spa

The Spa at the Heritage

Boston
It has brought world-class dependence to the Puritan capital. read more»