Harbin was
rated
"One of the Ten Outstanding Places to
Receive a Topnotch Massage in the USA"
by Steve Capellini & Michael Van Welden,
authors of Massage for Dummies
Massage and other health treatments available at Harbin focus on touch from a place of love and respect. Our practitioners have been carefully screened and selected for their skill in the art of healing. For many of them, massage is not only a profession, but also a spiritual practice.
This distinction brings a dimension and purpose to each and every treatment... one that you will rarely find at a typical "spa" or "resort." Perhaps it is the reason why so many guests consider their sessions to be the highlight of their visit to our retreat center.
We offer a variety of modalities, including Swedish, Deep Tissue, Foot Reflexology, Shiatsu, Cranio-Sacral Balancing, and Harbin's own Watsu® (Water Shiatsu) in one of our warm pools. Additional services often include Lymphatic massage, Thai massage, Hot Stones Massage, Amanae, Energy Work, Facials, Wraps, Bodywork or Watsu® instruction for couples, and more. Click on the Massage Styles link or the Pampering Packages links for detailed information.
Summer guests will be glad to hear that we've just added air conditioning to our Redwood Building massage rooms, so you can receive your treatment in comfort throughout the year.
As a guest at Harbin's Health Services, we hope that you will take the time to enjoy the many different experiences we have available. We all extend a warm welcome and we look forward to serving you.
Basic Rates
Including Acupressure, Breema, Cranio-Sacral, Embodiment, Healing Dance (above water), Lymphatic, Reflexology, Swedish Massage, Shiatsu, Watsu®, Yoga
1/2 Hour – $43
One Hour – $75
1-1/2 Hours – $105
Special Services Rates
Including Amanae, Aquatic Energywork, Deep Tissue, Energy Work, Fluidics, Healing Dance (under water), Hot Stones Massage, Hypno-Massage, Trager, Water Dance
1/2 Hour – $50
One Hour – $85
1-1/2 Hour – $120
Pampering Packages
See Pampering Packages page for rates.
