Hot stone massage in Arlington, TX
Add warmed basalt stones to your massage. Placed on your back and feet, they let tension melt first — so skilled hands work deeper without a single ounce of extra pressure.
The Experience
Warmth first, then the work
Your session begins as a full body massage — then the stones arrive. Smooth basalt, warmed in a water bath and temperature-checked with you first, is placed along your back and at your feet. The heat sinks in slowly, and muscles that would normally brace against pressure simply let go.
That's the quiet advantage of hot stone work: once warmth has done the loosening, your therapist's hands can reach the deeper layers of tension without pressing harder. Many guests tell us it feels like a firmer massage than it actually is — depth through warmth, not force.
The most-booked way to enjoy it is a full body massage with stones on your back and feet — $75 for 60 minutes, $110 for 90. But the stones are an add-on, so you can also pair them with a shorter massage or just your feet whenever you like.
What's included
- Complete full body massage — the stones are woven in, not swapped in
- Warmed basalt stones placed on your back and at your feet
- Temperature checked with you before every placement
- Pressure-preference form, so the hands-on work is exactly as firm as you like
- Aromatherapy with essential oils and hot towels
Just want a taste of the warmth?
You don't have to book the full session to try hot stones. Add them to any massage on our menu — $5 for your feet or back, $10 for both. It's a favorite finishing touch on a reflexology session and an easy first step if you're stone-curious. Full details are on our pricing page.
What to expect
Arrive a few minutes early
Come 10 minutes before your session to fill out your pressure form and mention anything you'd like us to know about heat sensitivity.
Warmth, checked with you
Your therapist introduces each stone gradually and confirms the temperature feels right. Warmer, cooler, or stones aside — your call, anytime.
Leave loosened
The heat fades gently as the session winds down. Take your time getting up — most guests find the looseness lingers well after they've left.
First time getting a massage? Read what to expect at your first visit.
Good to Know
Hot stone massage questions
Comfortably warm — never scalding. The basalt stones are heated in a controlled water bath, and your therapist always checks the temperature with you before any stone rests on your body. If you'd like them warmer or cooler, just say so and we adjust on the spot.
Our therapists are trained in stone placement and temperature, and you're never expected to simply tolerate the heat — speak up at any point and we'll adjust or set the stones aside. If you're pregnant or managing a medical condition, please check with your physician before booking a heat-based session.
Hot stones are an add-on to your massage. A full body massage with stones on your back and feet is $75 for 60 minutes or $110 for 90. Prefer just a warm finish? Add stones to any massage for $5 (feet or back) or $10 (both). See the pricing page for the full menu.
They're different tools. Deep tissue uses focused, firm pressure to work into stubborn knots. Hot stone uses warmth to soften the muscle first, so your therapist's hands can reach further without pressing harder. If you love firm work, you can even combine them — many guests add hot stones to a deep tissue session.