Spas in CT?
 

Where can I get a &quot;day of beauty&quot; for affordable prices and get quality spa treatments in CT.<BR>Definitely would like to hear more about the Spa in Norwich or Old Saybrook.

We like Adam Broderick's in Ridgefield, CT. Their web site is www.adambroderick.com<BR><BR>

Both Norwich and Saybrook Point offer top notch spa/resort setups. Saybrook Point is at the mouth of the CT river and is much smaller than Norwich. The hotel and spa are both beautiful.<BR>Norwich features a much larger spa and has a great setup with sitting rooms and such. I think both of them offer similar services, but Norwich is a cut above in the spa experience. I like the hotel and restaurant at Saybrook better.

Gee Noelle, you wouldn't happen to be doing some market research for Noelle the day spa in Stamford would you?<BR><BR>If not, there is a day spa called &quot;Noelle&quot; in Stamford. I like Dermaclinic in Westport, it's close by and I think a bit better than Noelle. Those are the only 2 I've been to in CT. Neither is what I'd call affordable. Dermaclinic facial is about $85, massage is $80-$100, manicure is about $25.

I wish I could get a cut from Noelle. I have been there, although I didnt experience anything negative, I heard the staff there can be very rude. I am really intereted in spas closer to the Newington/West Hartford area.

Not sure what treatments you're looking for - but 2 small places are: In Cromwell - Parisian's. They have alot of treatments - most I've had were pretty good. In Glastonbury, Bria Day Spa - I had GREAT massages there and the best facial you can get (Joanna is the owner as well as does the facials).

I like the Victorian Day Spa; its on Park Ave in West Hartford. Here is a link:

http://www.victoriandayspa.com/

There's a nice spa/salon in Old Wethersfield. It's a beautiful area with many historic homes.

Sorry about that, I forgot to tell you, the name is Blades.