— Quick facts
The essentials, at a glance.
- The room
- Two head spa tables in one joinable room, divided by a full-height privacy curtain that closes on request.
- Couples head spa
- 60 min, $130 per person — $152 if your hair is longer or thicker. $260 for the two of you.
- The long version
- Two hours of head spa, facial and massage — 120 min, $250 per person. $500 for two.
- How to book two
- Call (763) 317-6018. Two separate online slots land wherever each therapist's diary happens to be free.
- Easiest weeknights
- Wednesday and Thursday. The studio is closed all day Tuesday.
- Where
- 3183 Northdale Blvd NW, Suite B, Coon Rapids — the door is marked 3183B, with free parking directly in front.
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Can two people book a head spa at the same time?
Yes — both head spa tables sit in one room, and the room was set up for two guests in the same hour. The ordinary arrangement across this market is one scalp room with one table in it, which turns a booking for two into two appointments an hour apart with somebody sitting in a waiting area for the first of them.
Here you arrive together, take the room together and finish together. Two therapists work at once, one behind each headrest, and neither of you spends any part of the visit waiting on the other.
What the room looks like
Two reclining tables set parallel, each with its own basin behind the headrest and its own warm-water line. A full-height curtain runs on a track between them. Left open, you can see and talk to each other for the whole hour; drawn across, the room reads as two rooms.
The lights stay low the entire time. You are lying back, and nothing happens in front of a mirror.
The curtain, and when it closes
Two people who arrive together do not always want the same hour out of it, and the curtain settles that without either of you having to negotiate it out loud. It can be drawn at any point, including halfway through, on a word from either table.
Who books it
Couples, friends, mothers and daughters, sisters in the week before a wedding, and people cashing in a gift card with their own name already written on the second table. Larger parties use the same room on a staggered schedule.
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What does a couples spa day cost in Coon Rapids?
Between $190 and $500 for the two of you — $190 is two 60-minute relaxation massages at $95 each, and $500 is a pair of full two-hour head spa, facial and massage appointments at $250 each.
Prices are per person and come off the same menu everybody else books from. There is no couples rate stacked on top, no room charge and no surcharge for the second table.
The three pairings people book most
The 60-minute Korean–Japanese head spa at $130 each, which is $260 for two. The 90-minute head spa and facial at $185 each, $370 for two. And the 85-minute Korean head spa and body massage at $185 each, also $370 for two.
Straight massage is the other half of the diary. Relaxation is $95 for 60 minutes or $135 for 90 minutes; deep tissue, hot stone and sports are all $110 for 60 minutes; hot stone stretches to $150 at 90 minutes.
Longer or thicker hair is a longer appointment
$152 instead of $130 on the 60-minute head spa, $205 instead of $185 on the 90-minute combination, $272 instead of $250 on the two-hour. The second price buys more time and more product.
Two people are often priced differently for the same treatment, and that is normal. Say which of you has the longer hair when you call and the two bookings are given the length each needs.
Deposits
Several of these treatments hold a therapist and a room for an hour or more, so they take a card deposit of $35 to $50 at booking. Each treatment carries its own, and every dollar of it comes off what you pay on the day.
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How do you book a couples massage for two people?
Call (763) 317-6018. Booking two slots separately through the online system is the one thing that reliably goes wrong, because the booking form fills each therapist's next free opening on its own and nothing in it knows the two of you arrived together.
On the phone both appointments are placed against a single start time, in the same room, with two therapists held for the same hour. That is also the point at which a different treatment for each of you gets lined up so you still finish together.
Have this ready when you call
The date and a rough time window, which treatment each of you wants, whether either of you has long or thick hair, and a card for the deposit. Anything you would rather a therapist worked around — a sore shoulder, a scalp that has been tender, a recent colour service — is worth saying on that call.
If one of you is holding a gift card
Say so on the call. Gift cards are sold in any amount, delivered by email and applied against anything on the menu, so a card bought for one treatment can just as easily cover half of two.
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Which day is easiest to get two appointments?
Wednesday and Thursday evenings. The studio is open Monday and Wednesday through Saturday from 10 AM to 6:30 PM and Sunday from noon to five, and it is closed all day Tuesday — the day most spa advice tells you to book a quiet appointment.
There is one room with two tables in it, so there is one couples slot running at a time. That is the whole scheduling constraint, and it is why a weeknight is easier to get at short notice than a weekend.
Saturday goes first
Saturday is the day the room is asked for most, and the longer pairings take the largest bites out of it. Fix the date before you fix anything else around it, and call as soon as you know which Saturday you want.
Sunday afternoons run short
Sunday is noon to five — five hours, where the rest of the week runs eight and a half. Two 60-minute head spas fit comfortably; a pair of two-hour appointments has to start by three o'clock to finish inside the afternoon.
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What if we want different treatments?
One of you takes the 60-minute head spa at $130 while the other takes a 60-minute deep tissue massage at $110, both starting at the same minute in the same room. Two different treatments is the more common booking here, not the unusual one.
The clock is the thing worth matching. Two appointments of different lengths mean one of you is dressed and waiting while the other is still under the towel, which is the easiest thing in a couples booking to sort out at the planning stage.
Pairings that come out even
Two 60-minute treatments of any kind. The 90-minute head spa and facial next to a 90-minute relaxation massage at $135 or a 90-minute hot stone at $150. The 85-minute head spa and body massage sits close enough to a 90-minute booking that nobody notices the five minutes.
A 60-minute head spa and a 60-minute massage also even out if the shorter side adds the 25-minute Refresh Express Facial at $60.
If one of you has never had a head spa
Start both of you on the 60-minute head spa at $130. It is the treatment the studio is built around — scalp read first, a staged deep cleanse, exfoliation around the follicles, a long scalp, neck and shoulder massage, then a warm-water rinse and a blow-dry. The head spa page walks through the hour stage by stage.
Booking it as a gift
Gift cards come in any amount and arrive by email, so the second table can be booked by whoever receives it. The package page sets out the combinations if you want the card to cover a specific one.
— Inside the studio
— Step by step
What a couples appointment looks like
Two guests, one room, two therapists — the same shape whether you booked the same treatment or two different ones.
- 1 You arrive together Five minutes early is enough. The door is marked 3183B on Northdale Blvd NW and parking is free directly in front, so nobody is circling a ramp while the other checks in.
- 2 The room is shown to both of you at once Two reclining tables, each with a basin behind the headrest, lights already down. You choose there and then whether the privacy curtain stays open.
- 3 Each of you is asked what you want out of the hour Separately, because the answers are rarely the same. Pressure, sore spots, a scalp that has been tender, anything to leave alone. Recent hair colour is worth mentioning so the cleanse can be adjusted.
- 4 Both treatments start at the same minute Two therapists work in parallel. Neither of you is listening to the other one's appointment happen through a wall.
- 5 The curtain moves if the room wants it to It is drawn or opened at any point, on a word from either table — including partway through, if the room turns quiet and stays that way.
- 6 You finish together Hair is rinsed under warm water and blow-dried before you leave, so a 60-minute head spa ends with you able to go straight on to dinner.
- 7 One checkout Deposits taken at booking come off the total. Gift cards are applied here too, and the next appointment is easiest to place while you are both standing at the desk — call (763) 317-6018 if you would rather sort it later.
— Menu & pricing
Two-person pricing, per guest
| Service | Duration | Price |
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| Relaxation Massage · each | 60 min | $95 |
| Hot Stone Massage · each | 60 min | $110 |
| Korean–Japanese Head Spa · each | 60 min | $130 |
| Korean Head Spa & Body Massage · each | 85 min | $185 |
| Head Spa & Facial Combination · each | 90 min | $185 |
| Head Spa, Facial & Massage · each | 120 min | $250 |
Prices are per person. Longer or thicker hair is a longer appointment: $152 on the 60-minute head spa, $205 on the 90-minute combination, $205 on the head spa and body massage, $272 on the two-hour. A card deposit of $35 to $50 is taken at booking on the longer treatments and comes off the final bill. Call (763) 317-6018 so both appointments are placed against the same start time.
— Common questions
Asked & answered.
Can two people have a head spa at the same time?
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Yes. Both head spa tables sit in one joinable room, so couples, friends and small groups book together. A full-height privacy curtain divides the room when two guests would rather not share the space, so the same room works either way.
Is a couples massage more expensive than booking one massage?
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No. Each person pays the menu price for the treatment they book — $95 for a 60-minute relaxation massage, $110 for deep tissue, hot stone or sports. Two 60-minute relaxation massages come to $190 together. Nothing is added for using the room as a pair.
Do we have to book the same treatment?
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No, and most couples do not. One head spa next to one massage is the usual booking. What is worth matching is the length, so you finish at the same time — a 60-minute head spa pairs with any 60-minute massage, and the 90-minute combination pairs with a 90-minute one.
Can we stay in the same room the whole time?
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Yes. Both tables are in one room and the privacy curtain between them is optional — it stays open unless one of you asks for it. It can also be drawn partway through, which is what usually happens when two guests start out talking and then go quiet.
Should we book online or call?
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Call (763) 317-6018. The online booking form places each appointment at the next opening in that therapist's diary, so two separate bookings can land an hour apart without either of you noticing until the confirmation arrives. On the phone the two are set against one start time in one room.
How far ahead should we book for a Saturday?
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Sooner than for a weeknight. There is one room with two tables in it, so one couples appointment runs at a time and Saturday is the slot asked for most. Wednesday and Thursday evenings are the easiest to get at short notice, and the studio is closed all day Tuesday.
Why does booking ask for a deposit?
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Several treatments hold a therapist and a room for an hour or more, so those take a card deposit of $30 to $60 at booking. It is not an extra charge — it comes off what you pay on the day.
What is the cancellation policy?
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We value both your time and ours. Should you need to reschedule or cancel an appointment, please provide a minimum of 24 hours' notice to avoid incurring any charges. Cancellations with 24+ hours' notice are not charged. Late cancellations and no-shows are charged a fee equal to 50% of the total service cost.
Can we buy this for someone else as a gift?
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Yes. Gift cards are sold in any amount through the booking system and delivered by email, and they can be used against any treatment on the menu — including two appointments in the same room on the same afternoon. Whoever receives it books the date that suits them.
Where are you?
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3183 Northdale Blvd NW, Suite B, Coon Rapids, MN 55433 — the suite number is painted on the door as 3183B. There is free parking directly in front.
— Research & references
Massage is the best-documented treatment on this menu. The NCCIH lists it among the approaches studied for pain, stress and sleep, and the AMTA sets out where the research is strongest: the NCCIH on massage therapy , pain , sleep , the AMTA on massage and pain relief and on stress and mental health . General references on massage therapy, not claims about a specific outcome from a specific appointment. Treatments at Fiona's Day Spa are wellness and beauty services. They are not medical care and they do not diagnose, treat or cure any condition. If you have a scalp, skin or health concern, see a physician or a dermatologist.
— New to head spas?
Read the head spa guide.
— Continue exploring
Related pages & menus.
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Main hub
Korean & Japanese head spa
The flagship hour, stage by stage: scalp analysis, staged cleanse, exfoliation, massage, rinse, blow-dry.
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Related page
Head spa, facial & massage packages
All four combinations, from $165 to $250, and which one suits what you want dealt with.
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Related page
Group & bachelorette spa packages
The same room scheduled for four or six — bridal parties, bachelorettes, birthdays and girls' days.
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Location
Directions & hours
3183 Northdale Blvd NW, Suite B. Free parking in front, and the Tuesday closure spelled out.
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