Peaceful Spring Spa Reviews

Ive never given a google review but I feel like I have to for this place. Mable is amazing! I’ve been going for years and she always has time for appointments and answers very fast. Also the massages are very cheap!

I came into Peaceful Springs Spa on the heels of a deeply frustrating day! I’d driven out to the Vacaville outlets hoping for a little retail therapy—something to lift the weight of an already rough week—but instead found them eerily dead. No crowds, no good deals, just the empty feeling of wasted time and rising disappointment. That might’ve been manageable if I wasn’t already spiraling after a professional function that went sideways really badly really quickly--something that left me rattled for days. By the time I pulled into the Peaceful Springs parking lot, I was tense to the point of aching. I’d booked a one-hour massage thinking it might take the edge off. But the moment the session began, I realized this was going to need more than an hour. My massage therapist—whose English was limited, but whose professionalism and presence were flawless—was incredibly intuitive. She left no area untouched, no knot ignored. Without me having to utter a single word, she found every iota of tension in my body. Her handwork was methodical, strong, and deeply focused. I’ve had many massages before, but this one felt different—like she was reading the stress off my muscles in real-time. Halfway through, she suggested adding cupping. I hesitated—I’ll admit, my only real association with cupping was Michael Phelps and those giant purple spots during the Olympics. But I trusted her, and I’m so glad I did. The cupping took the session to another level. I could feel my muscles surrendering. That impossible-to-access layer of tension—the kind that sits deep in your back or neck for weeks—just melted. I didn’t expect something so simple to be that effective. They call it Peaceful Springs, and I mean this with zero exaggeration—they lived up to the name in every possible way. I didn’t cry, but I came close. The combination of skill, care, and quiet brought me back to myself in a way I hadn’t felt in weeks. I walked out of there looser, calmer, and with a kind of emotional clarity I wasn’t even looking for—but desperately needed. I went in for a massage. I left feeling reset. This place wasn’t part of my original plan that day, but it ended up being the best decision I made. If you’re carrying tension—whether it’s in your body, your mind, or both—Peaceful Springs knows exactly what to do with it.

Went for a last minute massage because my upper back and neck were in so much pain. So bad. And wow this massage was AMAZING. I wasn’t sure what to expect but the lady who gave me a massage was so strong. Normally people cannot massage me hard enough but she was strong and spent so much time working out knots on my back. I also tried cupping. I left feeling a lot better. I would go here weekly.

Masseuse answered phone during massage. Also she left during massage for a minute to help another customer or coworker. Was in a rush for last 5 minutes of massage telling me she was tired and I was over my time. I agreed to pay $70 including tip, she said no $80. I said fine. She came back with the receipt and it said $85 had been charged. I said no, that's not what I said; please put $15 back on the card. I'll do $70 now. She said I'll give you $5 cash. I said no thank you. Please put $15 back on the card, I'd like to do $70. She refused. Was unfortunately the opposite of peaceful and relaxing.

I called ahead to schedule an apt for a foot massage. They said they offer this service so I was surprised to see that there was no foot soak beforehand? The masseuse did ok, but wasn’t the massage I was expecting. After using the bathroom I was surprised to see a shower stall in it had been freshly used! My experience was interesting?