Posted by John Peretz on Thu, Nov 05, 2009 @ 05:53 AM
All Season
Wellness, a contemporary Asian-infused Day Spa in Steamboat Springs, Colorado
introduced its new "Queen for a Day" 4.5 hour day spa package.
The Queen for
Day spa package in Steamboat Springs includes the following spa treatments:
- An
Exclusive Body Scrub Treatment
- Full
One-Hour Massage of Your Choice
- European
Facial
- Manicure
- Pedicure
"This
package has everything a woman needs to make her look and feel her best",
commented Pam Peretz, owner of the spa. "We've had a lot requests by women
on vacation who don't want to ski or fish with their guys, but instead want to
do something for themselves for a really special day off. This package does
just that, and it's competively priced," Ms. Peretz continued.
The package
would cost significantly more if as individual services. For a treatment
package this extensive, it represents a very strong value.
"We're
encouraging the ladies to take a day for themselves, to re-center their energy
and chi," Ms. Peretz continued. "So many woman just do so much at
home, that it's nice to have a day dedicated to themselves."
The Queen for
a Day package can be booked online at a slight savings at www.AllSeasonWellness.com or by calling the spa
directly at 970-846-5907.
Posted by John Peretz on Mon, Oct 19, 2009 @ 07:20 AM
Hollywood? Who needs Hollywood! Several very talented locals starred in a photo shoot demonstrating various Steamboat Springs massage modalities at the Asian-infused All Season Wellness Day Spa in Steamboat Springs, CO.
Locals Katie Gill, Tiana Schwartzburg, Erin Orr, Neal Smyth and Scott Hetrick were brilliant in their roles as massage models. All Season Wellness team members Daniela Villa, Amanda Cass and Pam Peretz rounded out the modeling group.
In the photo shoot, orchestrated and shot by brilliant photgrapher Kim Keith, the models were placed in a variety of massage poses, including couples massage, Swedish Massage, Deep Tissue Massage, Thai Massage and Rue Si Datan stretching. Even 9-year old Justin Peretz got into the action as a model in the child massage photography.
"I couldn't be more excited about the talent and quality of the photography," stated Pam Peretz, C.E.O. of the Pamper Group and owner of All Season Wellness. "It really captures the essence of All Season Wellness. We're a very special, Asian-infused Day Spa in the middle of classic Western ski town. Kim Keith did an amazing job."
The photography will be used in a variety of ways, including publicity materials, on the All Season Wellness Web Site and in various marketing materials. "We want people to get a feel for the spa, and we also wanted it to be authentic. That's why we used real locals in the photo shoot. It doesn't get more real than that," Peretz continued.
All Season Wellness is conveniently located between the mountain and downtown next to McDonalds, and offers a variety of unique spa treatments and herbal compresses. The spa has recently been featured in several media articles, including television interviews and newspaper articles.
Posted by John Peretz on Thu, Oct 08, 2009 @ 04:00 PM
All Season Wellness, a new
Day Spa in Steamboat Springs, CO, announced its grand opening
event to be held October 15th, 2009.
All Season Wellness is a unique, Asian-infused Steamboat
Springs Day Spa where the Wild West meets the Far East. They offer a variety of Steamboat Springs massage types, including traditional Thai massage,
Deep Tissue massage, Swedish, Pregnancy, Couples and Children’s massage.
The new Steamboat Springs day spa will also perform invigorating
body wraps, invigorating scrubs, relaxing herbal compresses, waxing, European facials and
combination spa packages.
The grand opening event, including a special ribbon-cutting ceremony coordinated with the Steamboat Springs Chamber of Commerce, begins at 5:30 pm and includes complimentary chair massage and refreshments, as well as a free drawing for a complete spa package.
Ms. Pamela Peretz, owner the new spa, personally invites everyone in Steamboat to stop by. "We're opening a spa that's totally unique to Steamboat," Ms. Peretz explains. "We want everyone to have the chance to have the far eastern spa experience, because it's such an unusual experience in a Western town." Ms. Peretz recently spent two months in Thailand learning Thai massage to add to their extensive list of spa modalities.
The new All Season Wellness day spa is conveniently located between the mountain and
downtown, in the professional building next to McDonald’s. The actual address is 1120 S. Lincoln Ave., Suite B-1, Steamboat Springs, CO.
Posted by John Peretz on Fri, Oct 02, 2009 @ 08:51 AM
All Season Wellness, an Asian-infused Day Spa in Steamboat Springs, CO was recently featured in an extensive television news interview on TV 18 by morning co-host Andy Rossbach.
Among other things, the television segment covered the recent journey of day spa owner Pam Peretz to Thailand on her quest to bring Thai massage back to Steamboat Springs, CO. "I really wanted to develop a completely different spa experience in Steamboat," states Pam Peretz. "I want our spa to be a refuge from the stresses of every day life."
In the interview, Pam also covered the various unique spa treatments her spa offers, including the Mountain Man Makeover, a combination of a massage, facial and manicure designed just for men.
The spa also offers a wide range of traditional western Steamboat massage services, including deep tissue massage, hot stone therapy, couples massage and pre-natal massage.
In other interview topics, Pam Peretz also covered the other spa brands that are unique to Steamboat Springs, including A Calming Touch, Artistry Nail Spa and Allstar Mobile Massage.
Ms. Peretz has seen her business grow extensively, even in a down economy. "I think there's always room for a quality spa operation. Not only does massage have tangible physical benefits, but it can also improve your overall mindset. It's like taking a day spa vacation in a couple of hours," Pam continued.
To make a reservation at All Season Wellness Day Spa in Steamboat Springs, Colorado, please click here.
Posted by John Peretz on Mon, Sep 14, 2009 @ 03:44 PM
Alright, so you're looking for a perfect weekend getaway, and Steamboat Springs, Colorado is your destination of choice. Here's our tips to get the best out of your trip.
- Take time to get to Steamboat Springs. The fun is in the journey, so once you start your drive, make sure to take a few stops along the way to Steamboat Springs. Why not stop at the top of Rabbit Ears Pass and take a hike to the top of the famed Rabbit Ears? You'll never go through the pass without thinking about where you've been.
- Stop at Mahogany Ridge Microbrewery and Restaurant if it's between 4-6pm. All of their great micro brews and drinks are half price seven days a week during this time, and appetizer tapas are just a buck apiece. It's a great deal and located at 4th and Lincoln downtown.
- Get a great rate for a condo through Steamboat Resorts, one of the best booking agencies in Steamboat. Their flagship EagleRidge Lodge is located on the mountain and has a great new spa called A Calming Touch. It consistently gets some of the best customer satisfaction rankings in town.
- Book a Couple's Massage at All Season Wellness. Arguably the best massage day spa in Steamboat Springs, this Asian-infused spa consistently provides the best deep tissue, Swedish and Couples's Massage in town. Book online for a special discount.
- Take a stroll (and your camera) to the botanical gardens. Yes, even with all the outdoor splendor, Steamboat has a remarkable and free botanical park, located behind Freshie's restaurant halfway between the mountain and downtown.
- Take a hike or a bike to the Mad Barn. At just 3.6 miles (or longer if you extend the hike), go the historic Mad Creek Barn on this trail about 5 miles out of town on Historic Road 129. The canyon trail is gorgeous every time of year and tends to be a lot less crowded than the popular Spring Creek Trail.
- Take a soak at the Old Town Hot Springs or the Strawberry Park Hot Springs. If you come to Steamboat, you should definitely do one or the other. The Old Town Hot Springs are located in town, while the Strawberry Park Hot Springs are located a little out of town but worth the trip.
- Go to the best restaurant in town, Cafe Diva. A little pricey, but certainly the most romantic place in town for dinner. Terrific, innovative food, and a great wine list. Go ahead, you deserve it.
- Catch a local's breakfast or lunch at Freshie's. Always bustling, and located halfway between the mountain and downtown at 565 S. Lincoln, Freshies is a local's favorite serving generous portions in a funky, ski town environment.
- Consider catching a Saturday night or Sunday morning service at Steamboat Christian Center. Yes, we know you're on vacation, but catch a contemporary and uplifting service at 6 pm on Saturday evening or 10 am on Sunday morning at the Steamboat Christian Center. Very hip, growing church led by Pastor Troy, the church has grown by 1000% over the past four years to over 650 members. Yes, there's a reason why. No donation required.
- Go the Ghost Ranch Saloon and catch some great live music. The newest venture built from the ground up for live music offers affordable covers depending on the act, and has some great bar food to boot. Check out the custom-carved bar and great taxidermy.
- Go the top of the gondy or hike up Emerald Mountain for some great picture taking. If you haven't taken enough pictures already, catch a weekend gondola ride to the famous deck, or hike out of Howelsen Hill to the top of Emerald Mountain for some breathtaking photographs.
Come back soon! We're so sure you're going to have a spectacular weekend any time of the year in Steamboat Springs, that the sooner you get here, the sooner you can start planning your return. Have a great trip and we hope to see you soon!
Posted by John Peretz on Tue, Aug 25, 2009 @ 06:24 PM
Take a deep, cleansing breath. Hold it for a moment, and then exhale, slowly. Here's a guide to help you find the perfect Day Spa in Colorado that will really help you to relax.
- Does the Day Spa offer a unique environment that sets the mood for your Day Spa adventure? Is it Asian-infused, or country rustic? This is going to be your sanctuary for the next several hours, so pick a place that will help you get in your comfort zone.
- Does the Day Spa offer professional spa products, or just some off the shelf products. You should be able to try new products that you wouldn't normally get from a run-of-the-mill facility.
- Are all of the massage therapists licensed and do they come from strong backgrounds, like the Canyon Ranch Spa or other upscale spas. This is a good sign that they know how to provide the quality guest experience that great spas are known for.
- Does the owner work at the Spa, or is it simply an absentee owner who's trying to milk as much money as possible.
- Are the spa packages affordable? It doesn't make much sense to overpay considering the economic times.
- Does the Spa have innovative treatment offerings? Maybe you'd like to try a new body scrub, a creative massage and facial combination, or a couples massage. Try something you've never had before.
- Are you offered complimentary beverages, such as water infused with fruit or green tea?
- Is the facility immaculately clean? Is there a real commitment to the guest experience that starts when you walk in the door.
- Is there plenty of free parking? Is it easy to find? You don't want to be stressed before you even enter the door.
- Can you take a tour beforehand if you have any questions. Be sure you'll get the desired Spahhh effect.
Day Spas are not a luxury and the benefits of massage are real. A Day Spa in Colorado can help you reduce stress, improve circulation, enhance your mental state and help soothe sore muscles.