Essential Mani-Pedi from Solarice Wellness Spas. Choose from Two Locations.
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- Essential mani-pedi treatment
- Tranquil surroundings
- Skilled staff
- Choose from two locations
Though pearl prospecting is a lucrative labour, scooping sand is tough on delicate finger and toe diggers. Today's Groupon soothes scraggy digits with an essential mani-pedi from Solarice Wellness Spas. Choose from one of Solarice's two area locations:
- For $44, you get an essential mani-pedi at the Vancouver location (a $90 value).
- For $49, you get an essential mani-pedi at the Whistler location (a $100 value).
Solarice Wellness Spas rejuvenate exhausted extremities with the essential mani-pedi treatment. As you relax in the cozy sanctuary, Solarice's skilled keratin-croppers will shape your nails and give your cuticles a compassionate caring for previously only afforded to fallen baby birds. With their tips shiny and polished, clients’ glove-fillers and boot-occupiers will leave the spa feeling clean and refreshed, boasting a healthy sheen that rings of tension relief and increased circulation. The essential manicure and pedicure lasts approximately 75 minutes. You can also apply the value of your Groupon toward add-ons or upgrades; just pay the remainder of the cost during your visit.
Enter Solarice's tranquil surroundings and let the serene sounds of silence wash over you like a waterfall of Zen-flavoured sunshine. This Groupon is only valid toward a maximum of two feet and two hands per client.
Reviews
Solarice was featured in the New York Times’ 36 Hours; Whistler, the Fodor’s Whistler visitors’ guide, and a Vancouver magazine survey of area spas.
- For real relaxation, Whistler spas can work out the knots in your muscles. The large hotels have onsite spas but there's also Solarice Spa & Wellness Centre, which offers a mix of Eastern and Western spa treatments as well as acupuncture, Tui Na massage, and Naturopathic therapies. The spa rates are generally cheaper at Solarice… – Caroline Trefler, Fodor’s
- Behind the deceptively small storefront at Solarice at spaEthos runs a warren of backrooms over two storeys. The small fireside Intention Room gives guests the opportunity to just sit and think (no trashy mags here). The warm lavender scalp massage is the spa’s interpretation of Shirodhara (oil poured over the third eye); plan to lounge for a couple of hours afterward to let the fragrant oil penetrate. – Amanda Ross, Vancouver
- Essential mani-pedi treatment
- Tranquil surroundings
- Skilled staff
- Choose from two locations
Though pearl prospecting is a lucrative labour, scooping sand is tough on delicate finger and toe diggers. Today's Groupon soothes scraggy digits with an essential mani-pedi from Solarice Wellness Spas. Choose from one of Solarice's two area locations:
- For $44, you get an essential mani-pedi at the Vancouver location (a $90 value).
- For $49, you get an essential mani-pedi at the Whistler location (a $100 value).
Solarice Wellness Spas rejuvenate exhausted extremities with the essential mani-pedi treatment. As you relax in the cozy sanctuary, Solarice's skilled keratin-croppers will shape your nails and give your cuticles a compassionate caring for previously only afforded to fallen baby birds. With their tips shiny and polished, clients’ glove-fillers and boot-occupiers will leave the spa feeling clean and refreshed, boasting a healthy sheen that rings of tension relief and increased circulation. The essential manicure and pedicure lasts approximately 75 minutes. You can also apply the value of your Groupon toward add-ons or upgrades; just pay the remainder of the cost during your visit.
Enter Solarice's tranquil surroundings and let the serene sounds of silence wash over you like a waterfall of Zen-flavoured sunshine. This Groupon is only valid toward a maximum of two feet and two hands per client.
Reviews
Solarice was featured in the New York Times’ 36 Hours; Whistler, the Fodor’s Whistler visitors’ guide, and a Vancouver magazine survey of area spas.
- For real relaxation, Whistler spas can work out the knots in your muscles. The large hotels have onsite spas but there's also Solarice Spa & Wellness Centre, which offers a mix of Eastern and Western spa treatments as well as acupuncture, Tui Na massage, and Naturopathic therapies. The spa rates are generally cheaper at Solarice… – Caroline Trefler, Fodor’s
- Behind the deceptively small storefront at Solarice at spaEthos runs a warren of backrooms over two storeys. The small fireside Intention Room gives guests the opportunity to just sit and think (no trashy mags here). The warm lavender scalp massage is the spa’s interpretation of Shirodhara (oil poured over the third eye); plan to lounge for a couple of hours afterward to let the fragrant oil penetrate. – Amanda Ross, Vancouver