Napa Valley Relaxation at The Spa Solage

Annette R

I don't have many photos because they encouraged a device free area. I went for the mud experience and I thought that it was very unique. It's a 3 step process where you start with putting mud on yourself (and your partner), then sitting in a warm bath of mineral water with bath salts, and then relaxing on an anti gravity chair. I totally recommend it, the spa is beautiful, great smelling, simple, and clean. If you decide to purchase the day pass, if you are not staying at the resort, you have access to 5 different pools of different temperatures and mineral content. We ate at the pool bar for lunch and the resort restaurant for dinner. It was a great time.

Reem Ateyeh

One of my favorite spas in wine country! From the hot springs to just about any treatment they offer. If you’re heading to The Spa at Solage, you’re in for a treat.

Chris Renzella

This experience was amazing it truly was, I had a Mudslide treatment and a shiatsu Massage. Both were excellent. The only reason I did not give 5 star is the mud treatment was not what I was expecting. However like I said it still was excellent for what it was. I do recommend Solage for treatment as my massage was a 10/10.

Kyle Weber

The treatments are good enough but nothing special (particularly for their extremely high price point). However, the facilities are so astonishingly good that my overall experience still ended up being extremely positive. The array of pools and heated rooms ended up providing a lot of variety, and the whole vibe ended up being incredibly relaxing. Overall recommended but see the service price as mostly reflecting a high admission price rather than an indication of their quality.

Grant

A mud slides experience (a mud slide is not a mud bath, we thought we would be getting into a tank of mud at some point and did not) The spa solage made me feel as though I had been transported to a new realm. As I sat in my robe, just outside the dressing room, waiting for my partner, I couldn’t get over how other worldly this place felt. Everything was bright white and pristine. It was a place that nudged you to whisper and move thoughtfully. Once my partner had put on her robe as well, we entered the main garden and began walking to the pool area which was complete with a sauna, steam room, mineral baths, and cold plunges. We did it all, sipping naturally essenced water and delightful tea between each facility. When the time came for our mudslide, we were full of a a calm, clean energy. We were escorted to a private room where our guide gave us a bucket of cosmetic grade clay and instructed us to coat ourselves with it, then rinse off when he knocked. He remarked that there was a wonderful rainfall shower for the rinse. He left, and we did as we were told, we coated ourselves in the clay then laid in the heat waiting for it to dry. The process of it drying was itchy and mildly uncomfortable, my partner and I giggled the whole time, laughing at ourselves for paying for this. Our guide then knocked and we began to wash ourselves, I opted to use the rainfall shower. I do not suggest you do the same. It is legitimately a death trap and I have no idea how they can legally have it. It sits on a raised platform in the middle of the room, around 3 feet off the ground. Already a mildly dangerous experience to climb up there when your body is covered is slick clay. The rainfall controls are on the wall and inaccessible while on the platform, so I turned it on, ensured the water was at a good temp then hoisted myself onto the platform. About 15 seconds later, the water suddenly turned scaldingly hot. The whole platform was covered by the scalding water, so I had to jump down to the wet ground, while covered in slick clay. I almost fell and It would be easy for someone to get seriously injured. Crisis averted for us, but others may not be so lucky. Our guide then took us to the next room where we had a mineral bath, it was nice and the provided chai latter was stupendous. I was a little confused at this point, wondering when we were getting in our mud tank, but my partner had already pieced together that the mud tank wasn’t going to be part of this. It appears we have not been the only ones to suffer such confusion. The final step was for us to enter a nap pod. They really hyped it up, but it’s just a recliner with a weighted blanket, and some nature noises. Neither of us fell asleep. Overall, the spa is nice, but I wouldn’t recommend you do the mud slide unless you just want to giggle with your significant other.