Rejuvenate Spas

Best Spa ever had a massage it was awesome.. The atmosphere is so relaxing. Need gift ideas for the women in your life this is the place to shop. Give the Gift of health and relaxation this Christmas.

I had Kimmi for an hour massage and I can’t say enough good things! So glad I decided to book it on a whim. The staff was accommodating and the facility is beautiful.

I received the best massage today (March 10, 2015) She had me in a trance, I was so relaxed, I highly recommend her. I travel for a living, and try to get a massage twice a month, she ranks top of list!!!

I chose rejuvenate because it was close to my hotel. Although I had read negative reviews on Unilocal the location overrode my normal caution. I was rewarded for my decision. The entire experience was pleasing. From the architecture of the buildings to the actual massage, everything was above my expectation. My knees are quite worn out and the right one was giving me trouble to the point my gait was affected and both legs hurt. Brianne was my masseuse and she was magnificent! At my request she spent the entire hour on my knees and quadriceps. She relieved the pain and restored flexibility to my knees. I heartily recommend this business to a weary traveler.

Horrible customer service. I was 10 minutes late for my massage and they refused to service me or extend a refund. Do not support this business.

Rejuvenate Spas is a pleasant place to be. Located downtown in the Gardens Building which is connected to SunTrust Plaza, I recommend it to my coworkers and friends in the area.
Otis is amazing! Probably the best massage therapist I’ve ever had. He has really strong hands and finds all of my problem spots without me mentioning them. My partner sees Kimberly and is quite content with her.
The spa seems to be building its clientele and its offerings. I did try the automated massage chair experience and it was not for me. I’d rather have a real human do that sort of thing.
I overheard that they have been hosting TV show tapings there recently.

I had two services here while staying downtown on vacation. I’ve had massages all over the country when I travel — this one ties with one I had in NYC as the absolute best. If time had allowed I would have gotten a second before my trip was over. The pedicure was also top notch. The atmosphere is kind of utilitarian — rather than luxury resort style, but I was there for services not lounging around so it suited me fine. If I’m ever in Atlanta again — this will be on my MUST list.

The hour long massage and gel manicure I received were great !

Oh how I wish I had read the Unilocal reviewed before I booked my facial here.
Overall, I found the front room of the spa to be pleasant and the bare necessity of what a spa should be. The lady that greeted me at the front desk was very sweet and accommodating. I did have to wait 10 minutes after my appointment time for my facial to begin, which I find to be aggravating when Rejuvenate has such a strict policy on clients showing up late.
I don’t remember the name of my Esthetician, but from the beginning of the facial to the very end, she just acted like she didn’t really know what she was doing. She never once asked me a question – not about my skin type, not about my concerns, not about the products I use, etc. I find it to be very unprofessional and actually irresponsible to not ask about my skin before slathering chemicals on it. There was no music, so I basically just got to listen to her opening bottles the whole time. There was no conversation – not even instruction on what she was doing to my face. The massage portion was terrible – i actually had to ask her to stop at one point because she was putting so much pressure on my shoulder joint. Overall, it was a very unpleasant experience and even worse when I had to pay the bill for such a poor quality facial.
It has been two days since my experience and I will say that I notice very little difference in my skin. It MAY be ever so slightly smoother, but I think even that is being generous. Even worse, I am actually pretty sore in my arms, shoulder and neck from the «massage» portion.
In summary, I would never go back to this place. Thankfully, I live in Philadelphia and I never have to!

Pretty annoyed about my experience so I’ll keep it short and concise as I don’t want to waste any more effort with this place.
First and foremost, let me mention this was a Groupon experience.
Called into to make an appointment in early May. Receptionist was very friendly until I mentioned a groupon. Then suddenly there was a whole other schedule for groupon people. Couldn’t get an appointment til July. Yup. LATE July.
I couldn’t make the appointment in late July so I offered the groupon to the gf. When she tried to make an appointment close to the groupon expiration date, she was told that they had to check their schedule for openings and that they’d call her back. No callback. She had to call back again to schedule something. She also mentioned that they were very receptive until she mentioned the groupon — then they got really rude and dismissive.
During the actual appointment, they got there 15 min late due to a huge weather event going through the city. I acknowledge this wasn’t the spas fault, but the place was empty at the time and the appointment was in the middle of a weekday and they wouldn’t extended the time. So basically 40 min for a 60 min massage. Originally, I had told the gf to tip based on the full value of the massage, of course unless something is not satisfactory. The massage itself was just ok, but the rude customer service and scheduling were too much to oversee and offer any sort of gratuity. We know we’re never going to come back to this place. Anyway, on her way out, the receptionist had to audacity to chase after her and ask for a tip… or remind that «tip is not included with the offer.»
Not really sure why the place or receptionist treated groupon users like a sub-​class of customers since we had intended on paying everything else based on regular prices anyway. Maybe the receptionist is the owner? Anyway, just our own personal experience and will not return. EVER.

My recommendation is: don’t waste your money. There are much more relaxing spas in the Atlanta area with better prices AND better services. We had a couple’s massage. When we arrived, the entire place smelled like popcorn someone had recently eaten, which is not a good spa smell, FYI. We both agreed we’d give our massages around a 3 or 4 out of 10. The massage I had was pretty rough and uncomfortable at times. I always figure this might be OK and good for me, but today I don’t feel any different and my neck is slightly sore. We used a deal on KDB Deals, and I usually leave a massage thinking it was a steal — but this one we wished we hadn’t bought. C’est la vie.

I booked a headache massage here for help with my chronic tension headaches. When I arrived late due to traffic and getting lost, the owner surprised me by being extremely kind, patient, and accommodating. That sold me immediately, and I decided I would definitely return just based on how professional they were despite my lateness.
Then I had my massage.
I swear Katie has magic fingers. I haven’t had a headache since the massage, and I am eager to go back. It’s definitely worth the time (I live in Acworth and work in Buckhead, so this location is not exactly convenient to me) to travel here just for the headache massage. Thanks!

I have utilized many services from Rejuvenate Spa and will continue sampling the «menu» going forward! My first experience was a fantastic yoga practices with Susan right after work. The group was fairly small which allowed her to really tailor the routine to what we collectively felt/​needed. The sun was setting throughout the session which created this perfect symphony of colors dancing behind the view of midtown. Ahhh… I relax just THINKING about it! I also love the convenience of visiting the chiropractor at the spa. It’s a great environment to walk into that supports the goals of chiropractic. I look forward to many more visits in the future!

I work downtown on Peachtree, so Rejuvenate Spas is very convenient for me. I’m all about pampering and efficiency, so Rejuvenate is a great one stop shop.
On Tuesdays, they have a chiropractor onsite, so you can get adjusted and then a 30′ headache massage. If you go on another day, I’d recommend a 30′ headache massage and then the 15′ in the energy pod. I’m in, out and back at my office within the hour.
For some reason, I nap quicker in the energy pods than the alpha pods. I recommend you try both. It’s helped my stress levels.

After my manicure here a few weeks ago, I’ve decided I will never return and warn others to stay away.
I really want to love Rejuvenate Spas but I just can’t. I’ve sat on this review for a few weeks thinking about what I’ve experienced, and have come to the conclusion to just tell it like it is.
At the recommendation of the owner after my last Unilocal review, I decided to try out their $ 20 Express services that are available only on Wednesdays. Since I was short on time that week, a 30 minute manicure sounded like the perfect solution to get everything I needed to get done before some company came in town.
I called to make my appointment and was required to put a credit card number down on the reservation. This seems extremely bizarre to me for a manicure, especially because the Express services are cash-​only, but I went with it.
I scheduled a 4:30pm manicure since I had a 5:30pm appt to get to, assuming I would be out of the spa by 5pm and in my car in the nearby lot around 5:10 to get to my appt. Perfect– or so I thought.
I learned my lesson from last time and arrived about 5 mins early to my appt. I was again asked to fill out a seemingly ridiculous survey about your nails. Questions like, «What condition are your nails in?» and «What sort of activities are your nails subjected to?» with really silly multiple choice answers (none of them had «normal» or «average» as possible answers). I didn’t know how to answer some of them! My manicurist didn’t even look at my sheet so I’m not sure what use it would have been anyway. I’ve been getting great manicures for years from people who can barely speak English and don’t ask me any questions.
Regardless, I was quickly put back in the tiny manicure area. There was no music playing so a majority of the manicure was in silence. Awkward, for real. I asked the manicurist if she could make my nails round since they always break when they are square. She said she would «try». What? How hard is that? At the end of the manicure, I realized that one or two of my nails were perfectly round and others were square!
I never was asked to wash my hands, so I had gritty stuff all underneath my nails and on top too. She didn’t clean them with that metal tool thing that other places use. Having all that stuff underneath was a gross feeling.
No massage is included in this Express manicure, which is fine by me. She went on to painting. I was disappointed to find out later on that the coats of polish were super thick– as all women know, this is tragic. The polish refused to dry for several hours and was smudging all over the place.
They didn’t have any small fans or UV lights to help dry my nails, so I just sat there for five to ten minutes waiting for my nails to dry (which didn’t happen). I also noticed little bumps in the polish– the grit from the filing! Ugh.
After the manicure, the owner was helpful enough to get my money (out of my back pocket, no less!!) and my keys to my car, and was happy to do so.
When I got to my car and turned the ignition, I noticed the clock read clearly, 5:36pm. WHAT? I thought this was supposed to be an EXPRESS manicure– 30 mins as described?! I completely missed my 5:30 appt which cost me money. I know most people wouldn’t be upset that their manicure appt was strectched out, but the whole reason I went to Rejuvenate Spas was to get a QUICK manicure so I could get on with my day! Plus, the manicure I got was probably the worst I’ve ever had. I was livid.
After my last less than stellar review, the owner sent me a message. She did not offer any apology or explanation, but instead told me in a very condescending manner how wrong I was. I was particularly offended by her statement «I’m sorry you feel otherwise». Ummm, okay, I was just telling people what my experience was, they can make of it what they will. Your response probably shouldn’t be «You’re so stupid you paying customer! Stop telling people my business sucks!».
Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me. I’ll never be back.

My husband was in Atlanta for business and brought me along. He booked me a 60 minute hot stone massage and the full spa mani/​pedi. Let me first say, everyone there was extremely friendly. My massage with Katie was fabulous. I get massages on a pretty regular basis and have no complaints about the massage I received. However, the $ 125 that was spent on the mani/​pedi was an absolute waste. In fact, it was a joke. All she did was file my nails and apply several different products to my hands and feet. My feet were soaked in a very old looking Dr. Scholls foot spa that was not even plugged up. My husband had paid extra for the hot butter massage which consisted of some butter being slathered onto my hands and feet. Absolutely NO massaging took place. Since they had no way of speeding up the drying process once my fingernails and toenails were polished, I left with two nails that were already messed up. They didn’t have any of the little flip flops that you usually get so i had to put my shoes back on. By the time I got to my hotel, my toes were ruined. It makes me so mad that 2 hours were spent on my hands and feet and $ 125 was paid and I had nothing to show for it. HUGE waste of time and money. Let me say again, the staff was very nice and my massage was wonderful.

Read great reviews so scheduled some services for my mother as a birthday present. Not only was she not offered one of the services I prepaid for, she has reportedly received much better customer service from other area spas. In fairness, I think she liked the 4-​hand massage, but it speaks volumes that she gets a massage once a month and chooses not to go back.
oh, and she says it was uncomfortably cold. i guess that’s a preference call, but most other spas make it a point to ensure patrons’ comfort.
Lastly, she says the service of the employees was much better than that of the owner.

Took the intermediate Ashtanga Vinyasa Yoga class from Susan on Wed @ 5:30. Only one other person in the class — what a treat. Susan had a good sense of timing when instructing us to move through poses, managed to do pose corrections without interrupting your flow + was quick to show us new poses that she had recently learned herself. More of a medatative/​relaxation practice that a hard workout, but perfect for after work.
Space has a good view of Atlanta suburbs + laminate floors.
Rejuvenate Spa didn’t quite seem to have its business model together yet on yoga — they seem to make most of their $ on massages, but also had napping pods (kinda rando for ATL) + other spa treatments. Their yoga classes aren’t listed online; so you have to call to find out what’s going on that week which would be a pain if this were my main yoga studio.
If it’s still around next time I’m in downtown ATL, I’ll definitely come by for another class.