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Spa on the Hill

Washington, D.C., District of Columbia

A small medical and day spa on Capitol Hill offering facials, body treatments, and wellness sessions from a solo licensed provider.

Aesthetician performing facial treatment on client in bright, modern treatment room
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At a glance

Spa on the Hill is a one-provider medical and day spa on the second floor of an 8th Street NE building in Capitol Hill, Washington, D.C. It's run by Arnetta, a licensed provider with 19 years of experience, who built the space as a quiet, non-judgmental option for solo visits rather than group outings.

The menu is organized into three categories: skin rituals and restoration (facials and other skin-focused treatments), full body renewal (bodywork aimed at circulation and tension release), and curated wellness experiences, which cover more personalized or seasonal sessions. There's a relaxation lounge on site for before or after treatments.

Pricing falls in the moderate range for the area, and walk-ins are welcome, though booking ahead is recommended since it's a single-provider practice. Hours run seven days a week, with slightly shorter hours on Sunday and standard weekday closing times in the early evening.

This is geared toward adults, particularly solo travelers or locals looking for individual attention rather than a large facility with multiple treatment rooms running simultaneously. Call ahead to confirm same-day availability given the limited staffing.

Good to know

Do I need a reservation at Spa on the Hill?
Walk-ins are welcome, but reservations are recommended since this is a single-provider practice; call (240) 390-6096 to check same-day availability.
What treatments does Spa on the Hill offer?
Three categories: skin rituals and restoration (facials), full body renewal (bodywork), and curated wellness experiences (personalized or seasonal sessions).
What are the hours?
Open daily, with 10am–6pm on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, 10am–6:30pm Thursday through Saturday, and shorter Sunday hours from 10am–4pm.
Is this spa suitable for a solo visit?
Yes, it's set up for adults and solo travelers seeking individual attention rather than a large multi-room facility.
How much does a visit cost?
The spa falls in the moderate price tier; exact treatment prices aren't listed here, so confirm current rates directly with the spa.

Details checked October 2, 2026. Prices and hours change; confirm before you go.

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