A women-only membership spa in West Queen Anne offering massage, lymphatic drainage and red light therapy, with no day passes or walk-ins.
At a glance
- Price
- $$
- Signature treatment
- The signature is secret
- Adults only
- No
- Couples treatments
- No
- Walk-ins
- No
- Access
- Membership available
- Amenities
- Relaxation lounge
- Good for
- Adults only
- Price
- Moderate
Washington State Wellness Center sits on Queen Anne Ave N in West Queen Anne, Seattle, and runs on a membership model rather than single-visit bookings. The menu lists 52 treatments, built around massage, manual lymphatic drainage and facial work, with red light therapy (including an IRestore hair-growth cap session) folded into most packages.
Membership is the only way in — there's no day pass and no walk-in service, and booking happens through the center's online scheduling page. Tiers run from Gold ($100/month, a 60-minute massage plus a 10-minute add-on) to Platinum ($135/month, a 90-minute massage or an extended lymphatic/RF skin-tightening session) up to a Diamond tier at $200. Each level adds extras like aromatherapy, hot towels, back exfoliation and a discount on additional services, and 12-month prepaid versions are offered at a reduced total cost. Most of the massage and lymphatic services are marked women-only, and the center keeps gender-specific hours. A signature treatment is offered at $175, though the center keeps its details undisclosed.
The spa is open most days from 7am to 9pm, with Saturday hours starting earlier, and it's closed Sundays. It does not offer couples treatments. Memberships are month-to-month with no long-term contract, though cancellation requires 30 days' written notice, and unused services don't roll over or get refunded. Anyone considering a membership should confirm which hours and services apply to them before booking.
Good to know
- Can I just walk in for a massage?
- No, this spa does not accept walk-ins or offer a day pass; services are booked online through its scheduling page as part of a membership.
- How much does membership cost?
- Gold membership is $100 a month for one 60-minute massage plus a 10-minute add-on, Platinum is $135 a month for a 90-minute session, and a Diamond tier runs $200; 12-month prepaid options are also available.
- Are the massage services open to everyone?
- Most of the listed massage and lymphatic drainage memberships are marked women-only, and the center keeps gender-specific operating hours; it's worth confirming current access policies directly with them.
- What are the hours?
- The center is open 7am to 9pm Monday through Friday, with different Saturday hours, and it's closed on Sundays.
- Can I cancel my membership anytime?
- Memberships are month-to-month with no long-term contract, but a 30-day written cancellation notice is required, and unused services don't carry over or get refunded.
Details checked October 2, 2026. Prices and hours change; confirm before you go.
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