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Wild Rose Healing House

Asheville, North Carolina

A small massage studio in downtown Asheville offering Thai and signature massage alongside private infrared and traditional sauna sessions.

Well-lit treatment room with massage table, wooden shelving, and fireplace
  • Spa treatment room with twin beds, fireplace, and white robes hanging on door
  • Wild Rose Healing House photo 3
Photo: Wild Rose Healing House via Google

At a glance

Price
$$
Signature treatment
Signature Massage
Hotel guests only
No
Adults only
No
Couples treatments
No
Walk-ins
No
Amenities
Sauna

Wild Rose Healing House is a day spa on East Chestnut Street in downtown Asheville, built around bodywork rather than a full wet-area circuit. The menu is short and focused: Thai massage performed on a floor mat with assisted stretching, and a signature massage that adds hot stones, hot towels, and aromatherapy to an integrative massage base. The signature treatment, the most popular option, runs $140 for 60 minutes, with 90- and 120-minute versions also available.

Beyond massage, the house offers two heat-therapy options that can be booked on their own or paired with a session. The infrared sauna delivers gentle, deep-penetrating warmth, while the traditional sauna is a private one-person Auroom Cala Glass Mini built from thermo-aspen wood and heated with sauna rocks -- add water for steam, then rinse off in the in-room shower for contrast therapy. Both sauna options are priced at $40 for 30 minutes or $80 for 60 minutes, and towels and water are included.

This is a moderate-tier spot, open daily from 9am to 8:30pm, with no couples treatments and no day-pass system -- everything is booked as an individual service. The business also runs rotating monthly offers, such as discounts on a featured therapist or a seasonal treatment bundle, worth asking about when scheduling.

Good to know

Do I need a reservation?
Yes, treatments and sauna sessions are booked in advance; confirm with the venue whether same-day walk-ins can be accommodated.
How much does a massage cost?
The signature massage, which includes hot stones, hot towels, and aromatherapy, starts at $140 for 60 minutes, with longer 90- and 120-minute sessions also offered.
Can I use the sauna without booking a massage?
Yes, both the infrared sauna and the private traditional sauna can be booked separately, priced at $40 for 30 minutes or $80 for 60 minutes.
Is this spa adults-only or open to everyone?
The spa is not restricted to adults only.
What's included with the sauna booking?
Water, towels, and shower access are included with traditional sauna sessions, which also have an in-room shower for hot-and-cold contrast therapy.

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

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