Holiday Gift Guide 2026: Spa Packages and Gift Cards at Amenities
Every December someone stands at our desk with a list and one name circled. They know this person well enough to want to get it right. They do not know whether a massage or a facial would land better.
That is the gift most people are really trying to solve. This guide is about spa packages: two or three services in one unhurried visit, which is how a gift card turns into an actual afternoon. Below you will find what a package is, what it costs, how to choose for someone whose favorite service you do not know, and what happens when the card is handed over at checkout.
What is a spa package, exactly?
A spa package puts two or more services into a single visit. Instead of a massage one week and a pedicure three weeks later, it all happens in one stretch of time that belongs to the person you are treating.
We offer ten, from a manicure and pedicure to a full five-hour day:
- Complete Treat, 1.5 hours, $138+. Manicure and pedicure.
- Head to Soul, 1.5 hours, $192+. 30-minute massage and pedicure.
- Beyond Massage & Scalp Treatment, 2 to 2.5 hours, $288+ to $312+. Massage, scalp treatment, shampoo and style.
- Pamper Me Please – Massage, 2.5 hours, $288+. Massage, manicure, pedicure.
- Pamper Me Please – Facial, 2.5 hours, $300+. Facial, manicure, pedicure.
- The Necessity, 2 hours, $312+. Massage and facial.
- Couples Retreat, 60 or 90 minutes, $348+ to $468+. Side-by-side massage for two.
- Head to Toe, 3.5 hours, $366+. 90-minute massage, pedicure, shampoo and style.
- Pamper Me Please Plus, 3.5 hours, $450+. Massage, facial, manicure, pedicure.
- Day of Beauty, 5 hours, $547+. Massage, facial, manicure, pedicure, shampoo and style, and a catered lunch.
Is the tip included?
Yes. Spa package prices include a 20% gratuity.
Gift buyers tend to love this detail more than anything else on the page. The person you are treating never has to stand at the desk after a quiet afternoon and do tipping math. They walk out the way they came out of the massage room: unbothered.
If you add services from the regular menu around the package, like a pedicure or a facial, the desk will walk you through exactly how the ticket comes together before you buy. We give the number plainly, then tell you what it includes. That is how we like to handle money questions.
Three packages we like to give
The desk arranges the services back to back, so the visit flows without waiting in between. Prices below are straight from our spa packages page.
- The short reset. Head to Soul ($192+), a 30-minute massage and a pedicure. About an hour and a half, for the friend who swears they cannot take an afternoon off.
- The classic afternoon. Head to Toe ($366+), a 90-minute massage, a pedicure, and a shampoo and style. Shoulders first, then a warm foot soak, then hair done.
- The long one. Day of Beauty ($547+), five hours with a massage, facial, manicure, pedicure, shampoo and style, and a catered lunch. For the person who needs the first twenty minutes just to stop thinking about the week.
How do you choose for someone you do not know that well?
Our artists start every visit by asking questions, because a consultation is part of the service, not a formality. You can borrow the same habit for gift shopping. Ask yourself two things, then pick one package and stop second-guessing.
First: where do they carry their week? If it is the shoulders and neck, choose a package with a massage. If they are on their feet all day, a teacher, a nurse, anyone working retail in December, choose one with a pedicure. That is the part they will remember.
Second: what are they doing afterward? If the visit lands before a holiday party or a family photo, choose a package that ends with a shampoo and style, like Head to Toe. If they are going straight home to the couch, The Necessity is plenty.
And if you truly cannot guess, put a dollar amount on a gift card that matches the package you had in mind, and write the package on the envelope. They get your idea and the freedom to change it. We see our guests as guests, not customers, and that includes letting them have the last word.
What happens on the day?
Parking in Fig Garden Village is free, with no meters and no time limits, which matters on a three-hour visit. We are at 5054 N Palm Ave, right behind Jamba Juice near Shaw and Palm.
Before anything else, we offer Aveda's comforting tea and a warm neck wrap. Then their therapist walks them back to a quiet, dim room and asks the first real question of the day: which Aveda aroma would they like? The room fills with it as they settle onto the table.
If a pedicure follows, their feet go into a warm soak with calming Aveda and Comfort Zone aromas. If the visit ends with a shampoo and style, they walk back out into the village with their hair done and their shoulders a good inch lower than when they arrived.
Our massage therapists are California-certified (CAMTC) and our estheticians are licensed. A first-timer is in steady hands from the moment they walk in.
How does the gift card work at checkout?
You can buy a gift card online at amenitiesspa.com/gift-certificates/ or at the desk, and physical cards ship free. Our gift cards never expire, and they are good toward any service, product, or spa package.
The person you are treating books the visit, enjoys it, and hands the card over at the desk at the end. We apply it to the ticket. If the visit comes to more than the card, they pay the difference. If it comes to less, the rest stays on the card for another day.
Not sure what is left on a card someone gave you last year? Call the desk at 559-224-2667 and we will check the balance while you are on the phone.
Want to book the package yourself as a surprise? Tell the desk when you call, and we will plan it with you without giving it away.
Something to unwrap, too
A gift card is an envelope, and some people like a little something to open. If that is you, a piece of the spa they can take home makes a nice pairing.
Comfort Zone's Tranquillity line carries its signature spa aroma into candles and home fragrance. Tuck one in the bag with the card, and the gift starts the day it is opened instead of the day it is booked.
No hard sell, here or at the desk. If the card is enough on its own, it is enough.
What we tell our friends
If there is a holiday party on the calendar, schedule the visit for that day and choose a package that ends with a shampoo and style. They walk out relaxed and ready, and nobody has to fight with a round brush at six o'clock.
Our motto for more than 25 years in Fig Garden Village has been WBFG, What's Best For The Guest. For a gift, that usually means choosing one good afternoon and letting us take care of the rest.
What we use and sell
Tranquillity Candle
$58.00 · 9.8 oz
Comfort Zone's signature spa aroma in a slow-burning candle, an easy thing to tuck in the bag with the card.
In stock at the salon
Questions we hear at the desk
Can an Amenities gift card be used for a spa package?
Yes. Our gift cards are good toward any service, product, or spa package, and they never expire. They book the visit, enjoy it, and hand the card over at checkout. If the package costs more than the card, they pay the difference, and anything left stays on the card.
Does the spa package price include gratuity?
Yes. Spa package prices include a 20% gratuity, so the person you are treating does not have to think about tipping at the end of a long, quiet visit. If you add services from the regular menu, the desk will explain exactly how the ticket comes together before you buy.
What if I do not know which service they would like?
Ask yourself where they carry stress and what they are doing afterward. Shoulders point to a massage, tired feet to a pedicure, a party to a shampoo and style. If you still cannot decide, put a dollar amount on a gift card and write the package you had in mind on the envelope.
How do I check the balance on a gift card?
Call the desk at 559-224-2667 and we will look it up while you are on the phone. Since our gift cards never expire, an older card still works, and a remaining balance can go toward a package, a single service, or Aveda products from the shelf.
Pick the afternoon, and we will take care of the rest. Gift cards are online or at the desk at 5054 N Palm Ave in Fig Garden Village, open seven days a week.
559-224-2667 · 5054 N Palm Ave, Fresno
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