Miracle Hands Massage & Spa
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Centreville, VA · Open daily 9:30 AM–9:30 PM

Massage Services & Pricing
in Centreville, VA.

The whole menu, priced in plain sight — from a $50 half-hour of reflexology to a two-hour couples session at $320. Every massage service below runs daily, 9:30 AM to 9:30 PM, at Miracle Hands Massage & Spa in the Centreville Square plaza off Route 29.

Massage may help with relaxation and everyday muscle tension; it isn't a substitute for medical care. The National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health notes that massage covers many distinct techniques and that people most commonly use it for relaxation and general well-being — which is a fair description of this menu. Call (571) 380-6868 to book, or to ask which session fits.

First

Pick a length.

30, 60, 90 or 120 minutes. Sixty is the house standard; thirty fits a lunch break.

Then

Pick a style.

Eight groups below, from Swedish to fire cupping. Not sure which? Say so on the phone — matching people to sessions is half the job.

Always

Set the pressure.

Light, medium or firm — your therapist checks in as they work. It's your hour.

01 The classics

Full Body Massage

30 · 60 · 90 · 120 min · complimentary hot stones

Classic full-body work that may help ease muscle tension and support overall relaxation.

Read the deep tissue guide
  • Swedish $55 / $80 / $120 / $160
  • Deep Tissue $55 / $80 / $120 / $160
  • Combo — Half Back + Half Feet $55 / $80 / $120 / $160

What each full-body style feels like

Swedish massage

The style most people picture when they say massage: long gliding strokes, kneading, a steady rhythm, and light-to-medium pressure throughout. It is the easiest first massage to book because nothing about it is intense — many guests doze off partway through. Swedish massage in Centreville runs all four lengths here, $55 for 30 minutes through $160 for two hours, with complimentary hot stones. If you want a full body massage and have no specific complaint to point at, start here.

Deep tissue massage

Slower and firmer than Swedish, working layer by layer into the places that hold everyday tension — shoulders, low back, hips. Same price, same four lengths. Firm pressure should feel productive rather than sharp, and your therapist checks in as they work; say something the moment it tips over. The deep tissue massage guide covers pressure, session length and who tends to choose it.

Combo — half back, half feet

Half the session on the back and shoulders, half on the feet, at full-body pricing. It is the practical answer for guests who cannot decide between body work and reflexology, and for anyone who sits all day and stands all evening. For a longer split, the Body + Foot combinations further down the menu give the feet more of the clock.

02 With steam eye mask

Full Body Massage + Steam Eye Masks

30 · 60 · 90 · 120 min · complimentary hot stones & steam eye mask

The same full-body sessions with a complimentary steam eye mask added.

Read the stress relief guide
  • Sports $60 / $90 / $130 / $170
  • Herbal Oil $60 / $90 / $130 / $170
  • Trigger Point $60 / $90 / $130 / $170
  • Asia Tuina $60 / $90 / $130 / $170
  • Back Pain $60 / $90 / $130 / $170
  • Stress Relief $60 / $90 / $130 / $170

Choosing between the six styles

Sports massage

Built for active adults — people who train, lift, run, or repeat the same movement all week at work. The therapist spends more of the session on the muscle groups your activity actually loads, and pressure and focus are adjusted to what you describe. Sports massage in Centreville is $60 for 30 minutes up to $170 for two hours. It is not injury treatment: if something is injured, see a clinician first and tell your therapist what they said.

Trigger point massage

Focused, sustained pressure on specific tight-feeling spots rather than broad strokes across the whole body. It is more of a conversation than most styles — your therapist needs to know when a spot is the right one and when the intensity is too much, and you should say so out loud. Useful when you can point at the problem. Not a medical treatment, and not the right pick for a first massage if you prefer to stay quiet and drift.

Asia Tuina

Tuina is a hands-on bodywork tradition from Chinese medicine, using rhythmic pressing, rolling and kneading along the body rather than the long oiled strokes of Swedish. It tends to feel more percussive and more deliberate. Asia Tuina massage is on the Centreville menu at $60 / $90 / $130 / $170 across the four lengths. Like everything else here it is offered as bodywork for relaxation and everyday muscle tension, not as a treatment for a diagnosed condition.

Herbal oil and back pain sessions

The herbal oil session is a full-body massage worked with a scented oil blend; the back-pain session shifts most of the clock to the back, shoulders and hips. Neither claims to fix anything — persistent, severe or unexplained back pain belongs with a doctor first, and massage works alongside that care rather than instead of it.

Stress relief massage

The gentlest tier in this group: lighter pressure, an unhurried pace, and the steam eye mask doing its share of the work. Guests book it after long weeks more often than after hard workouts. The stress relief and relaxation massage guide goes into what it does and does not offer.

03 The scrub

Body Scrub

30 min

A 30-minute exfoliating body scrub to leave skin feeling refreshed.

  • Body Scrub $70

Full scrub or back-only add-on

The 30-minute body scrub

A standalone 30-minute exfoliating body scrub at $70, booked on its own. Skin is worked over with a scrub and rinsed; most guests describe the after-feel as smoother and slightly warm. Body scrub in Centreville is the one item on this menu that is about skin rather than muscle.

Body scrub as a massage add-on

There is also a shorter version: a 10-minute, back-only scrub for $30, added to any massage session. Pair it with a 60-minute Swedish and the visit comes to $110. If you want the scrub and the massage in the same visit, say so when you call so the time is built into the booking rather than squeezed in.

04 Focused work

Targeted Massage

30 · 60 · 90 · 120 min

Focused techniques for specific concerns — pressure and style tailored to what's bothering you.

Read the hot stone guide Neck & shoulder guide
  • Hot Stone $70 / $100 / $150 / $180
  • Shiatsu $70 / $100 / $150 / $180
  • CBD Pain Relief $70 / $100 / $150 / $180
  • Craniosacral & Head $70 / $100 / $150 / $180
  • Digestive $70 / $100 / $150 / $180
  • Lymphatic Drainage $70 / $100 / $150 / $180
  • Prenatal $70 / $100 / $150 / $180

What the targeted tier covers

Hot stone massage

Smooth warmed stones are glided over and rested on the body, with hands doing the rest. The warmth lets a therapist work without pressing as hard, which is why guests who find deep tissue too intense often land here. $70 for 30 minutes through $180 for two hours — details in the hot stone massage guide.

Prenatal massage

Prenatal massage is on the menu at $70 / $100 / $150 / $180. Talk with your doctor or midwife before booking, particularly early in pregnancy, and tell us you are expecting when you call so positioning, bolstering and pressure can be adapted to your comfort. Availability depends on which therapists are scheduled, so confirm by phone rather than walking in.

Lymphatic drainage massage

Very light, slow, rhythmic strokes — closer to a steady stretch of the skin than to a conventional massage, and far gentler than anything else on this menu. Lymphatic drainage massage is offered here in Centreville at the targeted tier price. It is a wellness session, not a medical procedure: if you have a diagnosed condition or have had surgery, check with your clinician first and tell your therapist what they advised.

Shiatsu and craniosacral & head

Shiatsu applies steady thumb, palm and finger pressure in a compact, rhythmic pattern rather than long oiled strokes. The craniosacral and head session concentrates on the scalp, neck and jaw — a good pick when the week has settled above the shoulders and a full-body hour feels like more than you want.

CBD pain relief and digestive sessions

The CBD session works a topical cannabidiol (CBD) preparation into the areas you nominate; the digestive session uses slow abdominal and lower-back work. Both are relaxation-focused bodywork. Neither treats a condition, and anything persistent or unexplained should go to a doctor before it goes on a massage table.

05 For two

Special Couples Massage

30 · 60 · 90 · 120 min · two side-by-side · complimentary hot stones

Two guests, side by side in one room, with complimentary hot stones.

Read the couples guide
  • Couples Massage $100 / $160 / $240 / $320

How the couples room works

Two tables, two therapists, one room

The Special Couples Massage is genuinely side by side: two guests, two therapists working at the same time, complimentary hot stones included. Pricing is per pair — $100, $160, $240 or $320 for 30, 60, 90 or 120 minutes. You do not have to be a couple to book it; friends, sisters, and a parent with an adult child use the room just as often.

Different pressure for each guest

Each of you has your own therapist, so one can work firm into a stubborn shoulder while the other keeps it light. You share the room, not the settings. Say what you each want at the start of the session. Anniversary and date-night bookings fill the room first on weekends — the couples massage guide covers timing.

06 Feet first

Reflexology / Foot Massage

foot only · 30 · 60 · 90 · 120 min

Foot-focused pressure work that many guests find deeply relaxing.

Read the reflexology guide
  • Reflexology / Foot Massage $50 / $70 / $110 / $140

Foot massage, in four lengths

Reflexology and foot massage

Foot-focused pressure work, seated or reclined, from $50 for 30 minutes to $140 for two hours. It is the least expensive way into the menu and the least exposing — nothing comes off but your shoes. Guests who stand all day for work book it more than any other single service. The foot massage and reflexology guide explains what a session involves.

07 Mix and match

Body + Foot Combination

mix a body massage with a foot session

Pair a shorter body massage with a foot session in one visit.

  • 15 min body + 35 min foot $60
  • 20 min body + 40 min foot $75
  • 30 min body + 60 min foot $110

Body and foot massage, in one visit

Three combinations, three price points

The body and foot massage combinations pair a shorter body session with a longer foot session in a single appointment: 15 minutes of body work plus 35 on the feet for $60, 20 plus 40 for $75, or 30 plus 60 for $110. The clock is deliberately weighted toward the feet — the body portion is enough to loosen the back and shoulders, the foot portion is where most of the session lives.

Who picks the combination

Guests who cannot decide between a full body massage and reflexology, and guests whose day involves both sitting and standing. The $110 combination is the one to book if you want a proper unhurried version of each rather than a taste of both. If you want it split evenly instead, the half-back-half-feet combo at the top of the menu does that at full-body pricing.

Booking a combination

Mention the combination by name when you call — the front desk builds the two portions into one slot rather than treating them as separate bookings. Pressure is set separately for each half, so a firm back segment and a lighter foot segment is a normal request.

08 The extras

Add-ons

add to any session

Enhance any session with a few optional extras.

Read the cupping guide
  • Steam Eye Mask $15
  • Hot / Cold Stones $20
  • Body Scrub 10 min · back only $30
  • Essential Oil CBD · Lavender · Rose · Herbal · Mugwort $20
  • Scraping $30
  • Fire Cupping $30

Worth knowing about the extras

Fire cupping and scraping

Both are $30 traditional add-ons layered onto a massage rather than booked alone. Fire cupping can leave temporary circular marks that last days to weeks, and it is not right for every guest — the fire cupping guide covers marks, safety and who should ask a doctor first. Mention either one when you call so a therapist who offers it is on the schedule.

Oils, stones and the steam eye mask

An essential oil upgrade is $20 — CBD, lavender, rose, herbal or mugwort. Hot or cold stones are $20 as an add-on, though they are already complimentary on every full-body and couples session. A steam eye mask is $15, and it is included free on the six styles in the steam-eye-mask tier above.

Prices may vary. Please call (571) 380-6868 to confirm availability and current pricing.

Choosing from the menu

Menu questions, answered.

Seven things guests ask on the phone before picking a service. More on booking, health and the couples room is on the full FAQ page.

How much is a 60-minute massage in Centreville? +

A 60-minute full-body Swedish or deep tissue massage is $80, with complimentary hot stones. The steam-eye-mask tier (sports, herbal oil, trigger point, Asia Tuina, back pain, stress relief) is $90 for 60 minutes, targeted sessions such as hot stone or prenatal are $100, and 60 minutes of reflexology is $70.

What is the difference between Swedish and deep tissue massage? +

Swedish uses long gliding strokes at light-to-medium pressure and is the easiest first massage to book. Deep tissue works slower and firmer into the areas that hold everyday tension. They cost the same on this menu, so the choice is about pace and pressure rather than price.

What do the four session lengths actually buy? +

Thirty minutes covers one area properly and fits a lunch break. Sixty is the house standard and the right default for a first full-body visit. Ninety and 120 minutes let a therapist return to a stubborn area without shortchanging the rest of the body. Every style on this menu is offered at all four lengths.

Are hot stones included, or are they an add-on? +

Complimentary hot stones are included with every full-body and couples massage. Hot or cold stones are also listed as a $20 add-on for sessions that do not already include them, and there is a separate targeted hot stone service where more of the hour is built around the stones.

Do you offer prenatal, lymphatic drainage and Asia Tuina massage? +

All three are on the menu. Asia Tuina sits in the steam-eye-mask tier at $60 to $170; prenatal and lymphatic drainage are on the targeted menu at $70 to $180. For prenatal, speak with your doctor or midwife first and tell us you are expecting when you call so positioning and pressure can be adapted.

Can I combine a body massage with a foot massage? +

Yes. The Body + Foot combinations pair the two in one appointment: 15 minutes of body work plus 35 on the feet for $60, 20 plus 40 for $75, or 30 plus 60 for $110. There is also a half-back, half-feet combo at full-body pricing if you want the split even.

How do I book, and do you take walk-ins? +

Booking is by phone on (571) 380-6868 — there is no online calendar. Walk-ins are welcome whenever a therapist is free, though evenings and weekends fill fastest. Mention any add-ons when you call so the time is built into your slot.

Centreville Square · off Route 29

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Walk in or call ahead — we're open every day, 9:30 AM to 9:30 PM. If you're comparing massage services around Centreville, a two-minute phone call usually settles it.

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