The final popular treatment to explore on your next spa day is acupressure. White explains the technique is very similar to acupuncture, except no needles are used during this session. Instead, therapists focus on the use of essential oils and pressure points. The technique is focused on relieving pain, toxins and loosening muscles.

White explains that this is more or less an energy-based service that is just as effective as other physical services offered. Both cupping and acupressure treatments are available by reservation and cost up to $195.

Currently, the spa is incorporating their summer daily specials, the Joya Summer of Spa, that lasts until the beginning of September. You can check online or visit the Joya Spa at the Montelucia to find out more information on all treatment packages included.