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Pineapple Day Spa

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35 Boniface Dr, Pine Bush, New York, 12566, United States
(845) 744-3039 pineappledayspa.com
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Mar 18, 2018
Very pleasant clean staff accommodating for last-minute Spa prices are reasonable massage good

Feb 8, 2018
Colleen is the only person my 2 year old will let cut his hair. She is always so caring and gives a great cut for the entire family.

Oct 6, 2017
I'm torn with this review. I've been going to this spa on & off for at least 8 years. One of the positive things I can say about this establishment is that the service team has always been talented, professional, very courteous & really care about what they do for a living. It shows in their treatments. What I cannot seem to put my arms around are a combination of price & comfort aesthetics. There really is a difference in going to a spa that is separated into the hair salon section of which you would expect to be high energy, loud, filled with vibrance & action. But when you make any other 'spa' appointment, which essentially doesn't take place in the salon, you expect it to be visually inviting, calming, soothing, quiet, peaceful, an area you can unwind in which should encourage comfort & relaxation. If I am paying for a treatment that is similar in cost to a luxury spa I expect it to feel that way. When I arrived for my evening appointment, I was immediately seated in the empty salon area. My view was an entire room of empty salon chairs, sinks, hair products, hair swatches, etc. I was the ONLY person in that section, alone. I was offered coffee, tea, water or wine. As I drank my beverage I already felt a sense of not being important enough to be sat in the visually appealing section. The therapist was great. Unfortunately the updating they're doing to the manicure/pedicure stations still has you sitting right by 2 areas that are the least appealing to anyone - the bathroom & the employee lounge/kitchen. You either get the faint aroma of sewage from the bathroom which is kept open or you get the smell of whatever they've been warming up in the microwave. If I am to pay $95, not including tip, for a spa manicure/pedicure experience, I expect it be such. On a separate note, every single time I am there, when I go to use any coupon I may have received directly from the Spa, there's a problem. Every single time. When I receive emails asking me to give the spa another chance for my business, I would expect it to be better than the last. It just continues to go backwards less the technicians who are truly exceptional. Chances are, this is my last visit. I am truly an advocate for supporting local businesses. I am hoping that the owner makes some improvements to the overall experience so that they can continue to keep local residents who would love to be able to drive down the road for a special treatment. Final suggestions, technicians should not be socializing with one another while providing luxury spa treatments. The attention should be 100% dedicated to the individual you are servicing. Conversations should not taking place between the front desk person, the technicians, the other individuals sweeping & cleaning the salon during client treatments, etc. Unfortunately my technician was constantly interrupted by everyone else at the salon who was not servicing others which was disappointing. However, she handled herself extremely well.

Mar 1, 2018
Wonderful atmosphere,fantastic service with an all new mani bar and new pedicure chairs.Best spa in the valley

Mar 3, 2018
I loved my visit to Pineapple day Spa. The staff was very sweet and Dawn made me feel super comfortable during my Hot Stone Massage. 😊

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