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Indy Spas

Pamper Yourself At Indy's Top Ten Spa's

 

When visiting Indianapolis you'll find there's plenty to experience year-round. Catch a fly ball at Victory Field, where the Indians keep fans on their feet, or see the Pacers and Fever in action at Conseco Field House. If you're a Football fan, then the Colts are ready to pass on the thrills of football season at Lucas Oil Stadium. We cannot forget the face action on the track at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway or Raceway Park, which is preparing for the upcoming Nationals in September.

Along with all the great attractions and dining options available you'll also discover there are plenty of places that are ready to pamper you in Indianapolis. Here is a Top Ten list, which includes one of our favorites:

Number 1 on our list is the Studio 2000 Salon and Day Spa that has been rated downtown Indy's only five-star destination by AOL. The wonderful spa treatments include soothing massages, a refreshing hydrotub treatment, and body wraps. Read more about the Studio 2000 Salon and Day Spa with this link.

Among the other relaxing destinations on our Top Ten List to visit while in Indianapolis are:

The Transformations Salon & Spa that features a Honey Body Polish and Pomegranate Cran-Apple Body Scrub

For men who want to keep it simple Red's Classic Barbershop is a 1930's style barbershop specializes in men's haircuts and straight razor shaves six days a week, and even has vintage barber chairs and a black and white checkered floor.

The Mode Salon, which is popular for their Urban Detox facial and Swedish massages, and specializes in hair, makeup as well as spa treatments, but the  are customer favorites.

Body Works is a full services salon offering everything from facials to tanning, in addition to Botox to Anti-Cellulite treatments.

The Villa Inn located on historic Delaware Street is a bed & breakfast that features six unique rooms, and has one of the city's best spas.

Located on Mass Ave, Complexions is a full-service spa and salon offering treatment like the Ilike Organic Facial.

For busy men and women, Sonrisa, located on Indiana Avenue specializes in on-the-go massages and express spa packages for those who are in need of a quick hint of relaxation.

Meridian Design Grouphas has a fleet of the city's best stylists, and this salon and day spa offers you options for styling, manicures, massages and aesthetician services.

Spa in the City, located on Market Street in the heart of downtown features hot stone massages and aromatherapy treatments.

From relaxing after a game or planning a spa day out with friends, Indianapolis offers plenty of options to pamper yourself!

By Melody Schubert

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Plan Your Trip

Learn more about Indianapolis Spas

 

To plan your escape at these Indianapolis Spas visit their websites at: Body Works, Complexions, Meridian Design Group, Mode Salon, Red's Classic Barbershop, Spa in the City, Sonrisa, Studio 2000 Salon & Day Spa, Transformations Salon & Spa, or The Villa Inn.

Getting around town to visit attractions and restaurants, as well as events is easy with help from the Indianapolis Convention and Visitor's Bureau at at www.visitindy.com.

Also visit Indianapolis Downtown Inc. at www.indydt.com for more events and news for your trip.

Social Networks - 

• FaceBook -  Indianapolis Convention and Visitor's Bureau - http://visitindy.com/#connect_facebook
• Twitter  - Indianapolis Convention and Visitor's Bureau - http://visitindy.com/#connect_twitter
• Indianapolis Downtown Inc - http://www.twitter.com/IndyDT

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About The Author

Learn more about Melody Schubert

 

Let Your Imagination Be Your Compass - Passionate about traveling, when it comes to a road trip, Editorial Executive and Photographer, Melody Schubert believes that maps are good for finding your way back to the highway after you've wandered off the beaten track. Otherwise, she prefers to let her imagination be her compass, and explore intriguing and overlooked destinations that express the heart of a region with her husband, Leroy, and their three sons.

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