A Self-Care Day in Detroit
6 stops · about 3 hours · Updated October 10, 2026
Plan a relaxed self-care day in Detroit, MI around massage, movement, meditation and nail care. The Healing Girl offers yoga and guided meditation alongside massage, while Paige Currier LMT provides appointment-based massage therapy. Veda Hydration brings most of its IV hydration services directly to clients, and STONED COLD NAILS offers creative nail designs by appointment.
Book a spa treatment
morning
Stop 1
Veda Hydration
5.0(189)Detroit
Veda Hydration offers mobile IV hydration and vitamin therapy administered by registered nurses, with most services delivered directly to clients.
Stop 2
The Healing Girl
5.0(11)Detroit
The Healing Girl brings massage, yoga, guided meditation and individual or group mental health therapy together in an appointment-based wellness center.
Add a massage
afternoon
Stop 3
Paige Currier LMT
5.0(39)Detroit
Paige Currier LMT offers appointment-based massage from a licensed, insured therapist whose practice focuses on chronic pain relief and mobility.
Stop 4
Serene Rose Massage
5.0(6)Detroit
Serene Rose Massage is a spa on Woodward Avenue with a five-star Google rating from six reviews and credit and debit card acceptance.
Finish with nails
afternoon
Stop 5
Shears and Shaves LLC
4.9(191)Detroit
Shears and Shaves LLC combines a barber shop and spa on the Avenue of Fashion, with free parking and a wheelchair-accessible entrance.
Stop 6
STONED COLD NAILS
4.9(48)Detroit
STONED COLD NAILS offers creative nail designs by appointment, welcomes LGBTQ clients and provides free street parking for a planned nail-care stop.
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Frequently asked
- Where can I get a massage in Detroit?
- Meta Physica Wellness Center in Corktown is the bodywork-focused option. BASK Detroit in Brush Park and Eden Day Spa in New Center are full-service spas, and Veda Hydration in Rivertown focuses on hydration and recovery.
- What's a free way to have a restful day in Detroit?
- Walk the Detroit Riverwalk between Mt. Elliott Park and downtown, or the Dequindre Cut greenway. Both are flat, paved and free. Kresge Court at the Detroit Institute of Arts is the quietest indoor option, though the museum charges admission.
