BODY of Santa Fe

Body of Santa Fe was a great addition to our trip. Mike did my massage and it was excellent—very professional and incredibly relaxing. The facial was also great and the overall experience made for a perfect way to unwind while visiting Santa Fe. If you’re in town and looking to treat yourself, I’d definitely recommend it. Go ahead and do the extra splurge—it’s well worth it.

Overall - phenomenal business. Highly recommend!!! We were visiting Santa Fe for a girls weekend and the resort we were staying at couldn’t get us in for massages at decent times so with a quick google search, grateful we found @BODY! From the initial coordination of booking appointments, to walking in for the first time, every task by each employee was performed at a high level, friendly and truly provided myself and my girlfriends with the most wonderful experience. I was extremely pleased with my prenatal massage from Sarah and my friends were equally happy with their massages as well. One of my girlfriends even attended a yoga class while we were there, she loved it! I found some great new wardrobe staples for my closet and honestly couldn’t be happier with our choice to frequent this

Had a Craniosacral massage for my stress headaches and tension in my upper body and neck area.. Elliott did an amazing job! I left feeling super relaxed. The place is super cute with a cafe and nice shopping area too. The staff, manager, and owner provide excellent customer service and vibes!

What a great experience! From Laura greeting me at the front door and helping me get into a class ASAP, to Paola, the wonderful instructor, everything was seamless. I walked in unexpectedly and was blown away by the beautiful boutique and welcoming atmosphere. Laura even greeted me again after class, and I found out she’s the owner—which made the experience feel even more personal. I will definitely be back!

Body of Santa Fe is a masterclass in how branding can completely mask incompetence. It presents itself as a luxury wellness destination, but the reality is an overpriced, awkward, and poorly run operation that seems far more interested in aesthetics than actual care. The space feels cold and oddly unclean for a spa, the vibe is tense instead of calming, and the staff come across as dismissive, unprepared, and uninterested once they’ve taken your money. Appointments feel rushed and impersonal, with little attention to comfort, communication, or basic professionalism. Multiple interactions give the impression that no one is really in charge—scheduling is sloppy, expectations are unclear, and accountability is nonexistent. For a place that sells “healing” and “intention,” the experience feels