The Spa at Mission Resort + Club

The facility itself has a lot of old world charm. Very sprawling with beautiful views of the golf courses. The two 18-hole golf courses where very challenging. The massage services we received were wonderful, although if you were not staying at the resort, there was no hot tub, pool, or co-ed quiet room to sit with my husband prior to the massages like other facilities I have visited. The resort rooms were mediocre at best! Very basic and old with uncomfortable beds. We had a balcony overlooking the golf course which was nice. The shower was HORRIBLE. Water pressure was very weak and barely came out of the showerhead. The first day I took a shower there was no hot water...luke warm at best. For such a large facility, I would think they would make accommodations for the pressure as well as

I had a great massage. I deeply resent the 21% surcharge that is NOT the tip for services. If you are going to over-charge for services, have the courage to state the total price for the massage and be done with it! I left feeling ripped off. If that’s your goal, congratulations!

Thank you Diane and Jessica for a last minute nail treatment. You are always very helpful. Love going to the spa and learning about certain products to use. It’s a beautiful, clean and relaxing atmosphere.

the massage was good. but they charge 21% service fee which is the masseuse‘s commission. They ask for the tip IN ADDITION to this. This is not Europe and not a socialist country. we do not need to pay the salary of the staff. Huge mistake!!!

What a fantastic spa. Primarily known as a golf resort. The MISSION Inn should be known as a spa resort as well. I think everybody would golf better if they went in to get the Swedish massage I got. I also got a scrub treatment on my feet and calves that was amazing! the certified masseuse I had has been doing treatments for 22 years and is certified. I have never had a neck massage as good as the one I experienced at the spa.