Nooooot so much :(\n\nThe treatments were fine, but for Canyon Ranch prices, i certainly expected a Canyon Ranch experience via the creation of an environment with a \"special something\" to it. \n\nInstead, the whole place felt more like a basement. Really. A glorified gym perhaps (though the gym itself was certainly NOT at all glorious: nice equipment, yes... but tenement-gray everything and hospital lighting, lending to an overall dingy feel.\n\nAnd oh my stars, the steam room was just plain silly -- sooooo loud when the steam was on, which is fine -- except they also piped in music of which you'd only hear annoying, muffled hints when the steam was going (as if there was a party 2 rooms down). I mean, hhhello?????\n\nUgh, you'd think they'd spend at least a fraction of what they spent on their ridiculous disney-showers on things like sound-design, lighting, and a little umpf to the decor (i'm all for minimal, but you'd better do it right if you're gonna do it).\n\nEven with all of the above, i might have given it a 3 but...\nalthough the facial was great -- the esthetician \"mentioned\" an extra treatment that i \"may\" want to add-on for an extra 40 bucks......and then just went ahead and blended it in at the end (nope, no mention of it again, nor confirmation of any kind that i approved the add-on), making it a whopping $280 for a just-plain-BASIC facial (which, considering the overall mediocrity of the place, should have been half that) .\n\nSo ANYway: I fkn HATE shysters and, bottom line: tacking on that little $40 mask was a tacky, shyster move. Baaaad bad girl .... and dismal, dismal \"creation of an experience\" environment. \n\nI mean did some corporation buy the Canyon Ranch branding rights or what?
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