In an age when many of us are juggling full-time jobs with kids running amok, a spa retreat sounds just perfect. The Woodhouse Day Spa Lubbock was all that. But that was with two uninvited children. And one of them was for sure peeing in it.
Not exactly a signature Minkyti. With cleanliness of paramount concern now more than ever, before dashing through the spa doors, I had to ask the owner, Erica Miller, what The Woodhouse Day Spa Lubbock is doing to protect customers and staff.
Turns out, they treated the entire spa with Microshield , which kills all viruses and bacteria on all hard surfaces, and lasts a full year. In addition, staff are required to wear masks at all times, without exception. This tired mama looked forward to a day at the spa like children look forward to Disneyland! I pushed through both the doors at the spa entrance like a Baptist on revival Sunday!
They took my temperature, and then life got goodβreal good! The experience began with an escort to the locker room, where the spa concierge already knew my sandal and robe size, evidently from a previous visit. After bundling up like a bear in the cozy robe and sliding on my slippers, I made my way to the Quiet Room. A quiet room, I decided, needs to be part of my next home makeover. I melted into a plush chaise lounge chair while soothing music softly played and an angel from heaven brought me my drink of choice.
It was a far cry from my usual: a futon with Cheeto crumbs and a kid asking for more apple juice. Because of the current situation, The Woodhouse is serving drinks in disposable cups, but in other conditions, my hot cinnamon tea would come in a big ceramic mug. You can have any drink you choose and no judgment from the team if you go for champagne before your 9am service , but I highly recommend the hot cinnamon teaβthe aroma of clove will rock your world!
