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VOTE: What’s the best spa? | Best of Sandy Springs

Whether you have a significant other or not, your relationship with yourself is the most important.
By Kiersten Willis
Jan 15, 2020

A trip to the spa may be just what you need to release some stress. If you’ve got an idea of where in Sandy Springs to relieve that tension, this poll is for you.

From a foot massage or a full-body treatment, to a much-needed manicure, there are several spas in the area to fit your needs.

» RELATED: Atlanta, just chill out with these 10 most relaxing spas around town

As part of the Best of Sandy Springs series, the AJC wants to know where should you go for a spa treatment?

» RELATED: Spa offers a guest-centric, therapeutic experience

Know of a spa that should be added? Email a write-in nominee to kiersten.willis@ajc.com. If enough people suggest the same place, we’ll add it to our poll. Voting ends Thursday, Feb. 6 at midnight.

Voting has now closed.

About the Author

Kiersten Willis is a native advertising specialist at the AJC.

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