Head Spa for Professionals (Toronto Area): A 60-Minute Reset in Etobicoke or Newmarket
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Category: Facial | Imperial Retreat (宸居 · 養生)
A head spa for professionals in the Toronto area fits a 60-minute window: the Imperial Head Spa at Imperial Retreat includes a fragrant start, tension-releasing massage, a full scalp and hair cleanse and a blow-dry, for $68 on promo. Both Etobicoke and Newmarket locations open 7 days a week until 8 pm, so after-work visits are easy.
Quick Facts
Service | Imperial Head Spa |
Time | 60 minutes, plus about 10 minutes to check in |
Price | $68 promo, $75 regular |
Hours | Both locations open 7 days, 10 am - 8 pm |
Locations | Etobicoke: 5555 Eglinton Ave West, 2nd Floor (647-800-0600); Newmarket: 26 Wilstead Drive at Davis & Yonge (647-800-0609) |
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Why do busy professionals book a head spa?
Busy professionals book a head spa because it fits a fixed 60 minutes and leaves them presentable afterwards. Long days at a desk, video calls and commuting add up to tight shoulders and a heavy feeling in the head.
Unlike a full-body massage, a head spa ends with dry, clean hair, so you can go straight to dinner, a meeting or pickup. Many guests say they feel clearer and lighter walking out.
How do you fit a head spa for professionals into a Toronto workweek?
The simplest way to fit a head spa into a Toronto workweek is to book a set slot after work or on the weekend. Both locations are open 7 days, 10 am to 8 pm.
Schedule | Suggested slot | Why it works |
9-to-5 office | 6 pm weekday | Arrive after traffic eases; done by 7 pm |
Hybrid worker | Lunch hour on a home day | 60 minutes plus a short drive |
Shift or weekend worker | Weekday morning from 10 am | Quieter times before the rest of the day |
Travelling for work | Sunday afternoon | Reset before the week starts |
Which location is easiest from the office?
Etobicoke is easiest for commuters near Highway 427 and the 401, while Newmarket suits those north of the city along Yonge Street. Imperial Retreat in Etobicoke (5555 Eglinton Ave West) is on the 2nd floor with free plaza parking.
Imperial Retreat in Newmarket (26 Wilstead Drive at Davis & Yonge) has free on-site parking. Neither location requires you to pay for parking or hunt for a spot downtown.
What should you know before booking a lunch-hour head spa?
Before a lunch-hour head spa, allow about 80 minutes in total: 10 to check in, 60 for the session and a few to finish drying. Choose the blow-dry by staff if you have a meeting afterwards.
• Book in advance; lunch and 6 pm slots fill first
• Silence notifications so the hour stays uninterrupted
• Styling products are fine; the session includes a full cleanse
• Bring a hair tie or comb if you like a particular finish
How does a regular head spa fit a professional routine?
A regular head spa fits a professional routine best when it is treated like any other recurring appointment. Putting it in the calendar every two to four weeks protects the time from meetings and deadlines.
Many professionals find that the predictability is half the value: knowing a quiet hour is coming makes a heavy week easier to manage. At $68 per visit on promo, a monthly session costs less than many people spend on coffee in a month.
It also helps to match the visit to your work cycle. Accountants often book around tax season, teachers around report card weeks and retail staff after holiday rushes. Whatever your industry, choose the quieter morning slots from 10 am if you can, and keep the 6 pm slots for the weeks when the office runs late. Coming at the same time each visit also makes it easier to switch off, because the routine itself becomes a signal to slow down.
Is a longer session worth it for professionals?
A longer session is worth it when you have the time, and the 90-minute Emperor Head Spa is the most popular choice. It adds a 30-minute facial with shoulder and neck massage, for $110 on promo ($125 regular).
For a Friday treat with a colleague or partner, two guests can book the Imperial Head Spa together for $130 on promo ($65 each). Gift cards are also available for team thank-yous; ask at the front desk.
To lock in a regular after-work time, book online at imperialretreat.com/headspa.
Is This You?
An accountant in the middle of tax season might book a 6 pm Imperial Head Spa every other Thursday to mark a clean break between work and home.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does a head spa take for someone on a lunch break?
The Imperial Head Spa is 60 minutes, so plan about 80 minutes including check-in and drying. Many professionals book it on a work-from-home day.
Will my hair look presentable after a head spa?
Yes, each head spa ends with drying, and guests can choose a blow-dry by staff. Most guests head straight back to work or to dinner.
What time does Imperial Retreat close?
Both Imperial Retreat locations close at 8 pm and open at 10 am, 7 days a week. A 6 pm head spa finishes by about 7 pm.
Is there free parking for a head spa near Toronto?
Yes, Imperial Retreat in Etobicoke has free plaza parking and Imperial Retreat in Newmarket has free on-site parking.
Can I buy a head spa gift card for a colleague?
Yes, Imperial Retreat offers gift cards. Details are on the gift card page at imperialretreat.com, or ask at the front desk.
Imperial Retreat services are designed to support relaxation and overall wellness. They are not intended as medical treatment. For persistent health concerns, please consult a qualified healthcare professional.
IMPERIAL RETREAT – CURRENT PROMOTIONS Head Spa: Regular $75 → Promo $68 · 7 Days a Week 2 Guests Together: $130 total ($65 each) Emperor Head Spa (60 min Head Spa + 30 min Facial): Only $110 Etobicoke: 5555 Eglinton Ave W, Suite 216-219 | 647-800-0600 Newmarket: 26 Wilstead Drive (Davis & Yonge) | 647-800-0609 Open 7 Days a Week · 10:00 AM – 8:00 PM |
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