Massage Spa in Farragut, TN

10935 Kingston Pike · Open 7 Days · 4.8 Stars from 1,500+ Google Reviews

Healing Hands Spa Farragut is a full-service massage spa at 10935 Kingston Pike, open Monday through Saturday 10am to 8pm and Sunday 1pm to 8pm. It is the closer of our 2 spas for Farragut, Hardin Valley, Concord and Lenoir City. Massage runs 60 minutes or 90 minutes; facials, lash work, cupping, TheraBot spinal care, the infrared table sauna and waxing are on the same menu. Call (865) 671-3200 to book.

Address: 10935 Kingston Pike, Farragut, Knoxville, TN 37934

Phone: (865) 671-3200

Hours: Mon–Sat 10am–8pm • Sun 1pm–8pm

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4.8★ Rating • 1,500+ Google Reviews • Best of Knoxville 2026 • Two Locations

Why Farragut Guests Come Back

Free Front-Door Parking

Pull right up to the entrance — no garage hunting, no long walks.

Dedicated Couples Room

Side-by-side massage suite perfect for date nights and anniversaries.

Quiet, Calming Atmosphere

Tucked away from the Kingston Pike bustle so you can actually unwind.

Licensed, Experienced Therapists

A seasoned team that remembers your preferences visit after visit.

Services Offered at the Farragut Spa

Classic / Swedish MassageCouples MassageDeep Tissue MassagePrenatal MassageHot Stone MassageFacialsGlo2FacialDermaplaningInfrared SaunaCupping TherapyFoot MassageWaxing ServicesGift CardsMembership

Nearby Landmarks

Turkey Creek shopping area (5 min) • Farragut Town Center • West Town Mall (10 min east) • I-40/I-75 Lovell Rd exit (5 min) • Pellissippi Parkway corridor

The Healing Hands Spa storefronts side by side — the Farragut shop on Kingston Pike by day, and the Cedar Bluff entrance lit at night

At a glance

Address
10935 Kingston Pike, Knoxville, TN 37934
Phone
(865) 671-3200, front desk 7 days a week
Hours
Mon-Sat 10am-8pm, Sun 1pm-8pm; last start usually 7pm
Parking
Free at the door, 1 level, no stairs or garage
Book ahead
1-2 weeks for peak slots, 2 weeks around holidays
Couples room
2 tables, 2 therapists working at the same time

Getting to 10935 Kingston Pike

The massage spa sits on Kingston Pike between Campbell Station Road and Turkey Creek, with free parking directly in front of the door.

Typical drive times to the Farragut spa
Coming fromDrive
FarragutUnder 10 min
Turkey Creek5-7 min
Concord and the lakeside neighborhoods5-10 min
Hardin Valley8-10 min
Solway / Pellissippi Parkway / I-14010-15 min
Lenoir City and Tellico Lake15-25 min

What is on the menu here

Farragut is a full-service massage spa, not a reduced version of Cedar Bluff. The whole menu runs at both.

  • Swedish, deep tissue, therapeutic and stress relief massage, booked at 60 or 90 minutes
  • Hot stone, which books heaviest October through March
  • Prenatal massage with side-lying support
  • Foot massage and chair massage when you want something shorter and targeted
  • Cupping, TheraBot spinal care, and the infrared table sauna — which runs at both spas
  • Facials: Glo2Facial, signature, anti-aging and dermaplane, plus lash tint and lamination
  • Waxing: brow, lip, chin, face, underarm, arm, leg, back, chest, bikini, Brazilian
  • Pricing is on the booking menu, or call (865) 671-3200 for a current rate

Booking 2 people, or stacking services

The couples room holds 2 tables, with 2 therapists working at the same time. It is the most-requested room at this location.

  • Each person picks their own service, length and pressure
  • Deep tissue for 90 minutes beside a Swedish 60 minutes is an ordinary booking
  • Not only couples — mother-daughter pairs, sisters and friends book it constantly
  • Give the couples room 1-2 weeks of lead time, more in February, May and December
  • Massage then facial is the most-booked 2-hour block at this massage spa
  • Add a brow wax or a Brazilian to a facial visit and skip a second drive
  • Say everything you want when you call, and the desk will sequence it back to back
  • Bridal parties of 4 to 8 people: call (865) 671-3200 well ahead

When to book, and how far ahead

Lead time matters more here than people expect, and the couples room is the first thing to go.

How far ahead each slot usually books
SlotHow far ahead
Saturday 10am-1pm1-2 weeks
Friday afternoons1-2 weeks
Weekdays 4-7pm1-2 weeks
Valentine's Day and Mother's Day2 weeks minimum
Last 3 weeks of December2 weeks minimum
Tuesday and Thursday late morningsUsually easiest — often a few days
Same dayCall (865) 671-3200; cancellations move all day

Farragut or Cedar Bluff

Same menu, same standards, same Best of Knoxville 2026 award, and the 4.8 rating across 1,500+ Google reviews covers both spas. Pick on drive time, not on quality.

  • Farragut, 10935 Kingston Pike: closer for Hardin Valley, Concord, Solway, Lenoir City, Turkey Creek
  • Cedar Bluff, 9621 Countryside Center Ln: closer for Bearden, West Hills and West Town Mall
  • From UT campus or downtown, Cedar Bluff is usually the shorter drive
  • Cedar Bluff sits just off I-40/I-75 exit 378 — call (865) 236-0880
  • Gift cards and the $89 monthly membership work at either spa
  • The Student Massage Clinic runs 60 minutes for $60, or $70 for deep tissue

Our Knoxville Locations

Healing Hands Spa — Farragut

10935 Kingston Pike, Knoxville, TN 37934

(865) 671-3200

West Knoxville · Kingston Pike near Turkey Creek

Mon–Sat 10am–8pm • Sun 1pm–8pm

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Healing Hands Spa — Cedar Bluff

9621 Countryside Center Ln, Knoxville, TN 37931

(865) 236-0880

Central Knoxville · I-40 / I-75 exit 378

Mon–Sat 10am–8pm • Sun 1pm–8pm

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Farragut Spa — Frequently Asked Questions

Where exactly is the Farragut spa, and where do I park?

10935 Kingston Pike, Knoxville, TN 37934 — on Kingston Pike just west of Campbell Station Road, about 5 to 7 minutes past Turkey Creek. Parking is free and directly in front of the door: 1 level, no garage, no deck, no meter app, no stairs at the entrance. Call (865) 671-3200 if you are circling and cannot spot the sign.

What are the hours at the Farragut location?

Monday through Saturday 10am to 8pm, and Sunday 1pm to 8pm. The last appointment usually starts around 7pm, so a 90-minute session has to go on the books earlier in the evening than a 60-minute one. Holiday hours shift. If you are planning around Thanksgiving, Christmas week or New Year's, call (865) 671-3200 and confirm rather than driving out on a guess.

Can I walk in, or do I have to book?

Book. Walk-ins get taken only when a therapist happens to be free, which on a Saturday is close to never. Same-day openings do appear, because cancellations move all day, so calling (865) 671-3200 at 10am beats assuming there is nothing. You can book online any time, and rebooking at checkout is how regulars hold a standing slot.

What can I actually book at this location?

Massage: Swedish, deep tissue, therapeutic, stress relief, hot stone, prenatal, couples, foot and chair. Skin: Glo2Facial, signature facial, anti-aging facial, dermaplane, lash tint and lash lamination. Body: infrared table sauna, cupping and TheraBot spinal care. Waxing: brow, lip, chin, face, underarm, arm, leg, back, chest, bikini and Brazilian. Most massages go on the books at 60 or 90 minutes.

Is there a couples massage room in Farragut?

Yes — 2 tables, 2 Tennessee-licensed therapists working at once, and each person chooses their own service, length and pressure. Deep tissue for 90 minutes next to a Swedish 60 minutes is a normal booking. Plenty of the people in that room are not couples: mothers and daughters, sisters, friends. Give it 1 to 2 weeks of lead time, more in February, May and December.

What do services cost, and do you sell gift cards?

Massage, facial and waxing prices are not published on this site. The rates sit on the booking menu, and the front desk will quote you at (865) 671-3200. The 2 published rates are the membership, which starts at $89 a month for 1 massage or facial, and the Student Massage Clinic. Gift cards are sold at the desk or online and work at both spas.

Is the infrared table sauna at Farragut, or only Cedar Bluff?

Both. The infrared table sauna runs at Farragut and at Cedar Bluff, so it is not a reason to pick one spa over the other. Most people book it before a massage, and it gets busiest from November through February. Ask for it when you call (865) 671-3200 and the front desk will build it into the same visit.

How does Farragut compare to Cedar Bluff?

Same menu, same licensing standards, same Best of Knoxville 2026 award, and the 4.8 rating from 1,500+ Google reviews covers both spas. The difference is the drive. Farragut is closer for Hardin Valley, Solway, Concord, Turkey Creek and Lenoir City. Cedar Bluff, at 9621 Countryside Center Ln off I-40/I-75 exit 378, is closer for Bearden, West Hills, West Town Mall, UT campus and downtown.

What should I do before a first visit, and how often should I come back?

Arrive about 10 minutes early to fill out the intake form — health history, injuries, anywhere you would rather not be touched. Wear something comfortable, skip a heavy meal beforehand, drink water. At intake, say what you want out of the session and how firm you like the pressure. Most regulars land on a massage every 2 to 4 weeks and a facial every 4 to 6 weeks.

Is there a cheaper way to book than the regular menu?

2 routes. The membership starts at $89 a month and covers 1 massage or facial, which pays off if you come in most months. The Student Massage Clinic is 60 minutes for $60, or $70 for deep tissue, performed by a massage therapy student under a licensed therapist's supervision. Those slots are booked by phone, and availability moves week to week.

Sources & further reading

Independent, non-commercial information on massage and wellness from the NIH's National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health (NCCIH), Mayo Clinic, and the American Massage Therapy Association: