Weekdays Included in Every Membership · Compare Weekend Terms · Plan Your Visit
Looking for weekday massage specials in Knoxville, TN? At both Healing Hands Spa locations in West Knoxville, the published weekday benefit is part of the membership program: every tier includes weekday appointments, Monday through Friday.
Silver and Gold members can book weekends by paying the price difference. Premium Lifestyle includes weekend appointments without a peak-time upgrade fee. For an individual visit, check the current menu price rather than assuming a weekday automatically receives a discount.
If your schedule is flexible, compare available times at Farragut and Cedar Bluff. This guide explains the membership rules and helps you fit an appointment into a workday.
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Massage Prices & Options at a Glance
Membership weekdays
Included at Silver, Gold and Premium
Silver and Gold weekends
Available with the price difference
Premium weekends
No peak-time upgrade fee
Weekday spa hours
Monday–Friday, 10am to 8pm
Individual visits
Current service rates are on the booking menu
Open appointments
Check online or call either location
Weekdays Included at Every Tier
Use an eligible membership experience on a weekday. Confirm your treatment and any upgrades before booking.
Weekend Massage Membership Terms Are Different
Silver and Gold weekend appointments carry the price difference. Premium includes weekends.
Plan Your Weekday Massage Around Your Schedule
Check both locations and leave time for intake, changing and travel. An open appointment is more useful than a time you cannot comfortably reach.
How our weekday massage specials actually work
Weekday membership inclusion is the published benefit to compare. It is not a blanket weekday markdown on every individual appointment.
Silver Essential is $89 a month and includes a choice of a 60-minute relaxing massage, a 45-minute neck and shoulder or head and sinus treatment, or a 50-minute classic facial. It also includes one enhancement, 30 minutes of TheraBOT and 10% off spa services and retail. Gold Signature is $139 a month for a signature massage or signature facial with two enhancements. Premium Lifestyle is $279 a month for two signature massages, or a signature massage and premium facial, with its listed benefits.
Every membership tier includes weekday appointments. Silver and Gold members can book weekends by paying the price difference; Premium Lifestyle includes weekend appointments at no extra charge. Facial appointments are at Farragut only.
If you are not a member, choose the treatment and date on the regular booking menu for the current rate. For a seasonal package, check its campaign terms separately. Ask before combining any offer with a membership benefit.
Choosing a weekday appointment
Start with the treatment length and the location you can reach comfortably. Both spas are open from 10am to 8pm Monday through Saturday; Sunday hours are 1pm to 8pm. Available appointments depend on the treatment and therapist schedule.
If one location does not have the time you need, check the other for massage or body treatments. Choose Farragut for facial appointments or a combination that includes a facial.
Compare the actual openings on the calendar instead of assuming a particular weekday is always quiet.
If your preferred therapist or service is not shown, call the desk for help with the schedule.
A shorter appointment may fit a break more comfortably than a longer treatment with a tight return deadline.
Same-day cancellations can create openings, but availability is not guaranteed.
Planning a lunchtime or after-work visit
A 60-minute treatment needs more than a 60-minute gap in your calendar. Add time for travel, parking, intake, changing and checkout. For a first visit, plan to arrive about 10 minutes early.
Tell the front desk if you have a firm return time. Confirm the treatment length before booking rather than relying on a door-to-door estimate. A chair massage is another service to compare when you have a shorter break.
Both spas have free parking at the entrance. Farragut on Kingston Pike may suit a Turkey Creek or Hardin Valley workday; Cedar Bluff near exit 378 may be easier from Bearden, West Hills or downtown. Both are in West Knoxville, so choose the route that fits your starting point.
When a Weekend Massage Makes More Sense
The best appointment is one you can reliably attend. If Saturday or Sunday is your only realistic window, compare what Silver or Gold adds for a weekend with the benefits of Premium and with the current individual appointment rate.
Premium Lifestyle is $279 a month and includes two eligible experiences, weekend appointments at no extra charge and priority booking. Those benefits do not guarantee a particular time or therapist; reserve the appointment you want.
Do not choose a recurring plan only for a single weekend visit. Compare how often you will use its included treatments and review the membership terms.
How to book a weekday slot
Book through the online menu, choosing your location, service and appointment time. Call Farragut at (865) 671-3200 or Cedar Bluff at (865) 236-0880 if you need help comparing services, confirming an offer or checking availability.
If using membership credit, confirm your tier, treatment and any difference in price before the visit. If booking a package, check that its dates and location match your appointment.
Farragut is at 10935 Kingston Pike, (865) 671-3200. Cedar Bluff is at 9621 Countryside Center Ln, (865) 236-0880. Both have free front-door parking. Farragut offers massage, facials and body treatments; Cedar Bluff offers massage and body treatments.
Ask What's Open Midweek
Check the available times and confirm your membership benefit or the individual service rate.
Weekday Massage Specials in Knoxville, TN — Common Questions
Is a weekday massage cheaper in Knoxville?
For members, yes in practice: every Healing Hands membership tier includes weekday appointments, so a Silver or Gold member's monthly visit is covered Monday through Friday, while a Saturday or Sunday visit on those tiers carries the price difference. Premium Lifestyle includes weekend appointments with no peak-time upgrade fee, so the day makes no difference there. For an individual appointment, no separate weekday coupon is published; check the booking menu for the current rate of the service on the date you want rather than assuming a weekday discount, and ask the front desk whether any seasonal package applies.
Do memberships cover weekend appointments?
Every membership tier includes weekday appointments. Silver and Gold members can book weekends by paying the price difference; Premium Lifestyle includes weekend appointments without a peak-time upgrade fee. Facial appointments are at Farragut only.
When should I book a weekday massage?
Choose an available time that leaves room for the service, travel and intake. Check both calendars or call the front desk if you need a specific therapist or a tight time window.
Can I fit a massage into a lunch break?
Fitting a weekday massage into lunch depends on the service length and travel time. Allow more than the treatment duration for intake, changing and checkout. Tell the front desk your return deadline and compare shorter services if a full hour will not fit.
Are weekday appointments easier to get?
Availability changes with the service and therapist schedule. Checking more than one weekday and both locations gives you more options, but no specific opening is guaranteed.
How do I check weekday massage availability this week?
Use the online booking menu to select the location, service and date, or call Farragut at (865) 671-3200 or Cedar Bluff at (865) 236-0880 for help.
Where can I get a weekday massage in Knoxville?
At either Healing Hands Spa location. Farragut is at 10935 Kingston Pike, (865) 671-3200, the closer spa from Turkey Creek, Hardin Valley and Lenoir City; Cedar Bluff is at 9621 Countryside Center Ln, (865) 236-0880, off I-40/I-75 at exit 378 and quicker from Bearden, West Hills and downtown. Both are open Monday to Friday from 10am to 8pm with free parking at the door. Massage and body treatments are available at both; facials are at Farragut only. Book online by choosing the location, service and time, or call the desk if you want a particular therapist.
What are the weekday massage specials at Healing Hands Spa?
Three things, all published: the membership weekday inclusion, the seasonal packages and gift cards. Every membership — Silver $89, Gold $139 and Premium $279 a month — includes weekday appointments, with Silver and Gold paying the price difference for a weekend visit and Premium including weekends without a peak-time upgrade fee. The seasonal packages linked at the top of the site combine selected treatments for a set period and can be booked on any day they run. Gift cards pay toward any service at either spa. There is no separate weekday coupon, and individual appointments are charged at the booking-menu rate for the service you choose.
Do weekday massage specials include facials?
Yes, through the membership. Each tier's monthly choice includes a facial option — a 50-minute classic facial on Silver, a signature facial on Gold, and a premium facial paired with a signature massage on Premium — and that visit is included on any weekday exactly as a massage would be. Facials are offered at Farragut only, so a facial credit is booked there; Cedar Bluff offers massage and body treatments. Check the Farragut calendar or call (865) 671-3200 for weekday facial times.
Can I use my membership for a weekday massage at either spa?
Yes. Membership credits work at both Healing Hands spas, so a Farragut member can book a weekday massage at Cedar Bluff and the other way round; mention your membership when you book and the desk applies the credit. The only exception is facials, which are a Farragut service. If your usual spa has no weekday opening that fits, check the other calendar before giving up on the week.
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 (AMTA):