Centennial · South Denver
Foot Massage & Reflexology in Denver & Centennial, CO
Forty minutes on the massage table, warm oil through the sole, arch and lower calf — $80, no pedicure and no polish. Or an hour in the chair with your nails done too. Add reflexology for $30. A quiet boutique spa in Centennial, not a walk-in foot-rub shop.
Rated 4.8 on Google · 40 minutes, table massage · or call (720) 967-0000
Two ways in
What a Foot Treatment Here Looks Like
There are two ways to have your feet treated here, and they are genuinely different bookings. The foot massage is forty minutes on the massage table: warm oil, work through the sole and arch, up into the lower calf. No pedicure chair, no nail care, no polish. It is a massage.
The Luxury Foot Retreat is the other route — an hour in the pedicure chair with hot stones, exfoliation and nail care included. Same $80. Book that one if you want your feet worked on and tidied in the same visit; book the massage if you only want the hands on your feet.
If you want reflexology specifically — pressure-point work across the soles rather than general massage — that is a fifteen-minute addition at $30, and it goes on any pedicure on this page.
And if what you actually want is an hour face-down on a massage table, book a body massage instead — deep tissue, Swedish, sports and lymphatic drainage are all on that menu, and a foot-focused hour is not what they are for.
Priced and bookable
Foot Treatments & Prices
Every price is what you pay at the desk, and every button books that exact treatment.
On the massage table
Foot massage
$80
40 minutes · no pedicure, no polish
Forty minutes on the massage table, warm oil through the sole, arch and lower calf. No pedicure chair, no nail care, no polish — just the massage.
Book the foot massage
In the pedicure chair
Luxury Foot Retreat
$80
60 minutes · nail care included
An hour in the pedicure chair — warm oil massage, hot stone therapy and full exfoliation, with nail care included. The one to book if you want your feet treated and tidied in the same visit.
Book the Foot RetreatAdd reflexology $30 or hot stones $15 to either.
Other pedicures with a real massage
Four more pedicures from $75, each an hour in the chair with a proper massage built in rather than a thirty-second rub at the end.
Marine scrub exfoliation, then a long massage with warm Phytomer cream. The one to book if your feet are dry and tired rather than in need of repair.
The same scrub and warm-cream massage, done waterless — no soak, which is more hygienic and lets the polish sit better.
Precision work on cuticles and hard skin with an e-file, finished with a massage. Best if callus and cracked heels are the actual problem.
Nail work, callus smoothing and a firm massage, no colour. Popular with runners and anyone on their feet all day.
Add to any of the above
Fifteen minutes working the pressure points across the soles. Add it to any pedicure — this is the reflexology people come looking for.
Ten extra minutes of massage with warm stones and essential oil. The cheapest way to turn a pedicure into a foot treatment.
Pressure points, not a rub
Reflexology, and Who Books It
Reflexology stimulates specific pressure points on the feet that map to other systems in the body. Practically, it means the therapist works deliberately across the sole rather than rubbing wherever it feels sore. Guests use it for circulation, for tension, and for feet that ache by the end of a day.
- On your feet all day
- Nurses, teachers, hospitality, anyone whose job is standing. The Foot Retreat with reflexology added is the usual booking — an hour of massage plus the pressure-point work.
- Runners and hikers
- Colorado feet take a beating. Exfoliation to bring the hard skin down, then massage through the arch and the lower calf.
- Swelling and tired legs
- Circulation work helps. If swelling is the main complaint, ask about lymphatic drainage massage as well.
- Cracked heels and callus
- If the skin is the problem rather than the ache, the Russian Dry Pedicure works on it directly with an e-file instead of soaking and scraping.
Make a visit of it
Pair Your Foot Massage With a Pedicure or a Body Massage
The same building is a nail salon and a massage studio, so a foot treatment in Centennial can turn into an afternoon. Add both to one booking online, or call (720) 967-0000 and we will book them together.
Foot Massage & Pedicure in One Visit
The Luxury Foot Retreat is already both — massage, hot stones and nail care in the pedicure chair for $80. Prefer the table massage and a separate pedicure? The full pedicure list starts at $75, and the nail salon covers manicures too.
Or a Full Body Massage
When the whole back needs the hour, not just the feet: deep tissue, Swedish, sports and lymphatic drainage are on the massage menu, and the hot-stone foot massage adds ten minutes on the feet to any of them for $15.
The team
Who Looks After You
The table foot massage is done by Halina, who also does deep tissue and lymphatic drainage here. The pedicure-chair treatments are covered by all five of our technicians, and you can request whoever you saw last time when you book — most guests do.
- Davina
- Dina
- Halina
- Sofiia
- Yana
South Denver
Looking for Foot Massage or Reflexology Near Me?
We are in Centennial, just off East Dry Creek Road, with free parking at the door — ten to twenty minutes from most of the south Denver metro.
- Centennial
- South Denver
- Highlands Ranch
- Greenwood Village
- Lone Tree
- Englewood
- Littleton
- Cherry Creek
- Park Meadows
- DTC
Serving Centennial, Highlands Ranch, Greenwood Village, Lone Tree, Englewood, Littleton, Parker, Cherry Creek, Park Meadows, the Denver Tech Center and the entire South Denver metro area — for most of the south side, the nearest foot massage and reflexology is a short drive up Dry Creek Road.
Feet are one part of the menu — there is also the full pedicure list, the nail salon and body massage.
Questions
Foot Massage & Reflexology FAQs
Do you offer a standalone foot massage?
Yes — 40 minutes on the massage table for $80, with no pedicure attached. Warm oil through the sole, arch and lower calf. If you would rather have your nails done in the same visit, the Luxury Foot Retreat is an hour in the pedicure chair for the same $80, with hot stones, exfoliation and nail care included.
Who does the foot massage?
Halina, who also does lymphatic drainage and deep tissue work here. The table foot massage is booked with her, so availability follows her days — the booking page will show you what is free.
What is reflexology, and is it different from a foot rub?
Reflexology works specific pressure points on the soles that correspond to other parts of the body, rather than simply rubbing where it aches. Guests use it for circulation, tension and generally tired feet. It runs 15 minutes at $30 and is added to a pedicure rather than booked alone.
How long does a foot massage take?
The table foot massage is 40 minutes. The Luxury Foot Retreat and the other pedicures on this page are an hour each. Reflexology adds 15 minutes to a pedicure and the hot-stone foot massage adds 10, so a pedicure with both runs about an hour and twenty-five minutes — plan on that rather than a quick lunch break.
What should I wear for a foot massage or reflexology?
Whatever you arrived in. The table massage works on the feet and the lower calf only, so you stay dressed — trousers that roll to the knee, or a skirt, make it easiest. For a pedicure or the Luxury Foot Retreat, open-toed shoes or sandals to leave in are the sensible choice if you are having polish.
Can I pair a foot massage with a pedicure?
Yes. The Luxury Foot Retreat is already both — an hour in the pedicure chair with massage, hot stones and nail care. If you want the 40-minute table massage and a separate pedicure in the same visit, add both to one booking online, or call us on (720) 967-0000 and we will book them together.
How much is a foot massage in Centennial?
$80 for the 40-minute table massage, or $80 for the hour-long Luxury Foot Retreat in the pedicure chair with nail care included. Adding reflexology to any pedicure is $30, and a hot-stone foot massage is $15. Pedicures with a proper massage component start at $75.
I'm on my feet all day at work. Which should I book?
The 40-minute foot massage if you just want relief, or the Luxury Foot Retreat with reflexology added — about $110 — if you want the hour plus the pressure-point work and your nails sorted. If cracked heels or callus are the main issue, the Russian Dry Pedicure tackles that more directly.
Can I bring a friend?
Yes — the pedicure chairs sit side by side, so two of you can have treatments at the same time. Call us on (720) 967-0000 if you want three or more and we will arrange it.
Where can I get foot massage or reflexology near me in south Denver?
LNO Boutique is at 7200 E Dry Creek Rd Ste F102, Centennial, CO 80112, with free parking at the door — minutes from Highlands Ranch, Greenwood Village, Lone Tree, Englewood, Littleton, Cherry Creek, Park Meadows and the Denver Tech Center.
An Hour That Is Just About Your Feet.
Book the 40-minute table massage, or the hour in the chair if you want your nails done too. Add reflexology to either.
Find Us in Centennial
We’re just off I-25 at Dry Creek Road, a short drive from anywhere in South Denver — with parking right outside, which is more than downtown can offer.
7200 E Dry Creek Rd Ste F102Centennial, CO 80112