Evexia Wellness Spa

Evexia Wellness Spa occupies a 3,500-square-foot space in Clarkston built by Ida, who spent 25 years rising to CEO of a hospitality company in Chicago before deciding her real calling was opening a wellness spa back in Michigan. That hospitality background shows: the spa runs a genuinely broad menu — massage, facials, float therapy, bio mat treatment, vibration therapy, salt therapy, foot baths — anchored by a wellness lounge decorated with salt lamps and soft seating that’s popular enough to book in advance even with just a service purchase.

The packages scale from a two-hour reset to a four-hour Platinum day, and there’s a specific Duo Package built for couples who want float, massage, and a shared foot soak without splitting up. One detail that says something about the place: every location closes on Sundays, on purpose, so the staff gets the same family time the spa is selling everyone else.

On our radar for float-therapy-curious visitors, or for a genuine half-day reset that doesn’t require driving all the way downtown.