Lynn and Jessica ventured to the Four Seasons Napa Valley, in the little town of Calistoga, to view one of their finished spa designs, Spa Talisa. Creating unique spaces is imperative, and one of the opportunities at this new Napa spa, is the cooling treatment, that is fabulous not only in the summertime, but during the cooler weather when paired with alternating visits to the hot steam room and the hot spa pool! Something different, unique, and certainly relaxing.
The Native American term for beautiful water is “talisa” which represents tranquillity and rejuvenation. This spa features vineyard views from a soaking pool in the spa garden, and a unique outdoor detoxifying mud experiential treatment area.
It’s so exciting to see this spa become a reality!
Lynn Curry, Principal, Curry Spa Consulting
Lynn Curry, CMC, ISHC, has been a Spa Consultant since 1997. She has provided financial feasibility, guest use projections, design development, concept direction, equipment specifications, and pre-opening consulting services to dozens of upscale and luxury resorts, casinos, hotels, residential community spas, and wellbeing hospitality properties. She launched Curry Spa Consulting, Inc. in 2011, which quickly became a global spa consulting firm with clients worldwide. She was named American Spa Magazine's Favorite Spa Consultant for the 2018 Professional Choice Awards and was runner up to the industry's Women In Wellness Spa Consultant of the Year. She is a proud member of the International Society of Hospitality Consultants (the leading source for global hospitality expertise) and a Certified Management Consultant™ (CMC®) with the Institute of Management Consultants (an ISO/IEC 17024 Certifying Body).
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