Chaska Commons · Order online or at the desk
Gift cards
for the whole menu.
A Day Massage gift card is good against anything we do — the quick half hour after a brutal week, an unhurried ninety minutes, or the couples room on an anniversary. Sessions run $35–$240, and the card can be written for whichever of those you have in mind. Order one online in a minute, or we will write it up at the desk or over the phone.
- Any service, any length
- Mon–Sat 9–9 · Sun 9:30–9
- 150 Pioneer Trail
— What it buys
No restrictions,
no blackout services.
Every service, every length, on any day we are open. Pick a figure that matches something real on the menu and the card lands as a specific pleasure rather than a vague credit.
- $55 Half an hour, one problem area Oil massage · 30 min
- $80 The standard hour Oil massage, Swedish or deep tissue · 60 min
- $120 Ninety unhurried minutes Oil massage · 90 min
- $80 Feet only, fully clothed Reflexology foot massage · 60 min
- $90 Stretched rather than rubbed Futon (Thai) massage · 60 min
- $115 Cups plus hands-on work Cupping + therapeutic massage · 60 min
- $160 Two people, one quiet room Couples massage · 60 min
- $240 The generous one Couples massage · 90 min
Hot stone is a $10 add-on to any table massage, so it is easy to round a card up into something slightly more indulgent. Gratuity is not included in listed prices — a card covers the service, and anything on top is between your person and their therapist.
— Who it suits
A small luxury
that gets used.
Anniversaries and Valentine's
Two tables in one room, two therapists at the same time — $160 for the hour, $240 for ninety. It is the one thing on this menu that feels like an occasion rather than an errand. Book the room early in February; it goes first.
The person who never books anything
Everybody knows one. They will happily spend on everyone else and then talk themselves out of an hour on a table. A card in their hand removes the argument, because the money is already spent.
New parents, and the people helping them
A card keeps until there is a free afternoon, which for a new parent may be a while. Prenatal sessions are on the same menu, so it works before the birth as well as after.
Thank-yous that mean it
The neighbour who cleared your driveway — the Twin Cities average 54 inches of snow a season, so that debt is real — a coach at the end of a season, the colleague who covered for you. More considered than a coffee card, less awkward than cash.
Golfers
Hazeltine National is under a mile up Hwy 41 and Chaska Town Course is two. The pre-golf chair warm-up is $55 for thirty minutes, fully clothed and seated — an easy gift for someone whose season runs April to October.
Staff and client gifts
Several cards at once is a normal request at the front desk, not a special order. Call ahead if you need a stack of them and we will have the lot ready when you come by.
— If you are stuck
Not sure what
to give them?
You do not have to guess their taste in bodywork. Pick the amount, and let them spend it on whatever they actually want when they get here — the front desk will walk them through it.
The safe default
A 60-minute oil massage, $80
It is the most-booked thing we do for a reason. Swedish or deep tissue is the same item at the same price, so the recipient decides the pressure once they are on the table rather than at the moment you buy. Nobody has ever been disappointed to receive an hour.
The generous one
A couples session, $160 or $240
Two therapists, one room, side by side the whole time — and it does not have to be a couple. Friends, sisters, a parent and a grown child all book it. This is the card that reads as a proper present rather than a favour. See how it works.
The cautious one
Reflexology, $80 for the hour
For someone who likes the idea of a massage and dislikes the idea of undressing for one. Recliner, shoes and socks off, everything else stays on. The gentlest way into all of this, and the easiest card to give a nervous first-timer.
— How to get one
Three ways,
all take a minute.
Order online and it is emailed straight through. Or stop in and we will write one at the desk while you wait, or call (612) 600-9298 and arrange it over the phone. Tell us the amount or the service, and whether it needs a name on it.
There is no gift-card checkout on this site yet — we would rather say that plainly than send you round a loop looking for a button that does not exist. If you are buying last minute, the desk is open until 9 PM every night, which is usually later than whatever else you were going to try.
- Address
- 150 Pioneer Trail, Chaska, MN 55318 In Chaska Commons at Hwy 41 and Pioneer Trail — next to Caribou Coffee, between Cub Foods and Target. Free parking at the door.
- Phone
- (612) 600-9298 call or text
- Hours
- Mon — Sat · 9:00 AM — 9:00 PM
- Sunday · 9:30 AM — 9:00 PM
- info@daymassagemn.com
Buying for yourself instead? Book a session online, by phone, or just walk in.
Do you sell gift cards?
Yes. Order one online through our Square gift-card page, or stop in or call (612) 600-9298 and we'll sort one out — you can put it toward any service on the menu.
How much does a massage cost?
Sessions run $35–$240 depending on service and length. The most-booked option is the 60-minute oil massage at $80. Our full menu and every price is listed on the services page — no packages required, no membership, no upsell at the table.
Which massage should I book if I'm not sure?
For most first-timers, a 60-minute oil massage ($80) is the right call — your therapist can work Swedish-light or deep-tissue-firm within the same session depending on what your body wants that day. If your feet are the problem, book reflexology. If you want to stay clothed and be stretched rather than rubbed, book the futon (Thai) session.
What are your hours?
We're open every day: Monday through Saturday 9:00 AM to 9:00 PM, and Sunday 9:30 AM to 9:00 PM. The last appointment starts early enough to finish by close, so if you're booking a 90 or 120 minute session late in the evening, call and we'll find the right slot.
— Sources & background reading
Massage is one of the oldest forms of self-care, and what we do is squarely on the relaxation side of it. We make no medical claims — for neutral, non-promotional background, read the NCCIH on massage therapy , what the science actually says , relaxation techniques and the AMTA on massage and wellness .
Those are general educational references about the practice, not statements about any particular session here.
Day Massage is a relaxation and wellness studio, not a medical provider. Nothing here is medical advice — if something hurts in a way that worries you, see a clinician.
Gift card terms reviewed