Massage near
Seattle North.

When people say "Seattle North," they usually mean a string of neighborhoods: Shoreline, Lynnwood, Edmonds and the quiet blocks in between. If you live up here, you know the drive downtown for a massage rarely feels worth it after a long week. D4 Season set out to fix that with two studios you can reach on a weeknight.

We opened in 2022 as Seattle's first specialized head spa, and our body therapy menu came from the same idea. We wanted calm rooms and therapists who take their time, with prices you can see up front. Our Shoreline studio is on Westminster Way N, and our Lynnwood studio is just off 33rd Ave W. Both have the same massage menu at the same prices.

Massage is one of the older forms of self-care. Independent groups such as the American Massage Therapy Association describe it as support for physical, mental and social well-being rather than a cure for anything. We see it the same way. Our goal is relaxation and easing everyday tension, and we don't promise any medical result.

Staying local has another upside: you get to keep the calm you paid for. A ten-minute drive home is a lot better than fighting I-5 back north while your shoulders tighten up again. It also makes regular visits easier to keep up.

Regulars often fit a visit into a day they were already spending nearby. It might follow a Saturday grocery run in Shoreline or a stop near the Lynnwood transit center on the way home. A neighborhood spa should work around your week. You shouldn't have to clear a whole afternoon for it.

We're two studios and not a chain, so things stay personal. You can usually request the therapist you liked last time. With massage, having someone who already knows your sore spots matters more than it does for almost anything else you book.

Pricing is the same at Shoreline and Lynnwood, and it's all on the menu below. There are no packages to figure out. A focused 30-minute neck-and-shoulder session is $50, and a 60-minute Swedish is $85. Deep tissue, CBD oil and Deep Blue each run $95 for the hour. Want more time? A 90-minute Swedish is $125, and 90-minute deep tissue is $135.

Couples massage is $170 for two people in one room, each getting a 60-minute Swedish. It's a popular first visit for people who'd rather come together. Gratuity isn't included, and we're glad to set up groups of five or more by phone.

If you're not sure which to pick, start with a 60-minute Swedish and tell your therapist you're new. It's the easiest introduction. Next time, once you know what your body likes, you can go firmer or more targeted.

Gift cards keep it simple too. They work at both studios, and they don't expire. A 60-minute Swedish or a couples session makes an easy present for the person in your life who never books time for themselves.

We're open Monday through Saturday, 10 AM to 9 PM, and Sunday 10 AM to 8 PM, which covers most after-work and weekend slots. Booking online lets you pick your studio, therapist and time in one go. If you'd rather talk it through, call (206) 688-9700.

Not sure a straight massage is what you need? Plenty of guests pair it with scalp work in our head spa and massage combo. Others make an afternoon of it with a facial near Seattle North. Either studio will plan the visit around the time you have.

What we're after is a good, well-run massage close to home. Come in once and see how the room, the pressure and the pace feel to you. You'll know pretty quickly if it's a place you want to keep coming back to.