Sage & Sol is designed for guests who want the convenience of multiple self-care services under one roof. Pair a facial with a pedicure, add permanent jewelry after nails, use the massage chair between appointments, or plan waxing and tanning around an upcoming event without juggling several businesses.
A multi-service spa in Holdrege works best when booking is built around the guest instead of around separate department calendars. Sage & Sol’s booking path lets you request more than one service and explain what the visit is for.
Choose one focused service such as waxing, tanning, nail repair, permanent jewelry, or a massage-chair session when you want a shorter visit.
Combine recurring services such as nails, pedicure, waxing, or tanning so routine self-care takes fewer separate trips.
Pair a facial or body treatment with a pedicure, massage-chair time, or another lower-pressure service when the goal is to actually unwind.
Plan skin, waxing, tanning, nails, and finishing details around a wedding, trip, photos, reunion, or other date that matters.
Permanent jewelry, pedicures, and selected services work well for friends, family, birthdays, or a small shared outing.
If you know how you want to feel but not which treatment to pick, the booking form can start from the goal instead of a technical service name.
The massage chair works best as a short reset, an add-on between treatments, or extra downtime during a longer spa visit.
Extend a hands-and-feet visit into something slower without adding another full treatment category.
Add breathing room between a facial, tanning appointment, jewelry service, or other scheduled treatment.
Skin care plus hands-and-feet maintenance for a balanced spa visit.
Best planned in the right sequence rather than booked independently at the last minute.
A polished finishing appointment that also works well for friends or event prep.
Yes. Choose Multi-Service Visit and list everything you are considering so the schedule can be built around the full visit.
The booking request gives the spa a chance to review timing before confirming.
Yes. Include the event or travel date so appointments can be sequenced thoughtfully.
Yes. Include the number of guests in the notes so enough time can be reserved.
