The couple's room
Two beds, two therapists, one room. It is the first thing to book out on weekends, and it is where most of our anniversaries and birthdays happen.
A place to slow down · Livonia, MI
About May Breeze Spa in Livonia
More than a spa — May Breeze opened on Plymouth Rd with one idea: that affordable essential care can still be a luxury experience.
Our philosophy
Essential care, elevated
From the moment you walk in, you are welcomed into a calm, uplifting space where you can slow down, breathe deeply, and let go of tension. Every visit is designed to feel special, personal and restorative — without the luxury price attached to it.
We see massage and skincare as essential care for the body and mind rather than an indulgence you earn. Whether you are dealing with stress, muscle tension, tired skin, or you simply need a quiet hour to yourself, that is a good enough reason to book.
Our treatments combine soothing relaxation techniques with therapeutic care that makes a real difference. The goal is simple: you leave lighter, calmer and more confident than when you arrived.
Luxury is not really about price. It is about how you are treated.
Our promise
Care you can trust, results you can feel
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Professional, attentive and respectful care, every single time.
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A safe, nurturing room where you can relax without worrying about anything.
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Help building a wellness routine that supports you long-term — not a one-off visit.
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Honest pricing, published in full, with no upsell script at the desk.
What to expect
Three rooms, three different visits
The spa is at 34722 Plymouth Rd, Livonia, MI 48150, with free parking outside. Inside there are separate rooms for bodywork, skincare and reflexology rather than one room doing all three.
The facial room
A dedicated skincare room with a lit mirror and a full product trolley — not a massage bed with a lamp wheeled over to it.
The reflexology room
Reclining chairs rather than tables, so you keep your clothes on and can come in on a lunch break without rearranging your day.
Standards
What we will and will not claim
Massage therapists practising in Michigan are required to be licensed by the state — you are welcome to ask about your therapist's credentials when you book, here or anywhere else.
Everything on our menu is a cosmetic and relaxation service. Our treatments do not diagnose or treat medical conditions, and we do not describe them as if they did. Where we quote research on our treatment pages, we quote the hedges too.
Reviews
What guests say
Our rating on Google comes from the people who have actually been in. We do not reproduce individual reviews here — read them at the source, where you can see who wrote them and when.
Start here
Where to go next
If you already know what you want, book straight through. If you do not, these are the pages that answer the question people usually have at this point.
- All treatments & prices 25 treatments from $25
- Our Plymouth Rd spa Directions, hours, drive times
- Which massage should I book? Relaxation vs deep tissue
- Which facial should I book? All seven, by skin concern
- Massage & facial in one visit Combination from $108
- Gift cards Emailed the same day
- Spa FAQ Prices, safety, first visits
- Contact & directions (734) 934-0890
Ready to Book?
Come and See the Place
Book any treatment on the menu, or call (734) 934-0890 if you would rather talk it through first. First-time guests can start with a 60-minute facial at $75, or a massage-and-facial visit from $108.
5.0
on Google
Mon–Sat 10 AM – 8 PM · Sunday 10 AM – 6 PM
Good to know
Massage therapists in Michigan are licensed by the state, and every therapist working at May Breeze Spa is licensed to practise. You are welcome to ask about your therapist's credentials and years of experience when you book — here or at any spa.
Our massage and facial treatments are cosmetic and relaxation services. They do not diagnose or treat medical conditions, and nothing on this site is medical advice. For independent information on what massage therapy does and does not do, see NCCIH and Mayo Clinic . New, severe or unexplained pain deserves a clinician rather than a spa booking.