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A Repêchage skincare spa on the Lincoln Road pedestrian mall
Spa e sits at 630 Lincoln Road, inside the walkable retail stretch of South Beach. The Lincoln Road district directory lists the same address, phone number and website that the spa publishes itself. See the district listing for the confirmation.
The spa says it has operated for more than 20 years. Its packages page gives 2005 as the founding year. Its official website centers on facials, massages and body treatments built around the Repêchage skincare line.
The room reads as a working skincare studio rather than a resort lounge. The official photos show a bright open floor, a steel column carrying the Spa e logo and shelves of Repêchage products. Treatment beds stand in the same open space, with curtains and acrylic trolleys around them.
The Better Business Bureau profile lists the business as Spa E at the same address and names Ms. Brenda Le Grange as its owner. The profile shows an A+ rating and says the business is not BBB accredited.
Massages, facials and body rituals: what the menu covers
The official homepage groups treatments into four families. Each one lists a duration and a starting price.
- Signature massages run 60 to 120 minutes and start at $145.
- Radiance facials take 75 minutes and start at $165.
- Body rituals take 90 minutes and start at $195.
- Wellness therapies run 45 to 90 minutes and start at $115.
The site says it offers 32 treatments in total. It also mentions couples experiences, but it publishes no details for them. Ask about couples options by phone before you plan around them.
The services page lists the same families. It carries no individual prices, so treat the starting figures as anchors. Your final price depends on the treatment and length you choose.
The homepage service tabs add more specific labels. They mention massage, Repêchage facials, body contouring and med spa treatments. The spa does not describe those last two categories in detail online.
Packages from $190 to $761, and what each one bundles
Packages are where Spa e shows the most detail. The packages page prices each bundle and lists every step.
- Ménage à Spa costs from $190 and takes about two hours. It combines a facial, a manicure and a pedicure at the same time.
- Skin Quencher costs $295 and takes one hour. It pairs the Tidal Wave seaweed body treatment with a seaweed facial.
- Body Movin’ costs $220 and takes one hour 45 minutes. It combines an Endermologie session with a seaweed body mask.
- Cosmo Day costs $285 and takes one hour 45 minutes. It adds a four-layer facial, manicure, pedicure, eye treatment and makeup application.
- All About Me costs $350 and takes two hours 15 minutes. It includes a 50-minute aromatherapy massage, a seaweed facial and a manicure.
- Queen Bee costs $365 and takes two hours 15 minutes. It starts with a honey almond body polish and adds a four-layer facial and a manicure.
- Cloud Nine costs from $525 and lasts about half a day. It stacks a facial, hand and foot care, reflexology, a salt glow and a massage.
- The Bridal Package costs $761 and takes three hours. It includes a Hydra Dew facial, makeup application, a salt glow and a massage.
The spa also builds custom packages. Call the front desk and describe what you want. The team will assemble a plan around it.
Repêchage seaweed facials and the four-layer method
Skincare is the clearest specialty here. The spa says it partners exclusively with wellness brands such as Repêchage. Repêchage logos and product shelves appear throughout the official photos.
Two photos show facials in progress. In one, a therapist in a Spa e tunic brushes a yellow mask onto a guest. In the other, a therapist stirs a green mask in a bowl beside a trolley of Hydra Dew products.
The packages page names the four-layer facial, the seaweed facial and the Hydra Dew facial. Ask which one suits your skin. The spa says every treatment begins with a private consultation.
The site states that its therapists hold international certifications. It does not name the certifying bodies. Ask your therapist directly if credentials matter to your choice.
Booking a treatment and arriving on time
Guests book online through the spa’s booking page or call (305) 534-3223. The contact page asks guests to book 48 to 72 hours ahead, especially for weekends. It says same-day openings are sometimes possible, and it advises calling for those.
Guests should arrive 10 to 15 minutes before a scheduled treatment. The spa provides robes, slippers and towels. Wear comfortable clothing to the appointment.
The spa asks for 24 hours’ notice to cancel. Late cancellations or no-shows may carry a partial charge. The site does not publish the amount, so ask when you book.
Spa e publishes no parking or pet policy details. Call ahead if you need either confirmed. Lincoln Road is a pedestrian mall, so plan your parking before you arrive.
Opening hours: 10 AM to 8 PM, with one conflict on the site
Spa e opens daily from 10:00 AM to 8:00 PM. The official contact page states this, and the Lincoln Road directory agrees with the same daily window.
The footer on other pages of the spa’s website reads 10 AM to 7 PM. That is an hour earlier than the contact page. Book late-day treatments by phone so the front desk can confirm the last start time.
The spa lists the same hours every day of the week. Weekends draw the most demand, so lock in a slot early on Saturday and Sunday.
Fitting Spa e into a South Beach day
Lincoln Road puts restaurants, shops and the beach within a short walk. A late-morning facial followed by lunch on the mall makes an easy half-day plan. Browse our Lincoln Road guide for nearby stops.
Compare other options in our Miami Beach spa roundup if you want a hotel setting instead. Spa e suits guests who want skincare-led treatments in a street-level studio. For dinner afterward, see the best restaurants in Miami Beach.
Bridal parties and friends can use the multi-step packages to share one time block. Ask the spa whether it can seat several guests at once. The website does not say how many treatment beds it has.
Source: Spa e contact page.
📍 See also: Best Spas in Miami Beach for more nearby options.
Opening Hours
Monday: 10:00 AM - 8:00 PM
Tuesday: 10:00 AM - 8:00 PM
Open now
Wednesday: 10:00 AM - 8:00 PM
Thursday: 10:00 AM - 8:00 PM
Friday: 10:00 AM - 8:00 PM
Saturday: 10:00 AM - 8:00 PM
Sunday: 10:00 AM - 8:00 PM
FAQ's
Where is Spa e in Miami Beach?
Spa e is at 630 Lincoln Rd, Miami Beach, FL 33139, on the Lincoln Road pedestrian mall in South Beach. The Lincoln Road district directory lists the same address.
What are Spa e's opening hours?
Spa e opens daily from 10:00 AM to 8:00 PM. The footer on some of the spa's pages says 7:00 PM, so call to confirm the last appointment.
How much do treatments cost at Spa e?
Spa e lists starting prices of $145 for massages, $165 for facials, $195 for body rituals and $115 for wellness therapies. Packages run from $190 to $761.
How do I book Spa e?
Guests book online through the spa's booking page or call (305) 534-3223. The contact page recommends booking 48 to 72 hours ahead.
When should I arrive for my appointment?
Guests should arrive 10 to 15 minutes before a scheduled treatment. The spa provides robes, slippers and towels, so you only need comfortable clothing.
What is Spa e's cancellation policy?
The spa asks for at least 24 hours' notice to cancel. Late cancellations or no-shows may carry a partial charge, and the site does not publish the amount.
Which skincare brand does Spa e use?
The spa says it partners with wellness brands such as Repêchage. Repêchage products and branding appear in the official photos of the treatment area.
Does Spa e offer packages for special occasions?
Yes. The packages page lists eight bundles, including a Bridal Package at $761 and the half-day Cloud Nine package from $525. The spa also builds custom packages by phone.





