The Best Massage in Everett
Full Body Massage · 60–120 min · from $75 cash
Private rooms — never shared Groups of 5–10 at one studio
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- Business
- Soul Massage Head Spa — women-owned family studios, founded 2021
- Service
- Full-body massage: Swedish, deep tissue, trigger point, combination — plus PIP recovery work
- Address
- 10315 19th Ave SE Suite 108, Everett, WA 98208 (Silver Lake)
- Hours
- Daily 10 AM – 10 PM — the latest close of the four Soul studios
- Pricing
- 60 min $75 cash / $85 card · 90 min $105 cash · 120 min $145 cash
- Car accident
- PIP clinical massage for post-collision recovery — this is the Soul studio that specializes in it
- Insurance
- Health insurance isn't accepted for regular sessions; PIP car-accident work is the exception — call to discuss
- Add-ons
- CBD 60 min $100 cash · Hot stone +$15 · Cupping +$30
- Booking
- Setmore online, call or text (425) 948-5868, walk-ins welcome
Why here
The 10 PM advantage
Search for the best massage in Everett at eight in the evening and watch the options thin out — most studios are wiping down their last table. Soul Massage Head Spa on 19th Ave SE runs on a different clock: 10 AM to 10 PM, every single day, the latest close of the four Soul studios. For Silver Lake's swing shifts, closing crews, and parents who don't own their evenings until late, that last block of the night is the whole reason this studio exists the way it does. Somewhere along those late hours, Silver Lake also grew into the Soul family's flagship — it carries a 4.8-star Google rating to show for it.
The price doesn't punish you for the hour, either. Sixty minutes of full-body work is $75 cash, 90 minutes is $105, and two hours runs $145 — identical numbers at 10 AM and 9 PM, identical across all four Soul locations, always $10 less in cash than on a card. Ninety minutes is the sleeper pick for evening bookings — late enough that the day's tension has fully arrived, long enough to deal with all of it.
Evening massage has its own logic beyond convenience. Mayo Clinic Health System's overview of massage for depression, anxiety and stress describes the wind-down effect guests chase at this hour — a slower system heading into sleep instead of a screen. We won't promise outcomes. We will hold the 9 PM slot.
The work
Pick a lane, or let the therapist blend
Everett's table menu is priced by the clock, and the technique conversation happens face-down, not at the register. The National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health keeps a readable summary of what massage research does and doesn't show; in the room, it comes down to four requests — none of which changes the bill, since the hour stays $75 cash whichever one you make:
- Swedish — flowing, medium-pressure, head to toe. The unwinding option, and the most common 9 PM booking. $75 cash for the hour.
- Therapeutic deep tissue — slower and heavier, for the layers a light stroke can't reach. Expect possible next-day soreness; that's the technique, not an error.
- Trigger point — focused pressure held on specific knots, usually folded into a 90-minute session ($105 cash) so the rest of the body isn't shortchanged.
- Combination — Swedish base with deep, neuromuscular, and stretching work layered where you actually need it. When in doubt, book this and talk.
Choosing at 9 PM
If it's late and you're tired, don't overthink the menu: Swedish for sleep, combination for the week's accumulated damage, deep tissue only if you're comfortable being a little sore at work tomorrow. Your booking choice sets a starting point, not a script — the therapist recalibrates in the first ten minutes regardless. One more late-night note: the 120-minute session needs an 8 PM start here — worth it maybe twice a year, when the week has genuinely earned it.
After a collision
The car-accident specialty lives at this studio
Everett is the Soul location that handles post-collision recovery. The work is clinical rather than purely relaxing: careful, progressive soft-tissue massage for guests dealing with whiplash-type strain after a car accident, paced across multiple visits rather than crammed into one heroic session. Soul doesn't accept health insurance for regular services — but car-accident guests with Personal Injury Protection (PIP) coverage are the carve-out. The PIP massage page explains how the process works, and a call to (425) 948-5868 before your first visit sorts out the claim details faster than email ever does.
The approach is deliberately conservative — lighter early visits, a series rather than one long heroic session, pressure that builds only as things settle. Book this one by phone instead of online: flagging accident-recovery work up front lets the desk plan the time as clinical massage rather than a standard relaxation hour, and it's worth having your PIP claim details in hand before the first visit. A ten-minute call covers whatever the dedicated page doesn't.
Go further
CBD, cupping, and stones
Three printed upgrades, no surprises at checkout. The CBD massage works a 250 mg THC-free hemp-derived cream through a standard session — $100 cash for 60 minutes, $130 for 90, $170 for the full two hours. Cupping adds $30 to any massage ($105 cash at 60 minutes) for the pulling, decompressive counterpoint to pressure. Hot stone is the quiet workhorse at +$15 — a $90 cash hour with heat layered under the handwork.
Stacking is allowed and priced on the menu: 90 minutes with CBD and hot stone together is $145 cash; CBD with cupping at the same length is $160.
Choosing blind? Stones if you run cold or want the Swedish hour amplified. Cupping if the tightness feels stuck rather than sore. CBD if the goal is a quieter system for the drive home. None demands a decision in advance — mention it at check-in and the total moves to the printed line, nothing more. For pure value per dollar, the $90 cash hot-stone hour is the quiet winner of the three.
Getting here
Serving Everett and everything 20 minutes out
The studio sits in Silver Lake at 10315 19th Ave SE, Suite 108 — an easy pull-off for the whole south-Everett grid. Mukilteo, Marysville, Snohomish, and Mill Creek are each about 15 minutes away; Lake Stevens runs closer to 20. For anyone north of 128th St SE, this is the nearest Soul table by a comfortable margin.
If you live on the Mill Creek side and mornings suit you better than nights, the original studio on Mill Creek Blvd opens at 9:30 AM — same menu, same $75 hour, thirty minutes more morning. Between the two studios, the corridor is covered from 9:30 AM to 10 PM daily.
Timing tip: the 10 PM close means a Marysville or Lake Stevens guest can leave home at 8:30 and still fit a full hour — margin no 8 PM studio can offer. Same-day slots are likelier on weeknights; for Friday and Saturday evenings, book a day ahead.
Book it
Getting on the schedule
Book through Setmore online, call or text (425) 948-5868, or walk in — evening walk-ins land best before 8 PM, when the late rush starts. Texting works especially well here: send the service, how many people, and your target time, and the desk confirms between guests.
House rules, so nothing surprises you: 24-hour cancellation notice, 50% fee inside the window, 100% for a no-show. Arrive ten minutes early, since a late start shortens your hour. Tips are customary and not included. And if you're building a longer evening, the combo menu pairs massage with head spa or facial time — Combo 5 runs 120 minutes at $153 cash. The private couples room is on the board here too: $150 cash for a 60-minute side-by-side session, at the one Soul studio where a 9 PM couples hour still fits inside the schedule.
Recover, restore, and re-strengthen every single mind, body, and soul that walks through our door. — the Soul founding mission
Inside the studio
Good questions, straight answers
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What is PIP massage, exactly?
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Everett or Mill Creek — which Soul studio should I pick?
Can I just text to book?
Research & references
The massage research worth reading, from institutions that don't sell massage:
- NCCIH — Massage Therapy: What You Need To Know
- NCCIH — 5 Things To Know About Massage
- NCCIH — Massage Therapy for Health (science digest)
- Mayo Clinic Health System — Massage for depression, anxiety and stress
We cite independent, non-commercial health sources so you can read the evidence yourself.
Massage services at Soul are performed by Washington-licensed massage therapists, and our scalp-care team has worked with Milbon professional products since the first studio opened in 2021.
Soul is a relaxation and wellness spa, not a medical provider. Our services support relaxation and general well-being; they don't diagnose or treat medical conditions. Talk with your doctor about persistent scalp, skin, or pain concerns.
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Soul Massage Head Spa — Everett · 10315 19th Ave SE Suite 108, Everett, WA 98208 · Open daily 10 AM – 10 PM