How Much Does a Couples Massage Cost in Deerfield Beach? (And What’s Actually Included)
If you’re planning a surprise or a spa date, the first question is usually “what does a couples massage actually cost?” Here’s the honest answer for Deerfield Beach, including what that price should buy you.
Last updated: October 2026
At Five Elements, our Serenity for Two couples massage is $359 for 50 minutes or $459 for 80 minutes, priced per couple — not per person. Around Deerfield Beach and Boca Raton, a 50-minute couples massage at a day spa generally runs $250 to $350 — and at the resort spas, couples packages climb past $1,000. So the real question isn’t just the number. It’s what’s included in it.
At a glance — Serenity for Two at Five Elements:
- 50 minutes: $359 per couple · 80 minutes: $459 per couple
- Includes: private suite, each partner’s choice of style, 1 hour in the co-ed wellness room (sauna, steam, jacuzzi, cold plunge, salt lounge), wine or champagne, chocolates
How the prices compare in the Deerfield Beach area:
| Option | 50-minute price | What’s included |
|---|---|---|
| Typical area day spa | $250–$350 per couple | Massage only; amenities, if any, are usually add-ons |
| Five Elements — Serenity for Two | $359 per couple | Massage + 1 hr wellness room, wine or champagne, chocolates |
| Resort spa couples package | $1,000+ per couple | Massage plus resort amenities and setting |
Prices checked October 2026 from published menus.
What the price usually covers — and what it doesn’t
At most day spas, the listed price buys you the massage itself: two tables, two therapists, 50 minutes. Everything else — the amenities, the atmosphere, the extras — is either an add-on or doesn’t exist.
Our $359 is built differently. Serenity for Two includes:
- A side-by-side massage in a private suite, on heated, adjustable tables
- Your choice of style for each of you — Swedish, deep tissue, or hot stone — you don’t have to pick the same thing
- A full hour in our co-ed wellness room: sauna, steam room, jacuzzi, cold plunge, and salt lounge
- A glass of wine or champagne, and chocolates
That wellness room hour is the part people underestimate when they’re comparing prices. You’re not walking in, getting on a table, and walking out. You’re arriving together, unwinding in the sauna or the jacuzzi first, and letting the calm linger afterward. It’s the difference between an appointment and an occasion.
What changes the price
Length. Going from 50 to 80 minutes is the single best upgrade — it’s when a massage stops feeling like a sample and starts feeling like an escape. At Five Elements that’s $359 to $459.
Style. Deep tissue and hot stone are sometimes priced higher elsewhere. Ask before you book, anywhere you go, so the quote you got is the price you pay.
The setting. A resort spa charges resort prices, largely for the address. A day spa in Deerfield Beach gives you the same quality of hands-on work — what differs is how much of the experience around the massage is included.
How far ahead should you book?
Friday and Saturday couples appointments book out first — if you’re planning a weekend date night, give it a week or more. Weekdays are easier to get on shorter notice, and honestly, a late-afternoon weekday couples massage — the wellness room nearly to yourselves — is one of the best-kept secrets in this building.
Turning it into a full date night
Our advice: book the massage first, then dinner after, not the other way around — you want to arrive at the table relaxed, not watching the clock. We close at 6, so think of the spa as the start of the night: take a late-afternoon slot, come early enough to use the wellness room before your session, and walk into dinner already unwound.
And you don’t have to go far for dinner. The Cove Waterfront Restaurant is on our same street, about half a mile away — Intracoastal views, boats going by, relaxed enough that you can show up still floating. For an occasion, Oceans 234 is oceanfront by the pier, upscale seafood, and takes reservations. JB’s on the Beach is the classic in between: oceanfront, live music, a long local history.
And if you’re planning something special — an anniversary, a proposal night, a surprise — use the date-night planning form on our couples page or call us at (954) 531-0070. We help guests coordinate the timing more often than you’d think, and we like being in on the secret.
The Five Elements Difference
Expect $250–$350 for a massage alone at an area day spa, and well over $1,000 for a resort package. Five Elements sits at $359 for 50 minutes — with the wellness room hour, wine, and chocolates included, because we think the time around the massage is half the experience. Our guests seem to agree: Five Elements holds a 4.9-star rating across roughly 290 Google reviews.
“From the moment we walked in we were treated like royalty… We were able to truly relax and enjoy the steam room, sauna and jacuzzi… We loved it so much, I signed up for their monthly membership.” — Ivy Pinon, from a couples visit
If you’re giving it as a gift, gift cards are available online and at the front desk — the recipient can book Serenity for Two whenever they’re ready.
Book Serenity for Two. See the couples page for more details.
Frequently asked questions
How much is a couples massage in Deerfield Beach?
At Five Elements, $359 per couple — not per person — for 50 minutes or $459 for 80 minutes, including one hour in our wellness room, wine or champagne, and chocolates. Area day spas typically charge $250–$350 for the massage alone.
What’s included in a couples massage at Five Elements?
A side-by-side massage in a private suite with heated, adjustable tables, each partner’s choice of massage style, one hour in our co-ed wellness room (sauna, steam room, jacuzzi, cold plunge, salt lounge), a glass of wine or champagne, and chocolates.
How far in advance should I book a couples massage?
A week or more for Friday and Saturday appointments, which book out first. Weekday appointments are often available on shorter notice — call (954) 531-0070 for same-week availability.
