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Massage near Frisco, TX fifteen minutes up Coit Road
Spring Massage is an independent studio at 1400 N Coit Rd #102, McKinney, TX 75071 — in McKinney, not in Frisco, but about 15 minutes north of it. For anyone searching for a massage in Frisco, TX, that distance is the whole story: Coit Road runs unbroken from Frisco to our door, no tollway and no turn. Ninety minutes is $100 relaxation or $110 deep tissue, every day until 9:30 PM.
1400 N Coit Rd #102, McKinney, TX 75071 Suite 102 in Crescent Parc Parking at the door
Fifteen minutes, one road, no tollway
The studio is suite 102 of the Crescent Parc centre, on Coit Road at Prestwick Hollow Drive, one block south of US-380 (University Drive). That corner is the far western edge of McKinney, on the seam where McKinney, Prosper and Frisco meet. Coit runs north out of Frisco and arrives here without a turn: about 15 minutes off-peak, no toll, surface parking outside the door. There is a longer note on how to find suite 102, from every direction.
That is the pitch, stated plainly. We are not in Frisco and not the closest table to it. We are about a quarter of an hour up one road, open 10 AM to 9:30 PM seven days a week, and priced under what the Frisco market usually advertises.
Who makes the drive
- Guests booking 90 or 120 minutes, where the price gap against a massage in Frisco is widest.
- Couples wanting a late booking — appointments here run into the evening, seven days a week.
- Anyone who wants the price before arriving. No membership, no introductory tier, no second-visit surprise.
What a session costs, and how that compares
Anyone weighing a massage in Frisco, TX against the drive up here is really comparing two numbers. An hour of relaxation massage is $65 here; an hour of deep tissue is $70. Ninety minutes — the length most people driving in from another town pick — is $100 and $110. Those are the published rates, first visit and tenth; we do not track what individual Frisco studios charge, so hold ours against the rate you have been quoted. Every duration sits on our McKinney massage price list.
| Session | 30 min | 60 min | 90 min | 120 min |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Relaxation (Swedish) | $50 | $65 | $100 | $130 |
| Deep tissue | $50 | $70 | $110 | $140 |
| Lomi Lomi | — | $80 | $110 | $140 |
| Body + foot combo | — | $60 | $100 | — |
| Couples — price is for both guests | — | $120 Swedish · $130 deep tissue | — | — |
- 30 min
- $50
- 60 min
- $65
- 90 min
- $100
- 120 min
- $130
- 30 min
- $50
- 60 min
- $70
- 90 min
- $110
- 120 min
- $140
- 30 min
- —
- 60 min
- $80
- 90 min
- $110
- 120 min
- $140
- 30 min
- —
- 60 min
- $60
- 90 min
- $100
- 120 min
- —
- 30 min
- —
- 60 min
- $120 Swedish · $130 deep tissue
- 90 min
- —
- 120 min
- —
Two of the six need a line. The body-and-foot combo is 40 minutes of table work then 20 on the feet for $60 — the cheapest full hour here. Lomi Lomi is $80 for the hour: long, continuous forearm strokes across the whole body rather than spot work. The classic hour is Swedish relaxation massage, $65 for 60 minutes and $130 for two hours.
Deep tissue massage near Frisco, TX
Deep tissue massage is slow, sustained pressure worked into the deeper layers of muscle and the fascia around them, following the fibres rather than gliding across them — the American Massage Therapy Association describes it in those terms. It runs $50 for 30 minutes, $70 for an hour, $110 for 90 minutes and $140 for two hours.
Choosing a length
Thirty minutes suits one region — a neck, or a low back. An hour covers the whole back, shoulders and neck unhurried. Ninety is the honest answer if hips or legs go in too, and it is the booking that best repays the drive up. The technique is set out on the deep tissue massage page; the comparison with lighter work is in our guide to Swedish versus deep tissue.
Couples massage for Frisco guests: two tables, one quiet room
Two therapists work at the same time on side-by-side tables in a private room. The hour is $120 for both guests in the Swedish style, or $130 for both in deep tissue — that is the total, not a per-person rate. One quirk to know before setting off: the studio asks you to book two separate appointments, one per guest with a different therapist, at the same date and time. Call (469) 927-8441, or start on the McKinney couples massage page.
Three ways up from Frisco
Which is quickest depends on where in Frisco you start. All three timings are off-peak road-routing estimates, not measured drive times.
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Coit Rd, all the way north
The simple one. Coit runs north out of Frisco unbroken; stay on it and 1400 N Coit Rd arrives on the block before US-380, at Prestwick Hollow Drive. About 15 minutes off-peak, and no toll booth anywhere on the route. -
Dallas North Tollway, then US-380 east
Best from the west side of Frisco. Tollway north to US-380 (University Drive), east a few minutes to Coit Rd, then south one block. Quicker in heavy traffic, but it costs a toll. -
Preston Road north, then US-380 east
Preston Road (SH-289) north to US-380, east to Coit, south one block. The free alternative when Coit is backed up around the school run.
What massage can and cannot do
We would rather be quotable than impressive. The National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health summarises the evidence as limited, with relief that is frequently short-term. Mayo Clinic states plainly that massage should not be painful, and lists conditions worth clearing with a doctor first.
- Reasonably supported: short-term easing of muscle tension and stress symptoms.
- Modestly supported: short-term help with acute and sub-acute low-back pain.
- Not supported: that a massage flushes toxins, corrects posture, or replaces medical care.
So the claim is a small one: an hour can ease the sensation of tightness, and where it helps, the relief is usually measured in days rather than weeks. General wellness, not treatment. If pain is worsening, numb, or travelling down a limb, see a clinician before booking a table.
Licensed therapists, and what that means in Texas
Massage therapy in Texas is regulated by the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation, which issues the Massage Therapist licence under Chapter 455 of the Texas Occupations Code and licenses massage establishments as well. Spring Massage describes its therapists as licensed massage therapists on its own booking page. Wherever you book — here or in Frisco — that licence is the baseline worth checking.
“Best massage near Frisco” — what you can check before you drive
Search that phrase and what comes back is a mix of Frisco studios and directory pages, ordered by who claimed a listing first or paid for the slot. We are not going to declare ourselves the answer to it: no rating is published anywhere on this site, and a studio that awards itself the title is making the one claim a reader cannot check. Four things you can check — of us, and of whichever Frisco studio you are weighing against the drive.
- The standing price for the exact session you want — published, and the same on the tenth visit as the first. Ours is in the table above, card fee included in the caption rather than added at the counter.
- What the hour actually buys. Ask whether 60 minutes means 60 on the table, or 60 including consultation and changing.
- Whether the pressure can change halfway through. Here it changes the moment you say so — Mayo Clinic, quoted above, is plain that massage should not be painful.
- What time the door actually locks, and whether the booking page shows today's real openings rather than taking a request into a queue.
The part we cannot write ourselves is the reviews. Our Google Business Profile and Yelp page are live and neither is edited by us — read them before booking here or in Frisco. The same comparison run across the whole city sits on best massage in McKinney, TX.
Hours, parking and booking a massage: Frisco, TX to suite 102
- Open every day, 10 AM to 9:30 PM, Sunday included.
- Surface parking directly outside suite 102 — no garage, no ticket.
- Card payments carry a $2 transaction fee, published rather than buried.
- Independent since August 2024 — one studio on North Coit, no chain behind it.
Before you set off
Decide the length before you leave — 30, 60, 90 or 120 minutes — because that is the only choice that cannot be changed once the hour starts. Everything else can: pressure, the region worked, whether the feet get their 20 minutes. Say what you want at the start and again mid-session if it is not landing.
Same-day and late appointments
Trying to book a massage in Frisco, TX for tonight? Same-day appointments here are often available, and the booking page shows the studio's real openings for today rather than sending a request into a queue, so you can check before leaving. Our page on same-day and late-evening massage covers the evening in detail. Coming the other way? Prosper is about 10 minutes north of the same door.
| From | Approx. drive |
|---|---|
| Prosper, TX | about 10 min |
| Frisco, TX | about 15 min |
| Celina, TX | about 18 min |
| Fairview, TX | about 22 min |
| Melissa, TX | about 25 min |
| Allen, TX | about 25 min |
Off-peak estimates from road routing, not measured times — US-380 slows at rush hour, so leave a cushion.
Sources
- AMTA — What is deep tissue massage?
- NCCIH — Massage therapy: what you need to know
- Mayo Clinic — Massage therapy
- TDLR — Massage therapy licensing in Texas
General wellness information, not medical advice.
Questions Frisco guests ask
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How long does the drive really take?
How does the price compare with a massage in Frisco, TX?
I searched “top rated massage near me” from Frisco — are you it?
Can two of us book together?
Can I get an appointment on the same day?
Should deep tissue work hurt?
Are your therapists licensed?
Put your body in good hands
Book online in about a minute, or call (469) 927-8441. 1400 N Coit Rd #102, McKinney, TX 75071 — open every day, 10 AM to 9:30 PM.