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It’s Bad Out There. Can a Luxe Boston-Specific Massage Help?
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Boston Magazine
Enter the Boston Energy treatment, a luxurious, city-specific massage at the Guerlain Spa inside Raffles Boston.
The Boston Energy treatment, I learned from spa director Louise Amerine, is a signature treatment developed specifically for the city’s residents.
The massage kicked off with a short consultation, during which I pointed out two areas of tension: my screen-stiff shoulders and runner’s calves.
Boston energy, indeed.
This article was first published in the print edition of the September 2025 issue with the headline: “Wicked Good Massage.”
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