Make no mistake- I go to The Bell Tower because it is the single luxury I give myself.It is pricey, but a wise client knows exactly what to schedule and how to buy "in bulk" at times when specials are... Read More
Make no mistake- I go to The Bell Tower because it is the single luxury I give myself.It is pricey, but a wise client knows exactly what to schedule and how to buy "in bulk" at times when specials are offered. I do wish they offered more specials aimed toward long term client-needs, however, why do I spend the money? Simply put: this place is on par with the likes of salons in Europe and LA. There is no comparison in even a long-range area. My suggestion is to find out from other clients beforehand who are the best stylists before booking. Yes- level 1 may be better than a level2 or higher. It depends who is there. The facials are also exceptional, with much of the staff having been with the company for 10-20 years or more. They are knowledgeable and courteous. The only issue I have with Bell Tower is that the lobby area is "high pressure." The glamazons behind the customer service desks seem unable to smile and send the welcoming area into a dark frost. There is no joy in the waiting area. The glare at incoming clients and dodge direct questions with one word answers or glazed over looks that are too cliche for reality. No warmth and welcoming, just taking a guest name and staring blankly. Twice this month, I was checked in and then stared at, ...silently,...rather than directed to the seating area. *Knock knock, hello?* (Past this area, with the professional services, the customer experiences completely the opposite- warm, friendly, professional). However, even on check out, the glamour girls at the desk lack the small talk skills and are all about the bill. They seem irritated if asked about anything other than the bill or other appointments. After the massages, facials, and beauty fun...this end to end treatment by the front desk staff is rather like throwing a bucket of cold water on the entire experience. I hope the management pays attention and adds color, warmth, and personality training to the front desk staff. Read Less