The Massage Studio in New Port Richey
The studio sits in Suite 102 at 4109 Little Rd, inside Stillness & Aesthetics Co. If you live in New Port Richey, this page covers the practical part: how to find the suite, where to park, what's inside, which sessions people from the neighborhood book most, and how the booking system actually treats your time.
Finding the studio
Little Rd runs the length of the city's east side, and the studio is on it, in south New Port Richey, in the 34655 zip, between the SR-54 and Trinity Blvd ends of the road. Coming from downtown or the US-19 side, cut east on any of the main cross streets and pick up Little Rd heading south. From Seven Springs you're practically around the corner, and from the river side of town the whole trip runs about fifteen minutes.
Park in the free lot at the door. No meter, no garage, no circling the block. The suite is marked Stillness & Aesthetics Co., and Krysta's studio is inside it, Suite 102. Come in and take a seat; sessions start on time, so aiming for about ten minutes early keeps the start unhurried.
4109 Little Rd. Suite 102, New Port Richey, FL 34655 · Open in Google Maps
Inside the suite
The treatment room is one room, on purpose. Krysta is the only therapist here, so nobody hands you off between visits, the pressure notes from your last session actually carry forward, and the schedule never double-books. Around the treatment room, the suite holds the things that make people linger after a session: a Sound Lounge, a near-infrared light room, and a HaloSalt sauna, all bookable as short rituals that attach to the start or end of an appointment.
If it's your first time on the table here, most people start with an intuitive massage, which gives Krysta room to adjust technique to whatever your body brings in that day. Faces get their own menu too. The NeoLifting facial with buccal massage is the one locals ask about most, a sculpting facial worked partly from inside the cheek, no needles involved. And if you're pregnant, the prenatal massage setup means a proper support pillow and a therapist who also works as a birth doula.
Booked like a studio, not a spa
There's no front desk juggling ten rooms. Appointments are booked online, a deposit holds your spot, and the hours are deliberately narrow so each day has room for the sessions already on it. That's also why walk-ins genuinely don't work. If the door's unlocked, someone is usually mid-session. Book first; same-week slots happen, but Saturdays go early.
Beyond massage, the studio is also home base for Krysta's off-the-table work: embodiment coaching for people working on how they carry stress, and sound meditation if lying still under sound is more your speed than being worked on. Both book the same way as a massage, same address, same parking lot.
Planning a visit
The booking system runs around the clock even though the studio doesn't, so the practical move is to book the moment you think of it and pick the slot that fits. Midweek mornings are the quietest and the easiest to get; Saturday fills first, usually days ahead. The deposit is charged at booking, comes off the session price, and buy-now-pay-later is available at checkout if that spreads things out more comfortably.
Locals also treat the studio as a gift answer: any session can be booked in someone else's name, and because the intake happens online before the visit, the person you're treating walks in with everything already handled. Pairing a facial with a massage in one visit is the most common occasion booking. Ask for back-to-back slots when you book.
The Sound Lounge, red light, and salt sauna next to the treatment room belong to Stillness & Aesthetics Co. Same suite, same visit. Rituals run 15 to 30 minutes and attach to any session.
From the journal: Your first visit, minute by minute →
Hours & booking
Tuesday 11 AM to 6 PM · Wednesday 10:30 AM to 3 PM · Thursday 1 PM to 7 PM · Friday 10:30 AM to 3 PM · Saturday 10 AM to 4 PM. Closed Monday and Sunday. Full prices, deposits and the cancellation policy are on the pricing page.
Questions people ask
Where do I park at the studio?
In the lot directly outside the suite at 4109 Little Rd. It's free and unmetered, and the walk to the door is a few steps. Suite 102 is marked Stillness & Aesthetics Co., and that's the right door even if you booked a massage rather than a ritual.
Can I walk in without an appointment?
No. Krysta works alone, so when she is in session the studio is effectively closed. Everything is booked online with a deposit. Same-week openings do come up, especially midweek mornings, and cancellations reopen online the moment they happen.
Whereabouts in New Port Richey are you?
On Little Rd in the 34655 zip, on the city's south side, in the stretch between SR-54 and Trinity Blvd. From most of New Port Richey it's a straight shot down Little Rd, ten to fifteen minutes depending on where you start.
Do you share the space with other therapists?
The suite is shared with Stillness & Aesthetics Co., Krysta's other business, so the amenities are shared but the massage practice is one person. You'll see the same face, and the same hands, every visit.
How early should I arrive?
About ten minutes. Enough time to land, use the restroom, and start the session on the table instead of in the parking lot. If it's your first visit, the intake form is done online beforehand, so there's no clipboard waiting for you.
More about Krysta on the about page.
Krysta Smith, Licensed Massage Therapist · FL License MA-95237
