Massage & Bodywork for Pasco County
One studio serves the whole county: 4109 Little Rd in New Port Richey, on the west side where the US-19 and SR-54 corridors meet. Clients drive in from Holiday and Hudson, Land O' Lakes and Wesley Chapel. Here's how the geography works, who travels for what, and how to pick a starting point.
Getting here from around the county
West county is simplest: from Port Richey, Holiday, or Hudson, ride US-19 to the SR-54/Trinity corridor, then east to Little Rd. Central and east county ride SR-54. Land O' Lakes is a straight shot west, and from Wesley Chapel either SR-54 or SR-52 lands you at Little Rd, with the Suncoast Parkway cutting the middle out of the trip. Figure fifteen minutes from Port Richey, closer to forty from Wesley Chapel, and from Zephyrhills or the eastern edge SR-54 end to end is the honest route, closer to fifty and worth pairing with a longer session.
Whichever direction you come from, parking is free at the door and appointments are held with a deposit, so the drive never ends in a waiting room.
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Why one county consolidates here
Massage licenses are public record: Krysta Smith holds FL MA-95237, printed on every page of this site, and has been licensed since 2019. On top of the license sit the trainings people actually travel for: prenatal Thai massage for pregnancies that want more than just lighter pressure, true lymphatic drainage for post-surgery recovery, and functional movement sessions for bodies mid-rehab.
The suite itself, shared with Stillness & Aesthetics Co., adds a salt sauna, Sound Lounge, and near-infrared light room that most of the county doesn't have within reach. The pattern repeats: people try somewhere close to home first, then consolidate here. It also matters that prices, deposits and the cancellation policy are published in full on this site. When the drive is forty minutes, surprises at checkout cost more than money.
Where to start, by situation
If you're pregnant, book prenatal massage from the second trimester on, on a table set up for it. If stress lives in how you move and hold yourself, embodiment coaching works standing up as much as lying down. And if you're curious about the further-out end of the menu, oracle readings and energy work are there too, priced and booked like everything else.
And if none of those map cleanly onto your situation, the free fifteen-minute Clarity Call exists so you book the right thing the first time. The journal's plain-language guides are a good pre-read before you commit to the drive.
Part-year residents and long-distance regulars
A good share of west Pasco lives here part of the year. That works fine with how the studio runs: your intake stays on file, so coming back after a season away doesn't mean starting over, and packages can be used within a stay rather than demanding a year-round commitment. Winter residents tend to book a weekly slot for their months here and hand it back in spring.
The same mechanics help anyone whose drive is long: the online system shows real availability around the clock, deposits hold slots so a forty-minute drive is never wasted, and back-to-back bookings (a session plus a ritual, or two services in one visit) are the norm for people coming from the far side of the county.
The middle-of-the-map location also makes shared visits work: a Hudson parent and a Wesley Chapel daughter can meet at the same appointment block, book back-to-back sessions, and split a ritual in between. Arranging that kind of visit through the free Clarity Call, rather than the standard booking flow, keeps the slots lined up.
Whatever corner of the county you start from, the rituals at Stillness & Aesthetics Co. (salt sauna, Sound Lounge, near-infrared light) share the suite and attach to any session.
From the journal: Lymphatic drainage, explained in plain language →
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
Which parts of Pasco do your clients come from?
Mostly the west side: New Port Richey, Trinity, Port Richey and Holiday, with regulars from Odessa, Hudson, Land O' Lakes and Wesley Chapel. The studio's spot near the SR-54/Little Rd corridor keeps it reachable from both ends of the county.
Do you make house calls anywhere in the county?
No. Everything happens at the studio. The table, the room, and the Stillness amenities do not travel. If the drive is the obstacle, the longer sessions and ritual add-ons make one trip do more.
What are the closest major roads?
Little Rd itself, with SR-54 two minutes south and US-19 to the west. From east county, SR-54, SR-52 and the Suncoast Parkway all connect, and the lot at the door means no parking hunt at the end.
Can I book a session for someone in another town?
Yes. Book any service in their name through the online system, or use the free Clarity Call to have Krysta help match the right session to the person first. The intake is done online, so the recipient shows up to nothing but the session.
How far ahead should I book?
A week out is comfortable; Saturdays and the last afternoon slots go first. Booking runs through the online system around the clock, so you can grab a cancellation whenever one appears.
More about Krysta on the about page.
Krysta Smith, Licensed Massage Therapist · FL License MA-95237
