Knot Anymore

After speaking to the owner about my previous attempt to patron KNOT ANYMORE she provided me with another opportunity while at the Austin Airport… I am VERY happy I did so. The receptionist was attentive & friendly, there was only a 5 minute wait and my masseuse Victoria was excellent — you can combine a foot massage in with the chair massage. She found KNOTS I wasn’t even aware of :))) I would definitely come back.

Wow!!! Was looking for a place to buy Advil on my connection because my neck & shoulders hurt so badly. Passed this place and immediately signed up for a short neck & shoulder chair massage. So glad I did!!! Mauro provided perfection in regards to location & applied pressure. I go every now & then to different masseuses for treating this same area and he did the best of all of them!!! Wish I could pack him in my bag and take him with me. I feel like a new person for just $ 15 (+tip). Thank you!!!

Not Anymore! I’m laughing to myself at how bad this whole experience was. Massage was extremely painful, but it shouldn’t have been. The funny thing was how insulted the therapist was when I got up because I had enough. I told her I had to catch my flight but she insisted it was because I didn’t like her massage. She was right but I never would have said that to her. She then walks off angry to get my paperwork ready for my checkout. Very strange experience, and painful! She never checked for how she was doing or ask me if it was too much pressure. Just brutal. Stay away.

Why the hell does the location say downtown Austin if this is at the airport? Sort it out LOFTBPO!

Really impressed with this airport place where you can get a chair massage or a foot massage. I got a fabulous 15-​minute chair massage. The therapist asked me where I needed work, and I told me my neck. She gave me form pressure, which I asked for. I feel a lot better than I did a half-​hour ago. Traveling always makes my neck weird. I will definitely return.

I didn’t have high expectations for a 20 minute chair massage in an airport terminal, but what I got from Victoria was better than some hour-​long table massages I’ve had. She homed right in on my persistent knots, and have them a firm working-​over. I will be getting to the airport earlier on the future, to have time for a massage before my flight.

I hate flying! Hate it. Hate it. Hate it. But getting a relaxing massage right before I get on the plane makes me forget that I am about to be on a plane with tons of people who about 10% get entirely way too close for comfort. They have always put me in a state of bliss before I fly out of Austin and will continue to go everytime. Also they give a really good deal for military as well, just ask.

I’ve tried other massage therapy places at other airports, and while I don’t have a bad word for any of them, this one is by far my favorite. The sunlit space gives off an aura of freshness and openness, in contrast to the interior of a plane. I’ve been here twice now. Male therapist the first time, female the second time, both excellent.
Chair massage: airplane flight: yogurt: spicy curry.

Stopping in at Knot Anymore was the best use of money spent at an airport in a long time.
I just spent a whirlwind weekend visiting family on both sides and attending a family reunion in Barton Springs and had a little down time at ABIA. After walking the length of the airport trying to decide whether to eat, drink, or shop I spied Knot Anymore tucked in the corner. All 4 chairs were filled with travelers getting knots and kinks worked out. It looked like heaven. One more loop of the airport and I decided I just had to go in for a try.
I was assigned Liz C. and she was fabulous. She asked what I needed and I said, «Can you remove the stress of a family reunion from my neck and shoulders.» She said, «Yes, I can.» So, for 20 minutes, Liz’s strong hands soothed knots and kinks out of my shoulders and neck. There were times I even let out a soft sigh but was not embarrassed as I could hear the same sound coming from the other chairs.
This is a highly recommended business for the weary traveler; even better than a margarita.

You’ve got some time before your afternoon flight out of Austin.
Get a chair massage!
Here’s what is says on their website:
«Conveniently located across from Gate 13 and near the entrances to Continental Airlines’ Presidents Club and American Airlines’ Admirals Club, the massage station is open six days a week.
Monday — 2 pm to 6 pm
Tuesday — Friday 12 pm to 6 pm
Sunday — 1 pm to 7 pm, Closed Saturday
10 minute massage = $ 12, 15 minute massage = $ 17, 20 minute massage = $ 22, 25 minutes + = $ 1/​minute»
Honestly, it’s the best way to start a vacation or wrap up a business trip. The woman who worked on me was strong, effective, listened to my feedback, focused on my neck and shoulders, and made me wish I had more time before my flight. There might be a short wait, if all the chairs are full, but they tell you when to return, if you want to go grab a snack. All airports should have this option.