XpresSpa

Best foot massage in my lifetime! Ask for Mel (Ducarmel Desmireau). He focused on the intricate facia of my feet. I am scheduling a full body massage on my stopover home! Loved every moment. Great energy healer too!

I was standing in front of their store this morning at 7:10 and it was closed. It was supposed to open at 6am according to their website. Not happy.

We had 5 hours to kill and decided some time in the massage chair and a pedicure would be nice.
The manager greeted us warmly and offered to let us enjoy the chairs for as long as we needed.
The pedicure gals make sure they know how much time you have so they can get you out if you have a deadline.
The service was great, they use warm towels, and put the polish all the way to the cuticle

Stopped by with a friend between flights. The entire staff welcomed U.S. and we were treated to the greatest massage I have ever experienced. Alian (I think I spelled it right) was amazing! We didn’t wait at all! They were running a special– 20 min upper body and 20 min leg/​feet for $ 60. It was worth every penny. Thank-​you to the whole crew!

Holy crap… incredible. My girlfriend and I got the 30 min foot massage and were in such bliss we added on another 25 min tension massage. If you have the time, treat yourself.

Got many hours to kill at MIA? Why not get a manipedi? Definitely pricier in the airport than outside, but the quality is high. The beauty therapists here are professional and friendly, they did not rush and made me feel very comfortable and relaxed.

My back and neck were a mess after catching some heavy surf in Nicaragua. Ricky at XPres Spa fixed me right up. I feel like a new man! Best half hour massage I’ve ever had.

Superb way to spend a layover! Recline in a massage chair, relax to the soothing music, while you get your piggies pampered by Judy (Jmarti?) (71 025 — classic pedi)
Is a little pricey but worth it: they let me veg there forever! — Betsy

Too long a wait (promised 20 and ended up waiting 45).
Then while getting a hair cut and beard trim the electric razor (no idea why she wasn’t using the safety cap) scratched up my neck red and raw (short of blood but not by much). It would have been ridiculous if I had to show up to a meeting today with a raw red band around my neck. As it is, it stings pretty bad.

A nice place to relax during a lay over. I happened to run into this spot when I missed my connecting flight thanks to American Airlines. The staff were very welcoming and the massage chairs were wonderful especially after a flight. I couldn’t give it 5 stars because although the ambiance and concept was great. The manicure I got was just ok and the polish colors are limited.

Don’t waste your time going here! I discovered this spa when we were transiting last time we were in Miami Airport and was excited to try it on our next transit. I wanted a manicure for Christmas and booked in for an express mani on Christmas Eve. The lady I had was very nice but did a horrendous job on my nails — both the shape and the polish. To start with I wanted the same round shape just a couple of millimetres shorter but she cut my nails with nail clippers (very short, square and at a slight angle on some nails) then only used the nail file to make the edges less sharp — pretty lazy. The salon is not very well lit, so I didn’t notice how unevenly my nails had been shaped before she applied the colour. Some nails were much shorter than others. The polish was applied unevenly: the first coat was patchy which meant that the end result was also patchy. Also the polish was applied messily so it went all over the skin around the nail. The manicurist tried to fix this by removing the excess with a paintbrush — this resulted in a bit of the polish on the nail being thinned on the sides of the nails. Quick dry drops were then applied — too soon as it caused the top layer of polish to be diluted in the middle of several nails (one very badly). I had already paid and tipped before application of the drops, and had a flight to catch, so didn’t think I could do anything about it. My flight was delayed so I went back and expressed my disappointment with the state of my nails (which looked quite horrendous in the harsher light of the main airport). The lady at reception agreed that my nails should be redone but told me I would have to wait for the same lady to fix them — she had just started on a Shellac mani, so I didn’t have time to wait that long. There was another lady free, but for some reason she wasn’t allowed to fix my nails. The receptionist went away to ask the manager what could be done, she came back after 10 minutes and told me I could use the polishes and do it myself if I couldn’t wait for my original manicurist (!!) I did! The receptionist took the polish off the worst nail and I reapplied the polish myself — the polish was a different bottle and although the same colour came out slightly lighter — no-one’s fault, of course, but not an ideal result! I was offered a $ 15 refund (less than half of what I originally paid).

If you are looking for a full fledged nail salon that does deluxe spa pedicures with fancy packages (i.e. hot rock stone massage, Milk and honey or some other tropical flavored spa pedicure), this is NOT it.
I came here when I had time to spare before my flight. I spent $ 50 for what I felt was a very BASIC pedicure, equivalent to a $ 15 or $ 20 pedicure at a regular nail salon. If I knew I wasn’t going to get much of anything from that «spa pedicure» I would have opted for a simple cut down/​polish change which I believe was $ 25, which is still overpriced but I wouldn’t have felt as shortchanged if I had opted for that service instead.
The nail tech I had simply filled a bowl with water and used that for me to «soak» my feet. There isn’t any pizzazz: no pedicure powder, no leg massage, no buffing machine (so I had to settle for clear top coat nail polish which chipped the next day), and I didn’t get a good scrub down on my feet/​heels.
Perhaps the massages are better but even if they are better who wants to get a body massage in front of passersby and passengers trying to get to their gates? Hopefully this isn’t a representation of how ALL the XpresSpa’s are but even if it isn’t I don’t plan on patronizing them again.

A bit pricey but it was worth it. I got the foot massage by Vic. He did a wonderful job and pointed out what was aching me and he was so on point. I was so relaxed after I left, I didn’t realize my gate changed! Lol.

I give it the median score because I’ve had good service at SFO before. If just on this one experience it would be 2 stars. $ 35 for 15 minutes — to be expected. Immediately the masseuse tried to up-​sell me — predictable.
I can handle all that. But what was disconcerting was that while giving me a massage he said the «F» word and «sh*t» to another employee while asking what another employee was doing to their client. Dude, stop worrying about everyone else. I’m paying for you to worry only about me, right? :-)
I also know from masseuse friends that your hands are never to leave the client. About 3 times he sort of disappeared & then I heard him exclaiming to others. One time someone came in he knew, and he slightly-​less-​than-​shouted: «Yeaaaah! That’s my man raiiiight thurrrr!» and proceeded to high five him.
His other speak and brackish laughter made me feel like I was in a movie about urban Miami youths.
If I was in a bar we probably would’ve been friends, but I wasn’t. I was paying for a relaxing massage. His actual masseuse work he did around all his other activities was good, but I think my blood pressure went up more than I was relaxed.
I’d say some training on being quiet, professional and non-​raucous would go a long way. Or maybe I need to assimilate to the Miami way of doing things?

Yes. Over priced for what it is, but you’re in an airport. What do you expect. This particular location is larger than most. Even so, I still had a short wait for someone to be available for an express manicure ($ 30). Minor communication issues with the manicurist, but I wasn’t looking for anything fancy and my dislike of even clear nail polish seems to perplex every manicurist I run into.
That said, she did a FANTASTIC job. Probably the most thorough attention paid to my cuticles. possibly ever. That made it worth every penny.

I rarely write reviews. But I just got probably the best massage I’ve ever gotten and had to share. I won’t say it was the most relaxing or the most luxurious. But if you are aching, the chair massage here does wonders. I had Ricky, and he quickly located the stress knots and worked many of them out in 15 minutes. It hurt so bad but I could feel my body starting to actually relax. Physically. He gave me a number of tips to help keep the knots away and he let us hang out in the massage chairs with relaxing hot packs until our flight a few hours later. Really great service and a great massage.

Great place! The manager was extremely friendly and welcoming. She even walked me to the skyline and showed me the fastest way to get to my gate after my nail appointment. By far the most impressive customer service I’ve ever had in a spa.

Waiting for a flight to Grenada, so I stopped in to ExpressSpa
to check out their services. I met a young lady named V
who gave me a pedi– express… Amazing is all I can say.
Not only was the service spectacular, V was great.
Special shout out to Raquel– she too entertained us and was very helpful.
This is a great place to kill some time and get some extraordinary services.

I had been painting for 3 days and had a raging headache with tight shoulders. I walked into the spa and was given over to Bryant. He gave me the results of a 1 ½ hour massage in a 30 minute chair massage. It was unbelievable. I was actually lightheaded from all the endorphins surging throughout my body. It hurt so good! I walked out with no headache no stiff neck and a bounce in my step. The man knows what he is doing!!!