Touch of Heaven

I’m reviewing this business as compared to other foot spas/​reflexology businesses. This is not a day spa. I’ve been to a few foot spas and I’ve been to this one at least three times. A few things to remember about foot spas is 1. They are not licensed masseurs. 2. Rooms are semi-​private. 3. You don’t undress (sometimes you take your shirt off if it doesn’t stretch). My experience has been very consistent. The place is very clean! The décor is simple and cute. It has never been busy. The customer service has been professional and provide the service they are trained in. They also begin and end the massage in a timely manner. You don’t get shorted. I’m super confused about some of the reviews because staff’s English is limited but you can communicate if you are clear. You only get a towel to cover up but you aren’t supposed to fully undress. I’ve never had to pay upfront. I would recommended this business.

Worst experience of my life. The massage therapist sneezed and coughed inappropriately during the massage. The employees were chattering back and forth to one another across the hall and from room to room. It was impossible to relax. The massage was very unskilled at best. They did nothing to discourage the new customers who walked in from remaining quiet so the others that we’re getting a massage could enjoy their relaxation time. The girl giving me a massage was chomping on gum the whole time. The employees wore shoes equivalent to clogs and were making noise with their heavy walk across the floor. At the start of my massage one of the other employees just decides to walk into my room to show my massage therapist something on her cell phone. Twice customers opened up my curtain to my private room. It was impossible for me to get into a deep relaxation let alone asleep during this massage. I even cut my time short because it was so miserable. Save your money go somewhere else.

This place is clean and the staff is very friendly. I was a little disappointed that my friend and I were separated as if they have no «couple» massage rooms? The massage seemed a little rushed but overall not to bad for the money.

Be careful here. Massagers aren’t that bad but you have to pay up front now (probably due to broke tourist). Tell them you won’t tip till after the service!!! A tip is for good service– it is not required. Tell them if you plan to tip afterwards if they ask about payment up front– they may say you can pay afterwards. This is a recent change btw. They used to be a legitimate business that took monies after service was rendered.

If you have never been here before, your missing out! $ 40 for an hour, you can’t beat it! Ask for Karla, she’s awesome!

Came with my mom its next to her house so we figured might as well! Got the 1 hour foot reflexology. My mom loved hers. Mine on the other hand sucked. I’ve had reflexology before and this by far was the worst. The woman’s hands smelled bad. She was mostly rubbing my skin instead of massaging. When compared experience with my mom totally different my massage was not as extensive and enjoyable like hers. Also music in the establishment was not soothing and stopped mid way into massage and never turned back on. Wouldn’t go back there again will definitely make the drive to china town and go to my usual spot!!!

Me & my friend came in for the 90 min massage, we went to separate rooms and our massages began. As soon as a new customer come through the door she would stop my massage leave the room greet them & tell them the wait time, other masseuse would come to the doorway of my room & they would have conversations in there language. My friend said the same thing happened with him & she stopped his massage to change the music. I feel like if we pay for 60 min (plus tip) we should get professional treatment and undivided attention, it’s hard to relax and enjoy yourself when it’s repeatedly interrupted. I couldn’t express myself to them because know one knows enough english to understand

This place looks a little scary when you first walk in. Each «room» is separated by curtains, there is a Kleenex box next to each bed, no one speaks English, and the ceiling lights are pink with butterflies hanging from them. However, this place does a phenomenal job massaging your legs and feet! They work out every sore muscle and knot you may have. I go here at least once a month and they never disappoint. The foot massages are great!

I chose the foot and back for $ 40 but they don’t really do the back so it’s a waste of money. I can get a better deal $ 20 in china town. I regret coming to this place.

I made an appointment and after driving down there, I was told it would be another hour.

Best massage ever! I live in California and make it a priority to come here every time I’m in Las Vegas. As others have stated; this is not a frilly, «cucumber on your eyes» sort of place. It’s a very professional, but deep tissue massage. The ladies working there always work out every last knot, leaving you feeling rejuvenated.
I’ve been here at least 6 times in the past 2 years and have had several massages including the foot and back reflexology and the hot stones. I have never been disappointed! I have always gotten way more than my money’s worth (which is why I tip so well :) I can’t wait to visit again.

I would honestly give zero stars if I could. I get the other reviews saying that’s it’s rough. Because it is for sure. But there is no technique involved at all. I went in at 9. Sign says they close at 11 but when I asked for an hour massage they said they close at 10. Okay fine. What I paid for should have included back shoulders and feet, but my feet were never touched.
The guy that did my massage never even used lotion and basically arbitrarily picked places to pounce on on my back until I had to ask him to not be so rough. There is a big difference between reflexology and getting pressure put all over your back. Needless to say, I’m in complete pain today. I wouldn’t go back or recommend.

As stated, this is a no frills, not too relaxing place. You go here when something hurts and you want the knot in your back killed. It’s not your day spa either because it’s some good Chinese massage. I told the lady that my back hurts, use some pressure. She got crutches out and started walking on my back, kinda like the ones George Jefferson got from that British guy. It felt good. Not much privacy, you can hear other people and sometimes your massuse leaves the room because of someone at the door or a phone call, the main reason they lost a star.

Go here if you want a head-​to-​toe massage to work out the kinks and knots of a long flight. If you’re looking for an ambient spa and English proficiency you should look elsewhere. At this price point of $ 50 for a full body massage I was an unknotted, happy camper. Warning: if you are not comfortable being mostly undressed because this joint doesn’t cover with sheets, they use a towel that doesn’t cover much. If it was a male therapist I may have felt uncomfortable but the woman only asked «hard or soft?» and went to work. I took off a star because I could see how the communication could be an issue. I took off another star for lack of privacy since it’s curtained off little rooms and I could hear the guy next to me talking to his masseuse quite a bit. But for a good no-​frills massage you can’t go wrong.

Please — let me list some disclosures.
1. This is not your typical frilly or relaxing place.
2. This is down and gritty Chinese massaging.
3. They have open rooms with a curtain. (you can hear other massages taking place, which could be kind of or very awkward)
4. None of them speak English well, or none at all.
I was not sure what to expect when coming, and I can definitely tell you… I was nervous.
This is a place that you come to with male and female masseuses. They set you up in a small room with a bed that sits about 1 – 2 feet off the ground and they only give you a somewhat large towel to cover up.
If you’re more conservative, this is probably not the place for you.
I’ve been sick and I always need a good deep tissue massage to help me recover faster. This did the trick. It may not be pretty, but this dude dug into my back and shoulders enough to get those nasty knots out. Most people don’t even focus on your knots.
Also, this place is clean and they do provide good service. They’re prices are super cheap and very reasonable. If you’re looking to get the kinks out and just get a good ol’ fashioned massage… come to this little nook of a place.

The store is kept tidy at all times, and the environment is also comfy. I don’t care the advertising but they successfully help me to relief my stress from work. The owner of the store is very nice to me and occasionally sends me a thank you gift after several visits. I’d say this is worth more than the given price. I’ll continue to visit the store for more future relief. :)

i have to agree that the business sign for this massage place is very misleading. i have seen in many times and always thought it was a foot reflexology place as that is what it says it is. i did not know that i could get a body massage here until i looked up massage places on my Unilocal app! so i call them and the receptionist answers; she doesnt speak english… she cannot tell me where she is located but is able to tell me they do walk-​ins. so i go because i am in a lot of pain with my back today. i get there and the masseuse takes me back right away. her english is better but still difficult to understand.
the massage was nice. i am not very experienced in the massage world but i can tell you this was different than others i have paid for. i have only ever gotten a swedish massage. i do not know what kind this was but it feel nice nonetheless. there is some slapping, a lot of rubbing, and some elbows and forearms. it did relieve a lot of my back pain and definitely relaxed me.
the rooms are different. there is just a curtain for privacy and the music is coming from a central location.
upon completion of my massage i had to write down how much i wanted charged to my card because the receptionist could not understand me. that was a little frustrating. she did give me a punch card though. buy 10 massages get one free.
the cost for this (1 hour) was $ 50. I dont know if it was worth that because i have not compared the costs to other places, but i would probably return.

My friend and I went to this place for back and foot massage. We both really enjoyed. It was 40 dollars only but we felt like it’s worth so much more than 40 dollars… It felt so great and nice after 1hr. We were so happy to find this place :)
I highly recommend this place!

This business advertises themselves as a foot reflexology place, and this is very misleading. Approximately 10% of the service centered on the feet. It really is a massage place. I have had several foot reflexology appointments before, one by a professor of reflexology, and the technique, time spent on feet, etc., does not merit this service being called reflexology. Patrons keep their clothes on, but the majority of your body is massaged: face, head, neck, shoulders, legs (front and back), arms (front and back) and legs.
This is an Asian owned business, and there was a language barrier with the therapist I had. The music is blasting, and the door to the massage room is left open, which did not matter to me but may bother others. The rooms are smaller than a typical massage room. The oils used are nice with a light, refreshing scent. Techniques used are more of pushing, slapping and light rubbing. I have never had this type of massage, so I don’t even know what it is called.
Customers are covered with a large towel and a little, fuzzy blanket. The massage table is also covered with a towel, and the service starts with both feet soaking in water while your shoulders are massaged. I had a skirt on, and my therapist brought my knee up to my chest and exposed my underwear (no cover).
At the end of the session, therapist was at the front register as I paid. I am not sure if this was to make sure I left a tip or not but typical massage places do not let their therapist stand at the front when a customer pays (may be a cultural perception).
There were times the techniques were almost painful and maybe even questionable. The therapist pushed on my back with her forearms leaning into me. I think someone with back problems or a smaller person would be uncomfortable with this type of service.
But to be fair, I have only had Swedish or «American» type massages for years — maybe these techniques are Asian (I really would not know). Also, the price is very low and comparable to a massage school. My visit was kind of like my husband or a friend giving me a massage — they may or may not be trained but do a good enough job.
I will continue to go to my usual places for a massage but will stop by Touch of Heaven every now and then.