Serenity Now

I called to make an appointment at 10:15 for 11am. I was told that there was an appointment available. I arrived at 11:03 and the lady says that she could not take me. What is the point of making an appointment? I realize it was 3 minutes but really? I tried to help out a small business but never again. DO NOT COME HERE!!!

It is very mediocre. I am here now experiencing the reflexology foot massage based on a previous review. The pressure is more like a rub rather than massage. I recommend you searching other places and not waste time or money. The prices are cheap but you get what you pay for (cheap service).

Good job and whats even better is that it was convenient (meaning they had availability — unlike others that seem to need a few days advanced notice). I wouldnt come back if i wasnt in the area… and this isnt my first choice, but definitely a great option when you need one.

I love this tiny little massage parlor for one thing – the Chinese reflexology foot bath. It’s one hour of relaxation and pampering that starts with a shoulder and scalp massage while your feet soak in a tub of warm water. After that they rub your arms and hands then roll up your pants and get to work on your calves, shins and feet. My go-​to during pregnancy and really anytime my feet are aching. Make sure you get a punch-​card and your 8^th visit is free!

I was having a lot tension in my back from sitting at a desk and jogging 3 days week.
It was a great massage. Lisa did a great a job, very relaxing and felt a lot better afterwards. Very happy!

I was feeling very torn when I left. I decided to let a month go by before I reviewed it. After a month, here’s what stayed with me:
–The sheets are not washed between clients. My sheets had hair on them, and smelled of the massage oil. Also, brown body oil stains. Please note that if the client before you stripped down, you will then be lying on sheets with their butt essence on them. I asked for clean sheets and was obliged, but that’s like needing to ask your surgeon for a sanitized scalpel.
–The massage alternated between good and awful. She did a lot of chopping motions on my ribs and I had to ask her to stop repeatedly. The good moments were good, but then I had to hold my breath in pain when she rubbed my bones with large sweeping motions.
While I laid there thinking about the unwashed sheets, I then thought about all the other unwashed stuff-​her hands? The hot stones? The towel she used to wipe me off after the massage? Ugh, too disgusting for me.
I’ve gone to a few other massage places since this one and a horrible (probably repressed) memory came crashing back:
DRAPING, or total lack thereof. This place obviously knows nothing about draping. When they reach for your leg, they toss the sheet aside like a nuisance. Oy, drafty back there. I covered myself back up. She unceremoniously flung it aside again. And on and on until finally I tucked the sheet under me. Omg. Also, the thigh rub went up so high that she could probably identify the type of undies I had on. Not ok. Not ok at all. I guess if you like this kind of thing then this is the place for you, but I like my massages to be therapeutic, and to not be violated while I’m there, and not to have other peoples’ butt juices on my massage table, so it’s not the place for me.

Had migraine for 3 days… I thought Chinese acupressure is the answer for my exhausted muscles that due to pain. The trip to the place was worth it! I came out feeling like a million dollars.
Thank you, Amy. My God bless those hands.

This place is great, one of the best massages I have ever had.