Peaceful Mind Spa

Their only positive is the price. 50 bucks for a full hour massage– hard to beat that! Now for the actual massage: maybe it was cause I was the last customer on a Sunday night but and masseuse was tired but it was lacking in pressure– very half ass. Half of the massage I was laying there wondering what the hell she was doing. The other half was ok. There were two parts of the massage that was good: head massage and then the one time she cracked my back. The rest of the time was either terrible (the stretches were horrendous– painful and not stretching any of the right muscles) or very mediocre. It was also very uncomfortable when she removed my underwear as this has never happened before for me. She also spent twenty of the 60 minutes talking with the other girl who was outside manning the entrance in Chinese in a loud voice– I kid you not. The girl outside actually came in once to continue their conversation as well while I was naked on the bed. I am used to environments where it isn’t a five star resort– but there was nothing about this place that was relaxing. I have also gotten many massages from places ranging from holes in the wall and up so I came fully aware that this wasn’t going to be a pamper-​me style place. The oil they used also did not have a pleasant aroma. And the part of the bed where my face went had a stagnant smell to it.
I will not be back.
It is now the day after and my back actually feels worse.

Cash only. I did the 60 minute massage for $ 50. The place was fine. The massage was good. It’s the type of place that when another customer walked in the person giving my massage stepped out to talk to potential customer and then yelled a lot in another language with the other massage lady. But then she came back and she did a good job on working my knots and following the body’s energy lines. I am glad to have found a place like this in the neighborhood and I am likely to go back.

Gave them three visits before review. Other than price (cash only), nothing good to say.
Very unorthodox massage techniques (unless tickling is a bonafide technique I don’t know about) coupled with, well, what would be the opposite of aromatherapy?
Most disturbing though was noticing on the last visit small holes carefully cut out in the ceiling tile above each massage station! Be warned.

Very Good Massage Service for very good prices. I highly recommend this place.