New Life is only 10 minutes from my home, so very convenient. I had some extreme lower back pain…read morelate last week so called and they said they could take me. The massage person I had was Asian and barely spoke a lick of English. Throughout the entire massage, I was trying to tell her what hours and where to focus. She didn't understand much of what I said. It left me leaving not much better than when I arrived. I would not recommend.

Tina was amazing! I had a 90 minute massage and I feel terrific. Will be going back oftenread more

Great massage, very through enjoyed every minute. Got good attention afterwards. House fee for 90…read moremin $110 tip $150 clean, neat facility.

What a very relaxing experience. They really do a great job with deep tissue massages. I love the…read morehot stone and oil. The staff is very good, however English is limited. The vibe is really nice.

Have gone to Green Life many times. I like it for its convenience and for typically not needing to…read moremake an appointment. The therapists all do a decent job. My issues with the place are two-fold. First is the therapists will occasionally yell to one another which ruins the mood. The second is that they don't manage the time allotment and never have time remaining for my chest and front of legs. I try to ask them to save time, but most don't speak English. Very frustrating.

They were pleasant enough, but this is the ultimate "you get what you pay for" massage. Sure, you…read morecan get a Groupon here for $55 for a 90-minute massage, but they don't really speak English and they only really seem to know one speed/pressure. Also, don't touch my feet - thanks. No seriously, please don't. I don't have a say in it? Ahhh super.

Booking a massage gets you excited about an approaching hour of bliss. You envision dim lighting,…read morerelaxing aromas, soft candles, and soothing music. You see yourself unclothing in a clean locker room, usually with a bonus steam or sauna room, and partaking in a variety of refreshments like nuts, herbal teas, and dried fruits. You get a nice plushy robe, a pair of slippers and wait until you are called to your room to begin the process. My guess is the Green Life Spa didn't get that memo. On Sat, a friend and I booked an hour massage. We arrived at a parking lot in the middle of an office complex. We walked in and there was a sofa to the left and a small desk in the right corner. We waited about 2 mins and were eventually greeted by a sweet Asian woman who asked us what we wanted. We informed her that we were there for our massage service that we found on Groupon. We were about 15 mins early so she asked us to wait. She walked us through a short hallway draped in what appeared to be a deep purple, crushed velvet material, into a room with two low massage tables and a sofa. The room was dimly light and soothing music was playing so I guess they read that part of the memo- but that's pretty much where it ended. Now let's get one thing straight, we weren't expecting the Four Seasons Spa experience but we could have never prepared for what was coming next. After the lady left the room, my friend suggested we turn on the light and oh that's when we discovered the horror!! First off I don't think they changed the sheets because one if the beds had a huge yellow oil stain and a piece of hair on it. They used paper towels with holes punched in the middle as face covers and there was a folded towel on the bed which we assumed took the place of the blanket that you are usually covered with. We looked under the table and saw two purple buckets -I guess purple is their brand color. Anyway, in one bucket was a bottle of pink lotion with a brown tip and hair on it along with some baby oil in a bottle normally used for cooking oil or sauce. There was hair on that as well. The other bucket had petroleum jelly and a paper towel and both buckets had hair clips. We contemplated just getting a foot massage but the more we sat waiting that even became unappealing. Not to mention communicating the shift in service was impossible. The lady was nice and professional and did try to get some clarity by calling a guy from another location that spoke English but the damage had already been done. We later realized that the plush curtains we walked by earlier separated the other massage "rooms" and after a guy walked in and said "are y'all ready for me" we were done. To top it off, even though we didn't get the service, they immediately redeemed the Groupon. So if you are looking for a relaxing, CLEAN, massage experience, stay away from Green Life Spa- you won't find it there.

i will not be going back.. they demanded tip 25% or more... meanwhile it was 120 (cash only) that…read moremeans they're getting paid under the table lol, the only nice thing was the hot rocks, they kept asking if everything was okay but kept going over the same spot, i would suggest going somewhere nicer then this place.

CASH ONLY Stopped…read moreby for a bachelorette party and they were able to accommodate 4 people on short notice. The bride and other bridesmaids got an hour long massage($70), while I opted for just thirty minutes($50). The masseuse was very friendly. She made sure that the pressure was alright. She also made sure she focused on areas that I wanted more work on. While I waited for the other girls to wrap up, she gave me water and some mints. Thought she did ask me if I could write an review, it was well deserved. I felt so relaxed throughout the massage and the hot stones were HOT! It woke me up, but definitely worked. My shoulders are no longer as tight and my back feels so much better (WFH office life really took a toll on my upper body). I highly recommend this place for a 30 minute massage!

The best of the best, you can't find a better place to get a massage. I was lucky to find Kate…read morebefore there was a Blue Buddha. Unfortunately, Kate is no longer giving massages, but she's trained her staff very well. You can't go wrong.

Tish is amazing! Deeply knowledgeable and strong! The whole experience is wonderful! I highly…read morerecommend Blue Buddha. My massages and facials are continually booked!

We had a 2 hour spa party for a 50th birthday celebration. We enjoyed multiple services and had a…read morewonderful day at this adorable facility . Thank you Divia

This was me and my husband's first time trying float therapy and it was absolutely amazing. Divine…read moreFloat created the perfect environment dedicated to self-care including offering a variety a loose leaf hot tea to add to the experience. The facility is very clean, which is an important factor for us. Beautiful decor! I highly recommend Divine Float! We loved it so much we became members. Tracie D.

I mean what can you say for the price! $40 for a 1 hr massage can't be beat. The massage clinic…read morehere is part of the massage school and is run by students at the school who are earning their clinic hours for graduation. Important to note: The setup is not a spa, it is a large room with curtains dividing the cubicles and each one has a massage table. However they also have a private room or two that you can book for a little more $. I have been going for years and the students do a great job! They do ask that you fill out a short survey regarding your student therapist and experience. Def a great option for those who can't afford a $120 massage.

For $40, you get an hour long massage by a well trained student. It is an afordable splurge for…read morethose of us on a fixed income!

My experience with Emily has been a revolution of my heart and my cells. I was blown away by the…read moreenchanting space of her office. From her nurturing demeanor and professionalism I felt at ease... even from the first few moments i knew this was going to be a cathartic session because of how safe i felt. She works with beautiful music, and crystals and sage and big metal singing bowls and her hands. Its a wild paradox that someone can hold you lightly and also with strength and certainty and you feel comfortable to let go. Yes i cried. I hate crying and it was amazing. My whole body was lighter and i was having visual experiences that made sense- its a beautiful and rare thing to feel that your cells got nourishment. Truly cathartic and bonus was the enchanting lightness i carried with me from her session. This is part of my wellness routine

It's difficult to quantify what Emily brings to the literal and figurative table. I have been…read moreworking with her for several years and her work is constantly evolving and blooming. She begins each session with a conversation so that she can truly meet you where you are and provide a wholistic approach to what you need to heal. Whether that is an emotional or physical release, a deepened connection with source, an energetic balancing or cleansing, or so on. Every session is unique to where I am at in my physical, emotional, energetic, and spiritual bodies. She always seems to know what is wrong before I open my mouth, but she always holds space for me within her loving glow. Emily has an incredible way of making you feel instantly comfortable, even the most advanced of wall builders, like myself. I have broken down into tears before getting on the table, had massive physical releases, and healed in ways I thought weren't possible. She has guided me through deep emotional trauma as well as physical trauma (I had abdominal surgery to remove 15 tumors in 2016). I will say it's not all glitter and romance, there are often hard lessons to be learned and dealt with, and they can be difficult (but always necessary) and she guides you through it with light and love. I could go on and on, but really my words will mean nothing. What Emily offers is intuitive and experiential. Everyone's session is powerful, uniquely their own, and always far beyond what they expected. She is a true facilitator for your healing journey and I am blessed to have her in my life. My advice: go in to your session with an open mind and ready to receive her gifts.