I flew 7000 miles in 3days, and when I landed in Houston I had a terrible knot in my neck and…read moretraps. I immediately looked for spas on Yelp and found this not too far away. The absolute best deep tissue massage I've had in a long time!! She stretched me in ways I didn't know was possible. And the cherry on top was the hot stones. I walked out feeling like a new Man! 6-stars but I can only give 5 here.

Reasonably priced, quiet and very relaxed atmosphere. Great Thai massage and not afraid to really…read morestretch you out

Great place clean place love the shower at the end. She did a great job with my lower back and…read moreshoulders and the price is great.

The owner is so sweet! The facility is clean and smells fantastic. The staff are acknowledged and…read moreprofessional. Highly recommend!!!

I had a great experience when I found this place it a little hidden in a shopping center. I walk in…read moreand greeted and asked what do i need work on and reasonable price. Vey experienced in giving massages knows where and how to take the knots out. Would highly recommend for anyone that has tight muscles.

Really good massage. I believe the therapist I saw is Nancy. She is really strong. She must lift…read moreweights or take steroids bc my god she is strong for real! Best deep tissue massage I have ever had. Really knows how to work the muscle out. I will def go back 60 bucks. Not a bad price. The place is kind of old looking in a strip center. I guess you could go to massage envy and hope that the therapists are good. For sure Nancy will work your muscles out. Very good massage.

I came in for the 30-minute massage for $40--seemed like a decent deal, if the service matched the…read moreprice. Unfortunately, it didn't quite live up to expectations. The massage itself wasn't terrible, but it wasn't great either--just average at best and definitely not worth the $40. What really left a bad impression was the uncomfortable tipping experience. As I was already reaching for a tip, the therapist demanded it outright, saying "Tip me, please tip me," right at the front desk. It felt awkward, pressured, and honestly pretty rude. That alone was enough to make me decide I won't be returning.