Great service! My boyfriend and I both got pedicures (his first time) and full body massages…read more Relaxing ambiance, friendly service, incredible massages, and great prices! We would highly recommend treating yourself to a day at Dutchess.

This is a good enough place for a manicure but I cannot recommend getting a massage here. The staff…read morewill tell you that the full body massage is a combination of Swedish and shiatsu but they seem to lack proper training. There was nothing Swedish nor shiatsu about the massage I received. It was not soothing and relaxing. I left there feeling more tense than when I went in.

After a grueling 16 hrs flight from JFK, NY to Taiwan airport , then a 3 hrs layover, and another…read more3 hrs flight from Taiwan to MANILA- finally we arrived in our homeland. My beloved niece during our weekend visit in the town surprised us for a late night one hour and half massage session appointment. We found the kind gesture appropriately needed after that long trip. One phone call as she mentioned has secured her a spot. I have noticed that a confirmation hour prior our appointment has been called by them. I can't blame the management, we requested for 5 people spot and on that time ( 9 PM), they could have either give our spot to others on wait list or they could have gone home earlier especially it is a Sunday night if we couldn't make it. Nuat Thai is a trending day massage center in the Philippines. I'd been to spa places in NY mostly run by Thais or Koreans and this particular franchise is under Thai's management. It is located in a commercial complex in Binan City. Location is accessible either by car or by foot. Mostly the clients of the branch as I have heard live around the vicinity. A smile from the reception personnel welcomes us when we walked in. We were seen right away after checking in. We were asked of the massage type and oil to be use oil for the service. It seems like our group occupied all massage therapists on duty. We were directed to another room, I'll call it calm room , a solemn place with Thai spiritual decorations wherein guests are being getting ready for the treatment. Next to it is the foot wash area where we were provided our slippers and lead us to the massage room. The massage hall could have about 8 rooms total if I am not mistaken. At the end of the massage hall is their bathroom. Dark but the hallway is properly lit in each corner. My husband and I were placed in a room together as they know we are couple. I believe all rooms can be separated only by curtain. The therapist gave us uniform (shorts), a towel and few minutes to change. The moment I lay down my body downward in the floor mat, with the calm ambiance of the place and with the help of the Thai music as background, it sets my mood to a good relaxation mode. Then the therapist started to work. Every time she presses her hand on any part of my body, with the right amount of acupressure I requested, it gives me so many ohh's and ahh's that I could tell is totally helping me relieve all my muscle pains and aches. I mentioned to my therapist to handle light my right leg that cramped after the long travel and she did a marvelous job. The tightness after the session has gone and she has made me feel better and comfortable. The aroma of the oil used to me was soothing and relaxing that made me feel asleep the entire whole session. The entire aromatherapy session covered me from head to foot. I even have an extra facial massage as welcoming gift. At the end, a nice beverage treat was given. The pricing is very very accommodating.... PHP 650+ tip which is what like a $15. What else won't you like? My one star though went away with their conditioning temperature, it was cold, me on my nudity of course made me use their bathroom on halftime. It could have been because it is the later hour of the night , they should have set the temp a little bit down during that night time part. Anyway, overall experience was good. If you will be in the area, stop by at this place. You wont have regret!

My girl friends and I had a whole day planned in Tagaytay. We met in Alabang one early morning and…read moredrove off to the nearby province. We kicked off our Tagaytay trip by having brunch at T House. I'd say the food was good but it wasn't unforgettable, though I remember it being pricey. Then like little kids, we went to Picnic Grove and did some sightseeing. We had coffee and after that went to this other spa place (they were going to have a massage, I did not book a session for myself because it was too expensive and I thought there were many other things to do in Tagaytay than stay indoors). But when we got there, their reservations have been moved and the place couldn't accommodate them for the time that they had set, so we ended up in T House again for a spa session. I joined the girls because the massage session was reasonably priced. Now, that part of the trip was unforgettable. The whole spa experience was so nice; the shower and sauna rooms were clean, the beds were cozy and the massage was so good. At first we were all giddy and chatty at the thought of having massages together, but eventually we all settled into our own blissful massages. Some of us even dozed off. The masseuse and staff were so friendly and nice, we felt like long-time guests at T-House. All of us enjoyed our pampering sessions; we were so relaxed that we want to hit the sack and drive back to Manila the next day (due to our schedules, we didn't) A spa session in T House was the perfect way to end a long day in Tagaytay.

Traveling to Manila multiple times before, I've always made it a point to enjoy a day at a Korean…read moreSpa. Prior to Covid, Wensha Spa use to operate 24/7. I'm glad they survived lockdown, and it seems that they've made improvements with the decorations, lighting, and upgrades to the facility. What I use to do with my traveling group was spend 5 hours of 5 different treatments which would normally include a facial, body massage, foot massage, body scrub, mani/pedi and services includes a complimentary dinner buffet! You can also customize your treatment package. After much debate, I was initially too embarrassed to go all bare, a bit too exposing around my friends. Just give in. When in Rome. Plus everyone is doing it! The korean spa's full-body scrub exfoliation will also leave your skin glowing and incredibly soft. I will warn you that when you receive a body massage, you will get complete body stretching at the end, only to find yourself thrown completely up in the air using all your masseuses body strength! My only disappointment's and surprised that the water in the "Hot Tub" was filled with lukewarm water. Top that off with showers that also had lukewarm water as well. Although you're in a tropical climate country, it's a bit refreshing. some may appreciate it. But for most, you'd like to be in a jacuzzi instead. The funniest moment was that my other half's work colleague recognized him as we were in the dining hall! Such a small world!. Located in Pasay City just off of Roxas Blvd near World Trade Center. Very close to Makati and other popular hotels. Good place to visit this while visiting Manila.

we can feel the ac... there was no air. the shabu shabu was…read moregood... there was no meat and just squid balls people were enjoying a karaoke party... it was in the spa and i can hear it when i massage the towels looked clean.... it was stained

Massager is great and listen to my request. She has great knowledge of what he is doing and…read moreexcellent in her work, personally , and very professional. I will recommend Vibes and the massager that helps me feel good after the excellent service.

VIBES stands for Visually Impaired's Brotherhood for Excellent Services. It's a unique concept to…read morehelp the blind help themselves by providing them with decent and gainful employment. They have three types of massages: 1-hour bed massage, 30-minute bed massage and chair or dry massage. They can do SynergisticTherapeutic Massage which combines 4 popular methods -- Swedish, Shiatsu, accupressure and reflexology. They can also do Pinoy Hilot Massage and Oriental Foot Massage. I love getting a massage at this place. Aside from being able to help out for a good cause, their massages are extremely relaxing. You can even ask your therapist to focus on just one body part. I don't know if it's just me but they seem to be better at really feeling knots and tight spots in my back and they can loosen it and really get me to give in to the massage and the whole experience. I often find myself fully rejuvenated after one session. And they're very affordable to boot.

Wowowowww. My visit to this spa was the most luxurious day I think I've ever had lol. Everything…read morewas amazing, from the atmosphere to the employees to the services!! We started with tea and relaxing in the first room. Then moved on to the steam room and Onsen jacuzzis. We ended with an hour massage, which was sooo good. The entire space was very clean with nice employees directing you where you should go next. I think some packages include the buffet. The food was delicious and service there was great too. The spa is right next to the pool, so when you first walk in, it can be loud. The glass bottom pool was refreshing and I spent some time in the bird cage looking lounge chairs; those are comfortable. I can't wait to go back. :)

To start off: YES that have WIFI…read moreYES they accept Credit Cards YES they allow walk-in's (but reservations highly suggested. I stumbled into I'M Onsen Spa on a Sunday afternoon, hoping to unwind with a reasonably priced massage and a dip in their Onsen. But of course, the universe had other plans. They were fully booked. So, after a few raised eyebrows and some typical Manila hustle, I was left with a couple of choices: 2-hour access to the Onsen, gym, or pool for 1,500 PHP, or a whole damn day of everything for 4,000 PHP. Decisions, decisions. Now, let's be clear: For a city like Manila, this place is a godsend. I'm giving it 3 stars because, let's face it, Manila has a long way to go in the spa game. But in the context of this chaotic, buzzing city, I'd still give it 5 stars. The staff is friendly, the place is clean, and it does what it promises: relaxation in the heart of the madness. Here's the kicker: the Onsen and spa are tucked into a little corner on the second floor. It's essentially open doors, and that's where things get a little... Manila. Picture this: you're soaking in a hot bath, the steam rising from your body, and instead of the serene hum of a quiet retreat, you're assaulted by the honking horns, the screeching motorcycles, and the random guy walking around yelling "Taho Taho!" That's the soundtrack to your Zen moment here. Add to that the thick, greasy smell of gasoline mixed with street food, and you're no longer in a Japanese mineral bath. You're in the middle of a bustling city, and it shows. But hey, that's Manila for you, right? And still, I'll give them credit--those hot springs are crystal clear, odorless, and the temperature almost hits right. There are two baths: a smaller one that leans toward "hot" and a larger one that's more on the lukewarm side. If you've been to an Onsen before, you might feel a little cheated, but it's still a decent soak. The saunas? Well, the dry sauna is a thing of rustic beauty with its curved wood, but don't look too closely. You'll start noticing a few blemishes, a bit of wear and tear. As for the heat, it's intense. I lasted about 45 seconds before I had to throw a bucket of mineral water over my head-- and please don't throw water over those electric heaters. Not coal. It's not the real deal. And then there's the steam sauna. Imagine stepping into a boiling can of Vicks VapoRub. It's pungent. It's almost suffocating. But I'll be honest, it did wonders for my sinuses. If you're looking to clear your head or singe the hairs from your nose, it's the perfect torture. Now, a word of warning: If you're used to a traditional Onsen experience, you might feel like you've wandered into a budget version of the real thing. There are no fancy lotions, no high-end shaving kits, none of the usual spa perks. This place is no-frills. So, if you're expecting luxury or authenticity, bring your own stuff, because you won't find it here. In the end, if you've been to a real Onsen, this place might leave you disappointed. But if you're just looking for a solid spa experience with a touch of something different in the heart of Manila--somewhere between the chaos and the calm--this spot delivers. Just book a massage and get there early. And maybe, just maybe, bring earplugs.

With the gazillion things I have in my actual and mental to-do list, it's no wonder I get head and…read morebody aches from time to time. Don't we all? Well, there's probably no better way to relieve that than with a massage to cap a good day's touring. Such was the case when we made a stop at Taal Vista Hotel when my friend and I had to do some errands for business in Tagaytay. Tired and in desperate need for forty winks before driving home, I coerced her to say yes in joining me to get a massage. We got the basic combination massage and boy, did we have a blissful time. We were surprised with their couple's room (yes, separation anxiety amongst friends), so posh with draping, a private bath and toilet, even an in-room vanity. If we weren't eager for our massage and sleep, we probably have dilly-dallied longer. After our calming massage, we were offered hot lemongrass tea, which was the perfect way to cap our relaxation efforts and warm our bodies in preparation for the cold night's drive back home.