Had a very relaxing 60-minute foot massage for only $29. I was happily surprised when the masseuse (Andy) began with a head, neck and arm massage before he started on my calves and feet. I am pregnant, so it was perfect for me to be able to sit in a reclined chair. I am looking forward to returning!!! So relaxed and rejuvenated. Music was nice, and I was able to tune out the people coming and going in the shared open space. Just remember to bring cash instead of using a card, there is a $2 extra fee for using a debit or credit card. read more

Amazing wish I hadnt waited til last day to get this treatment...in fact my plans changed and I ended up with an extra day so we went hiking down at Pfeiffer State Beach in Big Sur. Made another appointment for tonight just because my daughter and I had such a great experience yesterday. I will try to convince them to open one in Zion National Park area....or at least Las Vegas. I could so get addicted to this. It's so hard to explain how one who loves her "normal" once a month massage could love a massage with your clothes on in a multi-person (strangers) room. Yes, it is set up like a mini theater. Whoever invented this is a genius. read more

I had a really nice very inexpensive massage here, it was easy to park right outside the door, and they got me in right away. For the price you can't beat it. read more

I've gone here three times now and it is always excellent. $25 for a 1 hour massage is a great deal, too. This isn't the traditional massage where you get completely undressed in a private room under a sheet and yada, yada. This is more of an "in an out" type of deal. You basically walk in, sit down, pull your shoes off and away you go. I like that the place is quiet, dark and relaxing. The employees are also skilled which is cool, too. There usually isn't much of a wait (when I go at least). Overall I would definitely recommend stopping by sometime! read more

This is regarding the Lighthouse St. location - I have gone to ComFOOT SPA on Lighthouse around 15 times, and each time I was very happy with the service and the massage - I always leave between a ten and twenty dollar tip, since I ask for extra firm foot massages. Today, I went after a very stressful weekend. After I went to pay the $25 (reasonable) fee, I asked for ones with my change since I was going to school and planned to use the vending machine - I guess the guy thought that I was going to give him a few dollar tip - actually, I planned to give him ten - however, he was so rude about the change, that I handed him a $5 bill as a tip, which he threw back at me and waved at the door angrily, basically ordering me out - I won't be going back unfortunately. read more

Relaxing environment, friendly massage workers! I wish they massaged harder on the shoulders and arms, but it was amazing for the price! It helps with my foot arches! Eric was my guy and I recommend him! read more

First visit here today. I'm a new local resident and there are 3 or 4 of these type places within close proximity of each other in Old Monterey. I started with this place....and l can safely say l will now check them off my list of ever returning. There was one client in there and one massage therapist when l walked in. The place looks clean, but it was cold inside and l ended up waiting for about 15 minutes before another massage therapist came in to serve me. Her name was Yoyo....and while she did an ok job on my massage...her insistence to give her a bigger tip than the 20% tip l offered her, put me right off. This is so completely fucking rude, and l've seen this type of thing before at Asian spas. Even if they don't actually say anything, they complain under their breath and smirk if they feel you have "stiffed" them. I know they probably don't make much, but if they aren't being compensated enough for their liking ...the LAST thing they should do is try and take that out on the customer. They don't seem to either care or grasp the concept of trying to have repeat clients. I could have been a regular who consistently booked, and tipped, resulting in regular income. Instead, they lost my business. read more

If you're made of stone this is the place for you. I am so sore. They dig their elbows into your shoulder blades, grinds your tendons the only almost decent part was the leg massage which lasted maybe 30 seconds a leg. Grind their elbows into your tailbone. The lady at the front desk is super pushy about getting a 20+ dollar tip from each individual for honestly the worst massage i've ever had to endure. Very unprofessional place, with highly untrained employees. Go anywhere but here. read more

I've been to a LOT of these places up and down the coast from San Diego to Seattle. This is definitely one of the better ones. Most have a similar routine: head neck and shoulders for 10-15 min while your tootsies soak, 20-25minutes of foot rub, 15-20 min of back rub. All in all I had a wonderful massage. The guy (didn't get his name) was firm but not so hard that I was in pain (of course, I like a deep, hard rub down). It wasn't the hurt-so-good that I usually like getting but it relaxed me oh-so-wonderfully. The thing that impressed me was the quiet of this place. My experience with these places is that the workers are chatting to each other, sometimes incessantly (and annoyingly). This room full of men whispered to each other when they had to but I never got the impression that they were chatting (I wouldn't know. I don't speak Chinese...). The guy answering phones spoke quietly AND their phone ringer was on silent!!!!!!! Thank you thank you! Comfoot spa has gone that extra step to make the environment as serene as possible (given you can have 10 clients and 10 masseur in one big room). I'm a big fan after My first visit. I should have gone for the 90 minute deal but I had family killing time whilst I indulged. Any ways, A+++ read more

I have gone back a few times, and I am very happy with it. I realized that it is not a relaxing massage, but it is very good for my muscles. Some days the face opening in the chairs is better than others. But it's still worth it overall, especially to work on the knots in my back. The price/value is very good. Other reviewers have complained about the tip expectation. But I think a big tip is deserved. These people give me 110% effort every time. read more

I called to request an hour appointment for later that evening and was told it would be no problem. When I showed up, the masseuse informed me that I could only do a half hour - presumably because it was the last appointment of the night and he wanted to leave. On top of that, the massage was very rough and impersonal, like he couldn't wait to get out of there. I won't be going back. I miss the foot spas in LA. read more

We did the 90 minute foot massage which includes the entire body for $50. This is not a Spa like in a hotel. No robes or sitting in a sauna beforehand. It is a cultural experience where there are 8 wide chair/beds in a quiet room. They soak your feet for while when they were working on my head, neck, arms. I never knew that I knots in my feet! This was really a great experience. I appreciated the strong pressure to work out those horrible knots! read more

Wow. I wish this place was near my home. Exceptional value and a great massage. I am a person that gets a regular weekly massage and I can recommend this place highly. It was a unique experience. I almost missed my flight trying to squeeze in 1hr foot massage. Well worth $40 and that includes a 33% tip. It was exactly what I needed after walking three rounds of golf. It's a hidden gem. read more

Great to see this place getting the reviews it deserves. Looks like people have finally figured out that this is not a spa. One room, very quiet, a dozen big cushy chairs that transform into massage "tables", serious cleanliness, and firm, deep tissue massage. They will put lotion on the parts of your body that are exposed like your feet and hands. I always wear a tanktop and they will throw some lotion on my shoulders as well:) This is not for the faint of heart. The water you soak your feet in is hot and the massage is DEEP. They go a full hour and do your whole body. It is amazing and a major bargain. I still haven't figured out why they charge $25 for an hour and $40 for hour and a half, though. They stay open until 10 pm and are even open on major holidays. Serious work ethic here and you will not be disappointed. read more

I used to LOVE this place. I've been going since mid-high school so since around 08/09. But the past two years or so it's gone COMPLETELY downhill. Same with their business on lighthouse. It feels like they're trying to rush through it as fast as possible, like you're an inconvenience. Not relaxing at all. And they don't understand the concept of gentle. The last time I was there (which will be my last time ever), I had to tell the guy FIVE TIMES to be gentle because he was physically hurting me to the point of tears. I even showed him with my own hands how soft I preferred it and he still didn't get the message. I left in tears and pissed that I had wasted my money on that. Never again, until they learn to train their people better. If you'd like a better foot reflexology massage, I'd HIGHLY recommend the place on Fremont. So much better. read more

Tried many foot massage place and this place did not do justice. It was nice and quiet though, but it wasn't the best massage.!

If you are in Monterey, you have to hit this place for a foot massage. I was reluctant to go until I read some of the reviews. For $40 I got a 1.5 hour massage that started with a foot bath and ended with a seriously intense back, neck and shoulder massage. I get medical massage regularly and seriously needed one after a long flight. This place rocked. It was my first time getting a massage with other people in the room (there are about 10 massage chairs set-up) but I forgot where I was after about 5 minutes of foot rubbing. I think it most closely can be compared to Thai massage. Seriously intense, but so worth it. I had to tip $20 because I felt awesome afterwards. Best money I spent in Monterey. read more

I had a great experience here getting a full body massage. The pressure was perfect. It's not the best place for ambiance, no frills, but a good value. Relaxing. I tipped well. read more

Every time I'm in Monterey, I stop by for an hour long massage. Prices are great, massages are even better!

Don't be scared by the fully draped windows. You went in and you will understand why they are doing that. It's for their customers. This place is clean. Therapists work really hard on every one. The lady massaged me so good you feel like there were actually two people massaging me. It's a great price and I gave a generous $10 tip because I'd like to be fair. Imagine how much a therapist earn if we are paying $25/ hour. Yet, they are very hard working and no slacking. It will be my 'must-go' spot whenever I visit Monterey Bay and Pacific Grove. read more

Inexpensive and wonderful service! My husband & I opted for the hour long foot massage (only $25.00!!)- it's more like a whole body massage! It was amazing & we plan to be back often! read more

Stressful week. Major headache. I have just the fix. I always ask for the owner (why do I forget her name), who has a gift for remembering people's face. She has a warm smile. I tell her what I need, and she translates to her employee. A hot bucket of water, and my feet are soaking. I tune out and let go-- one hour later, my headache is gone. My shoulder knots are released. $25.00 is affordable, so I can give the nice guy a nice tip. Who needs Excedrin? This is holistic healing. This is my fifth visit, and not my last. read more

My favorite "foot massage" place in the area, and I've tried them all...even the ones that are closed now. Lockers right out in the open to secure your belongings, $25 (add a $5 tip at least, please!) for an hour, totally worth it. At this price I can afford to bring my son, who says it feels like he is "floating on a cloud" afterwards. Bring cash, and just give up trying to verbally communicate...all they want you to do is point to the price/time on the menu that you want to buy. Free parking on the street is an even bigger bonus! I always just walked in (probably 6 trips to this location) and never had to wait more than 5 minutes. I've seen people come in with appointments, but honestly I don't think you'd need one unless you have a big group. read more

Disappointed. Called to make an appointment for two 7:30pm 90 minute massages. It sounded like whoever answered was on a cell phone in a car, I had to give my name at the end of the conversation. Fast forward to the evening. At approximately 6pm I called to see if we could push the time 15 minutes later, I even stated if that wouldn't be convenient we would still make the 7:30 time. No problem, just come to our other location. We showed up @7:35 for a 7:45 appointment & was told they had no time until 8:30 and they close @9pm. I called the number back and was told to hold to see if somewhere in Monterey could take us. I was on hold for a while....this was turning into a pain, when this evening out which doesn't happen often was going south...we just decided to head home. At least dinner @ The Old Grotto was fantastic! read more

This place is incredible. For $25 you get a full body massage in a quiet and comfortable setting. I have to preface that it isn't a private room with the traditional "custom" massage work. It's an open room with other people getting all the same or similar treatment. You stay clothed and only if you are a guy you just take your shirt off. They do so much in just that 60 minute time frame. The therapists consisted of all men when I went which was totally fine. The staff was friendly and accepted my girlfriend and I as a walk in. I plan on going again while on my vacation stay here in Monterey. You will be very happy with this place. read more

I am a local and go here once to twice a week. I think they are the best in the are and at s great price as well!

I have been to several foot spas and this is one probably the worst experience I've had. Among other things, they "massage" your back while you're lying on your back, use their fingernail to literally scratch inti your foot and then after it all, assume a tip. (she didn't give me any change and when I asked for it she looked angry). It could have been a good experience but I truly believe they would rather serve a certain race of clientelle that is NOT ASIAN. read more

I really really love this place. Went a few days ago for a 90-min reflexology. I have gotten this man before. He is shorter with glasses, and in my opinion is the best! He gives a very firm massage. During the next 32 hours or so, I felt a bit sore, But then after that all the tense-ness melted away and I feel really good. The price here is always right. I would SO recommend this place! read more

I had never tried one of these foot massages places and the more often they pop up, the more suspect I became. But wow! $25 for an hour massage?! They were great. The foot massage part was just a small portion of it, as they worked on my neck, head, shoulders and back. Will definitely be back again. read more

This place is one of the best places I've ever been. 90 minutes for $45 of reflexology. Your feet soak for a bit while they work on your body & then they work on your feet and back to your body. You leave feeling wonderful. read more

Bottom line: 5* for being the best value for a massage in Monterey. I came to Comfoot expecting a cost-effective massage, but they happily exceeded my expectations. I come to Monterey yearly, and last year I had the misfortune of going into Happy Feet massage. My experience at Happy Feet became the butt of my jokes for the past year. Needless to say, we never ventured back there again. I digress, Comfoot Spa offers a similar style massage (full-body clothed plus "reflexology"), but unlike Happy Feet, they do it right. They took me right away- awesome. I asked for extra pressure, and she accommodated. A different masseuse entered following the facial massage, and kept the pressure up to my liking. I felt great after. Now I want to explain what makes Comfoot a little different: Sanitation. They have a very clean and accessible bathroom- no joke, try and ask Happy Feet to use theirs (Where do the workers wash their hands there?). Venturing to the back, I also saw their washer and dryers- very assuring, as they put towels all over your body during the experience. It was nice to know the facilities were sanitary. The receptionist (owner?) was very nice and spoke English very well. I'm happy to see they're still in business, as these types of businesses tend to disappear due to the lack of exposure. I have had more than my fair share of massages, and this is by no means a 5-star massage, but is close to the best thing $25 can buy. If you've got some sore muscles, or just need to relax, definitely give this place a try. read more

I have chronic pain on my shoulders and neck and this place gives Very good massages. Thanks to my sweetie for bringing me here. I definitely need to come back regularly to keep my pain at bay. read more

AMAZING! We received two 60 minutes foot massages for only $29 each. These were far beyond expectations and included full body massages. I was apprehensive at first until I started to read some reviews. They didn't disappoint! We tipped extremely generously considering how great these guys were; it was well deserved and highly recommended. read more

One of the more noisy massage places I've ever been and my chair was a bit worn out around the face hole, so not particularly padded, but the massage I got was great and exactly what I was hoping for at a really great price. And they were able to take me right away. read more

Even though the curtains on the windows and door, and the classy neon sign, scream "rub and tug", this is not such a place. Instead, they offer two different type of reflexology massage. Reflexology, for those who don't know, is an ancient Chinese word meaning, "Make round-eye suffer." For $40, you can have a well trained torturologist rub the point of his elbow into your back, but only in places that will make your teeth clench in pain. Lack of English communication skills led to an hour of the most unrelaxing massage I've ever had. My mistake. People must love it though, because the place was pretty busy. There must be a lot of sadists in Monterey. Three stars for cheap, friendly, and clean, -1 for the searing pain and -1 for the lack of communication. read more

Wonderful one hour massage on my head, neck, arms, shoulders, legs feet and back. It was wonderful! And for only 25.00! Must do!

First off, the price might put you off. Most of us think "you get what you pay for",but here you get what you pay for and so much more. This is a great spot. Everyone is very professional and treats you as if you are the most important person in the room. They start with a head and neck message then transition into a foot message. Then when you think it's over, they give you a back message. All done well (it is a Chinese message so be prepared for some pressure) and only 25dollars for an hour. Enjoy! This is for the downtown location. read more

My boyfriend and I came here and were served right away. The prices are very reasonable. We got the one hour foot massage which included a full body massage for $25. It was heavenly. I may have fallen asleep. It was a wonderful experience. read more

Great massage for reasonable price. 30 min body + 30 min foot reflexology for $45. Slight aroma of foot and fart floating around the place. They could use some aromatherapy scents read more

Extremely pleased that we decided to take chance on this find. The 60 minute 'foot massage' included a much needed full body work over too! The place is clean, the masseuses were strong and efficient and it was not crowded at all for a Saturday evening. Highly recommend! read more