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    Essential Healing Therapy

    5.0 (1 review)
    Open • 10:00 am - 9:30 pm

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    Therapeutic massage

    Deep tissue massage

    Hot stone massage

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    Lucky Foot Relaxation - De Anza Blvd - Private room

    Lucky Foot Relaxation - De Anza Blvd

    4.4(134 reviews)
    1.5 mi•Brookvale-Chantel, West San Jose
    Locally owned & operated
    Certified professionals

    I've been going to Lucky Foot Relaxation Massage for quite some time now, and I can honestly say…read moreevery therapist I've worked with has been experienced, knowledgeable, professional, and very well trained. What I appreciate most is that they take the time to understand my specific focus areas and adjust the massage based on what my body needs that day. They really listen and tailor the session to what works best for me, whether it's deep tissue focus, recovery, or overall relaxation. And then they always take time to make me feel comfortable. Another thing that stands out is their flexibility and customer service. Many times I've reached out last minute because I happened to be nearby or wanted to book same day, and they've often been able to accommodate me with therapists ready to go. Consistently professional, clean, reliable, and high quality service. Highly recommend.

    I had a very uncomfortable experience here and would not return…read more First, the tipping process felt extremely pressured and inappropriate. I had already planned to leave a tip, but when it wasn't what they considered their "minimum," I was questioned about it and even laughed at. That alone was unprofessional, but it didn't stop there. The front desk staff then pulled out a tip sign that was hidden behind another sign--something that should have been clearly visible from the start if it's truly their policy. On top of that, I was charged more on my card than what I was told. Fifteen percent does not equal twenty percent, and that kind of discrepancy is unacceptable. To make matters worse, the towels used during the service had a noticeable mildew smell, especially the one placed on my face, which completely took away from what should have been a relaxing experience. Overall, between the lack of transparency, pressure around tipping, being overcharged, and poor hygiene standards, this was not a professional or comfortable environment. I would not recommend this place.

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    Royal Foot Spa - Next to Mint Salon

    Royal Foot Spa

    3.4(106 reviews)
    0.3 mi
    •$

    This facility *used* to be good, had respectable masseuse persons, and a welcoming environment. …read more.. Not anymore. Went in earlier this week for a one hour full body. $70 seems average in this area. The person providing the massage was nice at first, and the massage itself was very relaxing (covered all the points as expected). When came time to flip over, I was asked if my "member" wanted to be touched, to which I said no. Got a disappointed response and continued. -- Not what I was there for. At the end, after I got dressed, the masseuse was waiting right outside my door. Odd that the person couldn't wait in the lobby like other places. No complimentary water or "how was your experience" questionaire given. They looked at me and said "tip?" with their hand out. Gave them $20 (typical amount for a good massage) and was rudely asked "No $20! $30 minimum!" to which I noted it was a fair tip and all I had. The masseuse then said "I massage your whole body! This is nothing!" and softly punched me in the stomach, walked away, and slammed the door in my face. Lobby desk lady saw everything, and simply said "thank you for coming" as I walked out. They clearly are here to provide "extras", and think their attitude is acceptable when their paterons tell them no. -- Other reviews on here and some search sites show similar reviews. If you want "extras", this is the place. -- If you want a legit massage with respect and gratitude, don't even bother. Very disappointed. 1-star at best.

    Came by for a foot massage the other day and it was a decent experience. Called ahead and they were…read moreable to accommodate! Parking was available both in their private lot or on the street. $24.99 for a 60-minute foot massage that included a warm foot bath, head and face massage, before moving on to a shoulder and arm massage. The foot massage component was decent and thorough. The later part of the massage included a back massage, while focusing on the shoulders! Credit cards are accepted although there is a surcharge.

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    Lucky Foot Reflexology

    Lucky Foot Reflexology

    3.6(401 reviews)
    3.1 mi•Loma Linda, West San Jose

    This has been my go to spot for the last 2.5-3 years. I made an appointment a couple days in…read moreadvanced and asked for a firm massage. Susan did not disappoint! I felt leaving refreshed and for such a reasonable price too! I always love the added touch of hit stones at the end too

    If I could give negative stars to Lucky Foot Spa on Saratoga Avenue, I wouldn't hesitate for a…read moresecond. What was supposed to be a rare hour of relief turned into one of the most humiliating, unprofessional, and aggressive customer service experiences of my life. ​I am a single father raising my kids on a strict, carefully balanced budget. In an area as expensive as San Jose, every single dollar matters. Between rent, groceries, school supplies, and childcare, there is almost nothing left over at the end of the month for personal care. I work long, exhausting hours, and after weeks of running on fumes, my body was aching. I saved up what little disposable income I had to treat myself to a basic foot massage just to decompress and recharge so I could keep showing up for my kids. ​The service itself was mediocre and indifferent at best, but I was willing to let that slide. When the session wrapped up and it came time to pay, I handed over full payment for the service without hesitation. On top of the bill, I added a $5 cash tip. To some people, $5 might not seem like a fortune, but out of my tight monthly budget, that was genuinely a sacrifice. It meant skipping something else that week. Tipping is supposed to be a voluntary gesture of appreciation, and I gave what I could actually afford. ​Instead of a basic "thank you," the receptionist looked down at the money with pure disgust. Before I could even turn around, the hostility started. The staff immediately began murmuring, scoffing, and glaring at me like I had committed a crime. I felt deeply uncomfortable, gathered my keys, and walked toward the exit. ​That wasn't the end of it. They literally chased me out of the building. ​An employee followed me through the front door, onto the sidewalk, aggressively confronting me in broad daylight. They were shouting, gesturing wildly, demanding more money, and openly calling me names in front of complete strangers passing by. I was completely stunned. I have never in my life had workers follow me outside to harass, intimidate, and insult me over a discretionary tip. ​These people have no empathy, no manners, and zero idea what someone's personal situation might be. They don't know that the person they are verbally assaulting is a parent stretching every single cent just to stay afloat. They just see dollar signs, and if you don't fork over an exorbitant amount on command, they turn downright mean and abusive. ​Nobody should ever be ambushed, degraded, or followed out to their car because of a tip. If you value your dignity, your peace of mind, or your hard-earned money, stay far away from Lucky Foot Spa on Saratoga Avenue. Take your business to an establishment that treats paying patrons with basic human decency. Not to mention they also offered me a extra happy ending before the massage was over and I denied. And at the same time it smells really bad. My massage lady's name was Rachel

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    Happy Feet Foot Spa - Shared massage room

    Happy Feet Foot Spa

    3.8(264 reviews)
    5.9 mi
    •$

    We came to the area for dinner and decided to get a massage afterward. Honestly, I wasn't expecting…read moremuch at first, but this place completely surprised me. It was clean, fresh, relaxing, and the massage was excellent. Sometimes the best places aren't the fanciest ones. We'll definitely come back.

    I appreciate the clear and simple system online for booking a massage in advance. Received multiple…read moreemail and text reminders about my appointment, too. Plenty of free parking lots and street parking nearby (street parking limited to 2 hours from 9-6pm, except Sundays and holidays)... I parked right in front of the entrance on a Sunday afternoon. Got the combo massage (30 min foot, 30 minute body) which was $50 + $5 additional charge for credit card payment. It was more like 10 minutes on the feet and 50 minutes on the rest of the body. This massage was half clothed. My masseuse had me remove my top and wear a spa wrap garment, covering my upper body but open on the back. The shared massage room had four beds total with curtains that could separate the individual spaces to make them more private. The environment was dimly lit with soothing melodies playing in the background. The pressure during my treatment was good, on the strong side as requested, with the use of hot stones, heated pads, and ashiatsu. I was surprised to find they do back walking in the shared room, but I don't mind a variety of techniques being used as long as it's effective. I honestly don't need all the extras (like burning stones and fancy coverings), just a simple massage focused on loosening my knots. And my masseuse did that for the most part, though she was more successful when using her elbows and forearms. Staff was friendly here too, even with limited communication. Overall, I had a positive experience.

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    Private, basic treatment room.

    Essential Healing Therapy - massage_therapy - Updated September 2026

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