First off, this place needs a woman's touch, so to speak. Aromatherapy, fresh smelling table sheets and Chakra type music instead of light jazz. The place just smelled a little musty. Our experience started out okay, with a head massage. Our two male therapist did not seem to speak English, but we don't know for sure. They spoke broken English. Both the head and foot massage seemed more like a deep tissue massage than reflexology. Very hard, and fast. Not too relaxing. I'm sure the pressure points were addressed, but it wasn't very relaxing. The best part were the hot stones, although they were extremely hot at first, and may have burned someone not used to this type of practice. Our concern came with the back relax (they call it). We were asked to take off our shirts & bras and laid face down on the massage table. The face apparatus seemed harsh to the touch, like old terry cloth, instead of fur or softer linen. It was also musty smelling. This area, to me, should be changed out with each session and I know a lot of places do not do this. Who wants to smell someone else's mouth odor or drool? This session was super intense, like a very deep tissue massage that was hard and fast. Not relaxing at all for me, or my daughter. We did have a lot of manipulation of the entire back area, shoulders, arms, etc. They definitely hit all the areas that needed work and we can't fault that, but still, it wasn't too relaxing. We were lifted up by the arms exposing our chest area which did not seem appropriate. My daughter said the therapist actually sat on her butt and pulled her arms back behind her which was painful and definitely, not appropriate. Never have had this technique before by anyone at other clinics. Then they were finished and we were left to put our clothes back on, step out for water and payment. Another practice we have never experienced with other clinics was that they covered our faces with a lightweight cloth so we couldn't see, right as we laid down for the head reflexology. Another unusual practice to be leery of. It made us a little uncomfortable, as did many things. I don't think I would go there alone, for sure. The only review for 2025 was back in February and some of the room pictures look different from now. The place may have been sold to someone else. Who knows? The person that greeted us when we came in, Agus, was not there when we left. The therapist processed our payment while giving us water. It's been two full days, and we are still quite sore, to the point where I have to take 800 mg. of Tylenol, twice a day to function. I guess, if you go here, please let them know ahead of time whether or not you want a gentle or deep tissue massage. I've had deep tissue massage before, and I have been sore, but this is a lot more painful. It could be because they were men, and I've always had women therapist. Your call what to do. read more