I usually hate Aveda salons. My experiences are always super weird and a little pretentious, all…read morefacade... But I have to say, my technician today totally made up for it!! She was really great and very friendly. I went in for a bazillion wax and didn't feel a thing!! I'm definitely not new to this service and have had plenty of kind and knowledgeable experiences. She did express to me that her initial training (assuming through Aveda) did not include how to do a Brazilian, which seems silly to me, but that she has had enough experience experimenting on herself and I must say, her technique definitely lived up. I didn't feel a thing. She was careful and vocal with me about my particular situation. I am extremely satisfied with my time here and would recommend their waxing service if I could remember her name..? Four stars because, come one, train your techs. Any Solon or spa I've been to usually offers tons of classes and seminars to train techs and also keep them up on the latest technology and practices. And one as wide spread as Aveda I definitely would expect a higher standard of educating its employees. Anyway, I'm glad she was here today.

After several visits, 2 stars is all I can justify…read more I take major points off for not having a steam room and only having a very small sauna. The toiletries available in the locker room are good quality and they have many items available for use, so that's a plus. Overall, it's just a very small / boutique spa. So given that the spa amenities are few in quantity, I really expect high-caliber services. The massage I had started off really well - great pressure and very thorough, but the masseuse started trying to sell me on flying her out to be the masseuse for my company - and she wouldn't let the issue die. I tried to just say "uh huh, yeah, they probably won't go for that" or gently let her know I wasn't interested, but she kept bringing it up, which was anything but relaxing, and I'm sure not allowed by the spa/hotel management. It was incredibly unprofessional and really ruined my experience. My latest mani/pedi was fairly pleasant and only included one attempted up-sell to paraffin, which I probably could have used, but really didn't feel like doing. Conversation was good and minimal - I'm not a big talker during spa treatments - I'm there to relax, not really to try to make small talk. The mani/pedi area is in the same room as the hair salon, and although there didn't appear to be many clients in the styling area, I overheard a lot of chit chat among the stylists, and unfortunately overheard them gossiping about the group that I was a part of who would be trickling in and out that afternoon as well as several local residents. Luckily they didn't say anything too negative, but as a client, I'd really rather think that they aren't talking about me after I leave. That's really unprofessional, especially since they all knew I was sitting right there - they clearly didn't know I was a part of the group they were talking about or that I'm a family member of a resident, but still, I find it quite rude and incredibly inappropriate. As far as the quality of my mani/pedi, it was fair. I felt rushed to pick out my colors since the manicurist was standing right next to me waiting on me to decide. The rushed feeling didn't stop there since I have bubbles in my polish on several fingers. I can't figure it out since I was the ONLY person in the salon getting any nail treatments done. Anyway, for the price and caliber of the salon, I wish I'd had a better experience. I could pay half the price at home and get the same result - sadly.

Strong Thai massage in private rooms (I know couples rooms are available too)! We were running late…read moreand they were so accommodating with our lateness and the rush to their spa was worth it because we felt renewed after our Thai massages (stepping, oil massage combo, and stretching!) I had Wipa and she was so strong and listened to accommodate my weaker muscle areas where needed but stuck to being strong everywhere!

I used to frequent here when I lived in Las Vegas. I stopped by with my boyfriend on Saturday 3/7…read morefor a couples massage since we were in town. Never mind the massage, the masseuse kept on talking to each other in some Chinese dialect during the session. I wanted to relax without hearing so much talking. I picked up some words like "pang" meaning fat. I also had the feeling my masseuse was mocking my legs because she kept lifting them out of the sheets and telling the other masseuse to look. This was not a good experience, please teach your masseuse professionalism. I will not be returning, ever.

90 minute massage + cupping. $130…read more You really can't complain at that price. The massage was firm and painful at times. However, it's that good pain you know will feel much better later. And boy, did it. My upper back and shoulders haven't felt this loose in years. The cupping is what really loosened me up. My back looks like it was attacked by the desert octopus. Some circles weren't too dark.. some.. omg. Dark af. I would def go back.

Located in the heart of Chinatown, Mutao has been a frequent destination for myself and many others…read moreover the years. Overall, it's been a mixed bag of experiences, because ultimately it depends on the masseuse, fluctuating prices, and their schedule. Overall, it's a solid facility and large enough to wear. It can accommodate all sorts of groups for a variety of different massages. There are plenty of chairs for foot massages, private rooms galore, custom shoulder massage chairs, and a serene ambiance with Chinese style furniture that helps with its overall vibe. There have been times where other patrons are talking and there have been times where the mass masseuses are the ones chatting (audibly). The back walking, deep tissue massages are the ones to get, but not every masseuse is able to do this. Some folks may complain about the lack of English, but that has never posed an issue for anyone I brought here, including myself. There are benefits to being members here, in which prices are always going to average out on the cheaper side and is an option, I would recommend for any local. If the massage was good, remember the name of the masseuse. Cash is king, even though they also accept credit cards. Tips can vary, of course, but don't let anyone bully for more than what is reasonable. (#1) __________ (#1) Typically $10-15 for an hour's worth is my rule of thumb.

Amazing massage! Friendly staff definitely recommend this place to friends. They offer a wide range…read moreof services.

Amazing experience ying helped me out will comeback ! The hot tub was great as well secluded and…read moreall to yourself would recommend!

Pam did a great Thai combo massage for me and feel like million bucks, more so my body moves like a…read more20 year old again! Real pro who walked on my back very carefully while being careful of every step. Absolutely loved my massage for $80.

I had an absolutely terrible experience here and will never be back. I came in experiencing a great…read moredeal of pain and was barely mobile. My girlfriend was kind enough to book and prepay for a 90-minute deep tissue massage for me, and decided to book one for herself at the same time. The first 45 minutes were spot on. The original masseuse found the knots in my back, neck, shoulders, and left hip and went straight to work. But midway through the session, someone else entered the room and took over without warning. First off, her hands were freezing. Second, she was completely worthless--zero pressure, no deep tissue work at all, just loads of oil and light rubbing. She "worked" on my right leg, but did absolutely nothing to address the muscle tension. By the end of the session, I was drenched in oil and literally walking with a limp because my left leg had been properly massaged by the first person, but my right leg received zero actual treatment. To make matters worse, when my girlfriend (who had the same masseuse for her entire session) approached the manager about why my therapist was switched, the manager's excuse was: "Oh, because it was her turn." No apology whatsoever. The manager just casually said, "When he comes back, he can request the full session be with the original masseuse." There will not be a next time. Terrible customer service, zero care for a client in pain, and completely unprofessional management. I would never recommend Thai Spa on Eastern Ave.

My best friend and I love to go get massages together. We have been to numerous massage places…read morethroughout the country. A couple days prior to finding this spot, we had gotten okay massages from another (little bit cheaper) massage place just down the road. We booked the $85 for 90 minute full body massages. I have to say that out of all the massages I've had, this was one of the best! It was clean and comfortable. She zeroed in on my areas of tension and her pressure was perfect! The hot stones and towels were a great touch. I should have gotten the name of the woman who massaged me, but do know the next time I visit Vegas, I will definitely be back! They live up to their name, it was Wonderful!

I got sucked into this place because of the cheap price of $85 for 90 minutes and it was close to…read moremy house. I went on Friday. The lady who massaged me did not know what she was doing. Most of the time she was just going up and down my spine, rubbing lotion on it. I kept on anticipating a massage and her going deeper into the tissue but it never happened. I was so confused the whole time and the language barrier made it difficult to speak up. In the beginning when I first walked in, a lady who speaks English asked what areas I'd like them to focus. I told them my hips and shoulders. There was no focus... I have learned my lesson, and I will only go to certified massage parlors from now on because I left this place in more pain than when I initially went in. The business owner replied to this message saying I wasn't there? Ummm ok. She also questioned my intelligence. Super rude unprofessional people. Please avoid this place.

All my family visited Las Vegas during Christmas vacation, and also we took massage at Luxury Thai…read moremassage as usual. It was so great place for massage, relax, etc. I have been here more than 10 years ( I am not sure, but that long time), very clean and kind staff and great massage skills. Here is No. 1 place for massage in Vegas. You do not disappointed if you try here. Thanks,

I specifically requested a shoulder-focused massage due to tension and pain, but the masseuse…read morebarely listened to my concerns. I paid $60 for a 30-minute session, and instead of concentrating on my shoulders, most of the session involved stepping and wrestling across my entire body. It felt rushed, impersonal, and completely ignored the service I asked for. To make matters worse, after the disappointing session, I was followed out to my car and pressured for a larger tip. I already paid for the service and did not appreciate being harassed in the parking lot for additional money, especially after my requests were ignored the entire time. Very uncomfortable experience overall and definitely not worth the price. Terrible vibe.

They were amazing. My husband came in and his feet were hurting and he left feeling good. I loved…read morethe massage.

We came here on a Sunday at 6pm. I called about 30 minutes prior and was able to make an…read moreappointment easily. This place is located in an outdoor strip mall and shares a private parking lot. Upon walking in, we were immediately shown to our room. They have huge reclining chairs for you to relax in while you get your foot reflexology massage and ionic foot detox. This was the best service I've had for foot reflexology. I will definitely recommend this place if you need to unwind and heal.