The massages and therapists are high quality. However, there are serious issues with the membership…read moreand billing practices. When you sign up for a subscription online, you must be able to cancel it online. Requiring customers to call and submit written notice creates unnecessary barriers and is inconsistent with the Federal Trade Commission's "click-to-cancel" rule under the Negative Option Rule. In addition, requiring a 30-day notice period results in customers being charged for an additional month even after requesting cancellation. Further, although customers have already paid for services--including those accrued during the notice period--those services are subject to a 90-day expiration. After that, they are forfeited with no refund or extension. Similar practices involving expiring paid credits have been challenged in cases involving companies such as Audible. These policies raise significant consumer protection concerns and should be reviewed.

A great place to start if you're looking for a massage and you aren't sure where to go! (Which was…read moremy case.) It's been a few days since my massage with therapist Theo and I am still sore, which is a good thing! I specifically asked for deep tissue pressure and they absolutely provided it. Atmosphere inside is minimal yet tranquil. There is a sound machine in the massage area that sounds to me like ocean waves crashing. There are many add-ons to your massage, should you like them, from cupping to scalp focus, plus more. I will be back to work on the lower half of my body since we decided to focus on my upper the last visit. I didn't feel pressured to buy into the gift cards or membership the way other reviewers mentioned. The staff persons I chatted with were both welcoming and warmhearted.

Front desk staff are always very friendly & welcoming. Dr Wiggins does a wonderful job explaining…read moredifferent procedures & thoroughly answers all my questions without ever making me feel pressured to make a treatment decision on the spot.

Let me first start by saying the "spa" here should have its own yelp because a lot of these reviews…read moreare for the medical procedures which are misleading to really how terrible this place is claiming to be a top spa. Now, maybe I am just used to the TRUE luxury spas like in Scottsdale, AZ or Southern California but if people here think this is a luxury spa you have not really been to one. First, upon arrival it is clear they want to push their med spa and procedures there was nothing but advertisements, creams, and marking for that in your face everywhere you turned. After checking in, the woman said she would give me a tour, she led me to a glass door that was supposed to be an outdoor patio and said I could use it if I wanted some sun, I looked out to see a broken fountain, a mess of chairs thrown about, and nothing relaxing or enticing that made me want to go out there. Next, she led me down the stairs to the soaking pool, cold dip, etc. I booked this place for one reason. I am recovering from an injury and wanted to soak in a hot tub, sauna, etc. While it was visually pleasing in that particular part, but then she said "and today since it is so hot out, we have the soaking pool at am ambient temperature." Like what do you mean ambient? I was thinking to myself that thing better be a VERY warm ambient. When walking out she pointed to some neglected pedicure chairs in the corner and said these are nice to sit in and get a massage and are heated. I thought that was strange because the chairs were stained and had clearly not been used in a while and you had to climb up a huge stone step like you would if you were getting a spa pedi just to use them. It was like they were trying to pass them off as something nice but really should be taken out! Next, we went into the locker rooms, now when I go to the spa, I bring a swimsuit, and a fresh change of clothes and my makeup to freshen up after. The lockers were the size of piggy banks, and I had to cram my stuff in so tight, it would barely lock and upon opening everything fell out. There are no hooks ANYWHERE, I had to put my robe on the dirty ground after getting into my swimsuit because there was no where to hang it, or a towel once you were getting dressed and undressed. Anyway, she said she would turn on the jets to the soaking pool and bring me some paperwork to sign. She never did either. I put my suit on with my now dirty gross robe, and sandals that were enormous. I couldn't wait to get in the pool and I step in and it is absolutely freezing. Like ice cold bath water. This is what she meant by ambient. Like on your website you say it is 103 degrees, this was maybe 85 degrees. I was so upset. The entire reason I came and I am now teeth chattering cold. I get out of the pool and go into the sauna to warm up. It is also turned down so low that I crank up the temp to 105 degrees and it took forever to heat up. Now I am soaked and damp, and even more uncomfortable than when I arrived. I went back to the locker room, took off my wet suit and changed into dry undergarments for my massage and thought I would try to warm up in the heated massage pedi chairs she pointed out. I sit down and push the massage and literally thought my brain was going to get shook out of my head. It just vibrates at a scale that is NOT comfortable. I just shut it off and honestly almost left at that point. Fifteen minutes after my massage was supposed to start, this massage therapist huffs around the corner and says my name. She literally has a mullet, the biggest N95 White mask on I have ever seen and NO SHOES! Like what in the actual F! One thing is for sure, if you are wanting a "stay weird" Portland spa, y'all have found it! We go into this weird doctors treatment room, nothing calming, relaxing or spa vibes at all. It's very bright in there, and I tell her I want light pressure, and I had to tell her three times to lighten it up. I HATE massage therapists that use their elbows, and whole arms, and sh** like they are digging into you. I just want something relaxing not where I am grunting for you to stop! I had also asked for the hot oil head massage. After my 60 minutes, she didn't say anything about it, didn't offer it, and honestly I was at this point thinking I am at the threshold of hell. I just wanted to get out of there. I went back to the locker room, and because they offer no bags for your wet clothes like most spas, my suit had soaked my entire bag and I left in wet soppy clothes. The one nice thing is the girl working the front desk noticed how displeased and offered to take off the $25 for the spa facilities but honestly this place is an epic joke, trying to pass off as luxury. Do not waste your time, or energy here.

The massage was excellent and helped me feel much better physically. The atmosphere was calm,…read moreclean, and very comfortable.

I left feeling relaxed and refreshed. The massage was pleasant and the therapist was very polite. A…read morelittle more attention to the neck area would have made it perfect.

I've been going here regularly for years. They are simply the best--incredibly skilled massage…read moretherapists, tranquil spaces, kind people. I highly recommend!

The first 2 times I visited Precision Healing for a massage I had a really great experience. I had…read morethe pain relieving massage with Frances and had an amazing reduction in pain. The third time I went Frances was not available but I trusted/hoped I would have a similar experience with a different massage therapist. Sadly, I had the most disappointing massage of my life. Not only did I not experience any pain relief, I had increased pain for the next 5 to 7 days. I would say your overall experience will depend on your massage therapist. 2 other issues to be aware of One is the difficulty in parking. You will need to allow extra time to potentially drive in circles trying to find a spot and then may have to walk multiple blocks to get to the address. The other is that most of the massage rooms are upstairs This could be an issue for those with pain.

My husband and I walked in for massages and had such a great experience! He got a deep tissue…read moremassage with Saulius, while I got a prenatal massage with Lynn. My husband has had many massages before, but he said Saulius was hands down the best massage therapist he's ever had. Saulius was able to identify exactly where my husband was having issues and knew exactly what to work on with the adequate amount of pressure which really helped alleviate his back pain. He loved the massage so much that he actually booked another session with Saulius the next morning for a leg deep tissue massage, and he loved that one just as much! My prenatal massage with Lynn was also very relaxing. She was gentle and made the experience very comfortable. highly recommend this place! The prices are also very fair, especially for the quality of the massages. We'll definitely be back if we're in Portland again!

Amazing service from Saulius. I was very happy with the massage i received and felt so relaxed…read moreafter i had some tough knots in my back and shoulder worked out

When booking, I asked for a 90 min massage. When I went to pay, I was "overcharged" by $30. When I…read moreasked why, they said it was because I added in a 20 min foot massage. When he asked about my feet during the massage, I understood it to mean "is it ok to include your feet"? The massage was fantastic and I just paid the additional $30 and left, as it was late in the evening. A day or two later, I received a text asking how things went. I explained what happened and we were able to come to an agreement about the situation. The massage was FANTASTIC. I ended up in positions I didn't know I could be in, with muscles that I didn't know existed, getting worked on. I would 100% go back but next time I would make sure I understood that additional fees could be added during the massage.

It's inside of Pioneer Place Mall. It is advertised as a "spa". It is not a spa. It's a place to…read moreget chair massages and foot massages that happens to have a curtained off area to get a full body massage. They leave the door open to the hallway so you hear the sounds of the echoey mall. It's as if you're getting a massage in the hallway. It's loud. Teens laughing, toddlers running. Parents yelling after their toddlers. Since the massage beds are just curtained-off and not in a quiet room, you hear everything in the next massage tent (including oohs and ahhs), every person walking in to ask for a chair massage, every person checking out, even the massage therapists speaking to each other between the tents. If you're looking for a relaxing spa experience, this is not it. But if you don't mind the noise, it's a good place to get a full body massage for a good price.

As a visitor to Portland I didn't know where to go for a much needed massage. Found AG Massage via…read moreGoogle maps as being close to my hotel and had good reviews. I was able to get a same day appointment and Allison at AG was exceptional. I would recommend her to everyone in the Portland area. Fair warning they are on the 3rd floor of an older building that didn't appear to have an elevator.

Got a message from Sophie, I get massages quite regularly and this one of the best I've ever hadread more

Amazing massage. Wife booked me a massage day and the place was amazingly decorated and the vibe…read morewas very meditative. I was taken to the locker room where I had a rob, towel, locker and shower and sauna available for use. The massage with Luke was amazing. Might've been top 3 ive had. The pressure was spot on. I was immersed in the massage and I appreciate Luke didn't try to make a lot of talk and allowed full relaxation. I had a wrist injury and he was careful when working around it and asked what movements caused pain so he could avoid it. Highly recommend and I'll probably op for Luke again next time I go.

First time visiting The Dragontree and it was a lovely experience. My friend and I opted to come in…read moreearlier to use the sauna before our massage services. The ambiance and overall vibe was very tranquil and calm. The facilities are clean and well-maintained and customer service was excellent. While the locker room area is slightly cramped, they have sufficient room to get ready and hair & skin products available for use after showering. The sauna was an added bonus! I had a 60-minute Swedish massage with an aromatherapy add-on and Muireall was my massage therapist. Muireall was wonderful and checked in frequently during the massage and catered the massage to my preferences. It was a very restorative and enjoyable experience and a great way to conclude a quick weekend trip. Definitely recommend checking out the Dragontree for massages or spa treatments.

I am so glad I chose Spa Sasse to do my Scarlet Microneedling. Super knowledgeable, professional…read moreand result oriented. Highly recommend!

I hve been to multiple high-end spas and this place is creepy. I had a $100 credit from Allee for…read morebotox. After mutiple attempts to communicate, I was able to book an appointment for botox using my $100 credit. When I was there, Sarah upsold my treatment to $400. When I checked out, they told me I c

I don't get massages often - maybe once every couple of years? But I've come to Olivia twice now in…read morethe past year and is literally the only person I've been a repeat visitor to for a massage. She's great at listening to your needs, but I think what's more important is that she listens to her own instincts as well. The first time I came in, I came for a full body massage and told her to spend a bit more time on my neck/shoulders... well she ended up spending nearly the entire time on my neck and didn't get to much of the rest of my body, but I'm not mad in the least! My neck was totally effed and she felt the need to work it out and so she did - and I totally appreciate it! I needed that badly. Eager to get back to her again - each time I leave actually feeling a noticeable difference in my body and feeling blissfully massage-drunk.

I figured I would try out ashiatsu because I just started regular exercise again. (I really don't…read morelike feet, so you kind of have to play mind games a bit with yourself to get used to it, but trust me, the pressure is worth it!) I asked Olivia to focus on my hamstrings and glutes because those have been the most sore, but she ended up spending a lot of time on my left shoulder blade and neck. These were both old pains that I had tried to deal with -- bought one of those massage rods, to no avail. She focused on those areas without my telling her about them, since I'd kind of forgotten and just learned to live with them, and I was so impressed and felt so much better at the end. I will be coming back when I have the money!