Fantastic massage! Very relaxing with soothing music. I recommend TS with body scrub. No funny…read morestuff goes on here. I believe this is a legit business.

Try the walking on back massage. Your welcome. Bring earplugs. The background repetitive music and…read morenoise is distracting.

FDC loves pampering: massage, facials, spa. She recently found out about FlyFeet, had a few…read moresessions, then insisted I come. We came in a cold winter day. Parking is street, parallel. Not too difficult to find. FDC warned me - no talking when we went in. The place is silent. We then went in. There is a small waiting room where we removed our shoes and chose slippers. Shortly someone came out and silently guided us to the rear. I sat in a big comfy recliner chair, my feet in a warm soaking bowl. Lighting is dim, sooting music, then they started massage - scalp, neck, shoulders, arms. Then legs and feet. All done expertly, leaving me so relaxed that the hour seemed like a few minutes, and I nearly fell asleep. It was lovely and I would go again.

Ignore the reviews that whine about their mismatched expectations please. First off, understand…read morewhat you're looking at. This is NOT a bougie day spa. This is a massage location with staff who have a strong work ethic, kind intention, and likely speak another language in addition to English. This is not the Four Seasons so please temper your expectations. The vibe: quiet, chill with low lighting for your relaxation. The experience: Lower your voice. Check in with the desk in the front room. Take off your shoes and use their slippers or bring your own. Find the restroom in the back should you need it. Hang your jacket on the coat hangers toward the back. Find the recliner that they assign to you. Turn your phone to silent. When you need to communicate, whisper (there are likely others in the chairs beside you who arrived before you) and come to rest and be pampered. Relax and relent to the deft hands of these skilled people. For $49, you get an hour in a recliner with a blanket, and a man or woman will start you off with a warm foot soak and then proceed to offer a head, neck, arms, upper back, leg snd foot massage. They offer a shorter service too, I think for just feet. But if you have the time and can afford spending around $60-65 for an hour of R&R, I encourage you to splurge. For the love of humanity, please tip at least 15-20%. It's still a salon/spa. They work REALLY HARD rubbing people's FEET. Real talk: if you had this job, I think you would appreciate a $10-$15 tip too! Let's pay it forward.

I have tried several of the therapists and they were all professional, courteous and most…read moreimportantly, very talented at massage.

I've had massages with three of the massage therapists--Heather, Sally, and Laura. Each had their…read moreown style, and they were all superb. In addition, I like the ambiance and the scents of the oils they used. Can't wait for my next visit!

Superb, professional, Talented, Amazing.... Just a few words that describes Nicole, I'm a truck…read moredriver and my body gets very tense, especially in the neck area and I had a very uncomfortable flight to LA! EXHILARATING is the best way to describe the way I felt after our session THANKS PLENTY HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!

From the owner: Specializing in the gentle treatment of stress, anxiety, stubborn physical ailments that resist…read moretraditional treament, and certified wellness education. Integrative healing uses the body's own healing ability in conjunction with multiple, energy-based healing techniques to address underlying causes of illness on deep and profound levels. We'll work together to determine what would suit you best; this might include an integration of Vibrational Sound Therapy, Shiatsu, Reiki, or even Reflexology. Your session may also include the use of flower essences, an aromatherapy diffusion, or a combination of different hands-on techniques. Integrative healing is powerful, yet gentle and noninvasive, and can be extremely helpful in working though life transitions, grief, trauma, physical ailments that are resistant to traditional treatment, those seeking a gentler way of relieving anxiety, panic, and PTSD, or if you simply want to relax and rejuvenate.

First time and wow wow wow! I've been looking for a massage that incorporates stretching and back…read morewalking. Sarah was amazing! Before the massage I expressed the areas I needed more attention and she listened. She went in as if with a sixth sense to all my knots and tight body parts. I felt like I was on a cloud once the 90 minutes were over. Amazing service at a great price I will be a regular for sure!

Sarah is great at what she does!! I would recommend anyone…read moreto her- my husband goes there!

I was looking for a place to get a great massage I am a stylist and I am on my feet all day and…read morebeen having some upper back pain . I did not know what to expect I have seen this place many times but never thought to get a Massage here ! Well I wish I did sooner , it was better then any high end salon even better then ones I had at the Borgota ! Can't wait to Come Back! It's very simple inside no frills just a little space to get the job done ! Very kind workers and very clean !

First, I went to this location because I had a positive acupuncture experience at the Drexel Hill…read moreoffice. It was a big mistake. I do not believe the therapist with long reddish hair is formally trained. I am a retired esthetician of 18 years, who's had massage all over the world, from beach stalls to five star hotels and this experience was shockingly poor. First, I started face down but my headrest was too high so the therapist kept banging into the bottom of my head to access my neck. She seemed oblivious to this and unaware that an adjustment was needed. I scheduled a 60 minute classic massage because I just wanted to relax. I did not request stones but suddenly the massage stopped. Without saying anything she left the room to retrieve stones that were much too hot for my skin and that I did not want. Then to top it all off, she stuck her hands in my hair and started rubbing my scalp. I was actually shocked because everyone in hospitality knows that you NEVER touch a client's head, stomach or breast without verbal permission. These are highly personal potential trigger areas. When she asked me to turn over she never moved from the top of the table. A privacy towel was not held up. (What school did she graduate from??) I thought she would begin working my neck and shoulders which is why I came, but she stuck her hands back in my hair. At that point I asked her to stop. If she has a legitimate license she needs to practice on co-workers to improve her performance. But I'm assuming the other therapists are better. Hopefully they are.