I absolutely love these girls. This is exactly what a local massage therapy clinic should be like…read more Everyone is friendly and everyone is good. The place is clean, central and super convenient wherever your work/live in the city. Plus the have a huge selection of treatments so whatever your issue they probably do it. I've been going to see Amanda for over 2 years and she is just phenomenal. I've sent her loads of friends since I first found out about her and they all agree - she just knows what's she's doing. If you need a physio or just want to relax and take some pressure off, this is the best place in town!

Because of the great reviews that Zest Therapies was getting I decided it was time for me to find…read moreout for myself. I carry all my stress in my back and lately it's just been bothering me all day, I know that it's all mental emotion that a fortnight in the Maldives would solve but alas I have bills to pay. Friday I decided it was time for a deep tissue massage so I called Siobhan and arranged a 45 min session for €45. I've had massages before but with Siobhan she sat down with me before hand to chat about my lifestyle and explain what the massage would entail. I've never had that type of thoroughness, it put my mind at ease and you can really tell that she genuinely cares about her clients and wants them to feel better. As the stress was contained in my back she focused on that area, doing movements that I had never had before such as manipulating my arms and raising my neck, it felt so good. Afterwards she explained that my back is still incredibly tense, which I honestly knew one session would not be enough but I never got the vibe that she was trying to up sell me at all, in fact the opposite she strongly encouraged me to get into yoga and stretch more. Again it's that care and love for what she does that really rubs off on you. I definitely intend to go back again soon, once I get paid.

The therapists have great anatomical knowledge and can really help you understand WHY you're in…read morepain, so it's not just a massage for temporary relief. They've given me exercises to help strengthen weak muscles and recommended nutritional steps to prevent the problem getting worse. They have a loyalty card, so the 6th treatment is free Would you recommend the clinic? I would recommend these therapists, they take their time and make sure you, the patient, really understand what's happening with your body Helga, from Ireland

If you are looking for a real therapy, not for spa-like-make-me-sleep-body- rub, this is the place…read more I received detailed work on the area that was bothering me. I was very impressed with Alana's body/muscles/anatomy knowledge and her techniques. She knew what and why she is doing. Very, very close to 5 stars. (I'm very tough judge)

This Spa is pure heaven! There are lots of pool areas and waterfalls and a hot tub and sauna so…read moreeven if you have only booked in for a treatment you can use these facilities whilst you wait. The place is so calm and soothing and everything is spacious and new and clean and lush and expensive feelings, even the changing rooms. I really cannot wait to go back here for a half day spa experience. However I did come here for a 90min facial called the VOYA Organic Environmental Defence Facial the usual price for this is € 115.00 but I had a special offer of 50% off, otherwise I would never have been able to afford it! The facial was lovely, lots of nice smelly creams, oils and lotions and potions when on my face and then some sea weed. I got a really quick dry body brush on my back and then a short mild massage and then it was over! I was a little disappointed! There was no steaming or extracting or anything special and it was only 60 min long! It was really nice and relaxing and all that but I was so happy I didn't spend the 115 euro!

If you're looking for five star luxury you might have to look a little further than the Seoid Spa…read more I brought my mam here recently for a pamper day and was left feeling a little 'meh' about the whole experience! On arrival we were led to the changing room to change into our robes before our treatments but when we walked in two men were working on a light in the corner of the room. The receptionist told us that they would only be a few minutes but the men showed no signs of finishing anytime soon. We waited for a few minutes to see if they would finish up but as we had to get back upstairs for our treatments we just had to get changed in the cubicles provided. In my opinion the men should have been asked to step outside while we were getting changed as not only would this have taken a few minutes but there was a lot of banging, not exactly what you expect when you go to a spa. Also, we were asked to share a locker when the receptionist realised that we were together. Initially we agreed but when we saw how small the lockers were we couldn't actually fit our stuff in so we had to take two. We did think it was an odd request though given the sheer volume of empty lockers available. The treatments we had were lovely. The therapists were really nice and had a little chat before starting the treatments to make sure we got what we wanted. The thermal suites were nice too, with an outdoor jacuzzi, indoor hydrotherapy pool, sauna and heated chairs along with a relaxation room to chill out in. The one thing that struck me about the place though was the amount of background noise...banging in the changing rooms, a lot of people walking around outside the relaxation room and people talking outside the treatment room. This, for me, was the deal-breaker! When I go to a spa I want quiet surroundings and a sense of calm. With these type of places I think it's all about the little extras and this place was definitely lacking those special touches. The place definitely showed signs of needing a little work done here and there too. With so many nice spas in close proximity to Dublin I would be more inclined to go somewhere else before returning here again. I gave it three stars because the treatment was lovely but I did contemplate giving it two because I didn't get that 'spa experience' I was hoping for. It wasn't a bad experience per se but it definitely wasn't good enough for me to return.

This place is the business as far as I am concerned…read more I happened to stumble across this place when I was looking to treat my lovely Mammy to a birthday present and I figured that I should do a lil something extra (as the bath salt hampers just don't really cut it anymore after the age of 12 when they are bursting out of the wardrobe still in their unopened crisp packaging). So off I toddled down to check out the place and I was really suprised. as when I walked in the door of the Spa the decor totally changed into a relaxing peaceful and personal sort of place with a small waiting area that you sit in before your treatment, nothing like the hotel that it is attached to (not dissing the hotel, it's just a very typical hotel decor), The parking here is free (score) if you are using the Spa, or it's right on the bus routes from the City centre so it's a easy enough place to get to. Although driving back I nearly fell asleep from relaxation! The staff are really professional and friendly and the products that the use is called Yonka, which is all organic, quite pricey to buy on it's own and extremely addictive! You have your own massage room complete with shower so your not sprinting from a mud bath to the other end of the hotel to rinse off (something like that happened to me before, I looked and felt like swamp thing) with the whole candles, nice relaxing music etc I went in bleary eyed and pale and when I came out I felt like I had just spent a week in a 5 star Spa in Thailand (minus the wallet stinging part). The price is actually really decent here, maybe due to the fact that it is outside the city centre but a 40 minute escale facial was €50 combined with full aroma stone body massage lasting 75 minutes was €100. I have been to places in the city centre that charged way more and I felt like I was paying for the location rather than the treatments. This place is a fantastic way to treat someone (or hey yourself) and the range of treatments is extensive, The one thing is though to make sure to make an appointment well in advance as they are usually booked up on the weekends in particular. They also do a full men's treatment list as well (I have seen some Macho lads come out looking suspiously fresh faced and sweet smelling, or maybe they all got lost on the way to the manly car garage...)

I regularly attend Thai Healing massage. After attending various Osteopaths, Chiropractors and…read moreMassage Therapists over many years, I found Thai Healing Massage last year and they have done wonders with my back. Their knowledge of the human body combined with their expertise at tracing pain back to the source and releasing the deepest knots is something I am very grateful for. I honestly walked in the door crooked the first visit and walked out straight. Very comfortable, warm and relaxing environment. I highly recommend them.

LOVED THESE PEOPLE. So kind and so wonderful. We get asian massages literally all around the…read moreworld, this is one of the best I have had. I've truly enjoyed my experience and I wished we were staying in town an extra day so I could go there again. We came out feeling like a million dollars. The location was easy to find, it's close to a lot of things. It was about a 10 minute walk from our hotel, safe and easy. I feel like they were literally trying to do therapy as opposed to some of them who just want to give a massage. I love this place and I would come back to Dublin just to see them again!

For new clients 1 hour massage of facial €40. If you become a member (free) then you pay €45 for a…read moremassage or facial monthly. Offer other services too. Such a very good deal. I get the medium Swedish massage. Very happy with service. Quiet, peaceful surroundings right on Fade street. Who knew? Must pre-book. Wifi was been out for months. Somebody trade a massage to fix that please.

This spa is not bad, but it isn't great either. The massage…read morewas good, but I couldn't relax or be comfortable. The room had massive windows with no blinds or curtains so the room was too lit. There was no music because apparently their radio was broken. Their massage rooms are also so close to each other, and around three girls found it convenient to stand outside the room I was in, and chat for at least 15 minutes. Given that when I book a massage, I am usually super looking forward to it, this was a disappointment.

This place cured me. I was extremely jet lagged, am 6 months pregnant, and had an arm so sore (from…read moreholding up an umbrella in rainy Dublin for 2 hours straight) that it was tingling and I could barely feel it aside from how achy it was. For a VERY reasonable price (surprisingly reasonable!), I received the best prenatal massage of my life. My massage therapist was knowledgeable and excellent (can't exactly recall her name, but I do know she is apparently the head massage therapist at this spa). I would not miss a chance to go here if in Dublin. It was among my top 5 experiences of our trip to Ireland. If you are coming over from the USA or far away as I was (going east is particularly brutal as any traveler will tell you), book ahead and be completely satisfied and find 100% relief from what ails you. Wish I could find a place this good in the States!

Amazing massage, Jenny has the hands of a healer! Got a few massages off her so far and my back…read moreand neck feel so much better, not only is she a amazingly gifted masseuse , she is also so kind and such a warm hearted person, always makes you feel relaxed and welcomed which greatly adds to the experience. It's like a little heaven in the middle of suburban Dublin! Highly recommended!