The Palace has been my "happy place," and this is where I escape to when I need to shut off the…read moreoutside world for 90 minutes.
I admit that clearly I have an addiction, and I am fine with this, albeit it's a costly addiction, I work hard, and I strongly believe self care is very important.
Sadly, my favorite massage therapist left today for a one month vacation. Jessica is the only therapist I see, as she is the only one who hits all my trigger spots, and then I go off to la-la land and forget about life for a while.
I have used a few of the other therapists, and although they have all been good, they aren't Jessica, and Jessica understands me. She speaks English, which makes it easier, but we are at the point now where I just lay there and let her do her thing.
I might stop in while she is on vacation, and I am sure I will be happy, but Jessica just takes it to another level.
The spa is immaculate. I am 100% happy with my massages, and the price points are comparable to other local spas that specialize in foot reflexology. They charge a two dollar service fee to use a debit or credit card. This seems to be the new normal these days, as many restaurants are doing the same. It doesn't bother me, but I wanted to mention it.
If I can change one thing, I wish the management team would enforce clients to be as quiet as possible when they enter the spa room where the magic happens. We are instructed to turn off our phones, which is logical. But some people don't realize that walking in jingling their keys is rather distracting. I mean, the room is sorta darkish, there is soothing relaxation music playing, we are all cozy with a blanket over us as well as a light towel covering our eyes. So, the inconsiderate clients who jingle their keys and whisper loudly, I beg you to please stop. Be considerate to other clients who are attempting to escape life for a little while.
I've been to several foot reflexology spas, and without a doubt, I find the Palace to be the best of the best.
FYI: They are located in a busy plaza, so allow yourself extra time to find parking, especially during season.