Absolutely the best massage therapist you will find. I have been suffering with back issues for…read moreyears. Jeanna is the greatest. She is a true professional that listens and customizes every massage to what you need, and incredibly talanted. She has a calming atmosphere, comfortable table, and clean. I have been getting massages for man years and honestly have to say Jeanna was one of the absolute best massages i've ever had. If you are in need of a massage look no further, give Jeanna a call she is well worth it.p

Jeanna is absolutely the best massage that we have ever gotten. She definitely knows what she is…read moredoing.

Pat is an excellent practitioner. He specializes in Zero Balancing which is a technique that brings…read moreforward deep healing not just physical but emotional/spirit healing. Special "fulcrums": pressure points accessing tightness and traumas stored in our bones, are accessed and bring forward releases and healing. Thank you Pat in your mastery and your kindness. Jenn ITEA class of 2026

I called Louisville Massage with a neck so stiff that I could barely walk. Pat got me in that same…read moreafternoon and was very gentle and thorough. He tried some techniques that I had never experienced, and I am happy to report that I awoke the next morning a new woman. He also suggested I sleep on a rolled up towel in stead of a pillow, which I never wold have thought of. Great tip! Thanks a million Pat! You really know what you're doing!

I came to Melissa in my 3rd trimester of my second pregnancy and she took such good care of me; so…read moremuch so that I continued with her for the next couple years before she relocated. She was always careful to check in on how my body was feeling, and was very intuitive in terms of what my body was needing once she started her work. I've had a lot of massage work through the past years and she is the best of the best.

We moved to Michigan in 2020 (yep during Covid) from Massachusetts. I left behind my long time…read moretherapeutic masseuse who had helped me navigate chronic back issues and kept me loose enough to continue playing ice hockey. I was very fortunate to find Melissa who continued to provide maintenance treatments that allowed me to continue pain free movement and remain active. I appreciated her knowledge and sense of what needed attention, sometimes more than I did. Knowing she too was an athlete, her goals for my care were very aligned with mine. Colorado is lucky to have her!

This is such a hidden gem! We moved from Boston in search of a regular massage place for a…read morereasonable price! Bamboo surpasses this - friendly, cheap and great quality. I love a good 30/30 back and foot reflexology. My husband is a fan of the table massage. Ask for Wendy if you want intensity!

If I could rate this place zero stars I would. Not only was this one of, if not, the worst massages…read moreI've ever received -- but the service was awful. Both my friend and I got harassed to leave a higher tip than our already paid for service and I was charged more than I had initially input as a tip. My massage was so aggressive and the least relaxing experience I've ever felt. Borderline assault with the amount of attention my rear received.

So relaxing! The room is so inviting. Lucy is the sweetest. The CBD cream is well worth it also…read more From the neck/facial massage and the scalp massage to the foot massage, i just cannot say enough about this experience. It's just beyond wonderful!! I did the 90 minute massage and so worth it. Highly recommend Lucy!

Relaxing and healing facial massage and treatment combined with foot scrub FTW! Lucy's honey and…read morecoconut oil facial massage was amazing and really helped my sinuses! My skin felt and looked great for days afterwards!

I have gone to many massage therapist and chiropractors for various reasons over the last 50 years…read moreand I can say with complete honesty that Liz Card of Soma Healing in Louisville is the best of the best!!! She really cares about her patients (I consider myself her patient vs. customer). She goes out of her way to make sure you are comfortable while she heals you. If what she is doing hurts, she immediately backs off and goes at it in a diffent manner until you are in fact healed. You never feel uncomfortable about telling her if something she's doing is " too much". I have gone to her feeling like I was 100 years and left feeling like a kid again. Compared to some chiropractors, she is an angel come to earth to help us poor suffering humans... I will never waste money on a chiropractor again!!!

From the owner: 1. Deep Tissue & Sports/Orthopedic: A bodywork technique specifically geared towards enhancing…read moreathletic performance and/or maintaining healthy tissues of the body in order to continue physical activity without chronic pain. This form of massage also relieves swelling, reduces muscle tension and toxins which can build up in the body's soft tissues during demanding athletic performance. 2. Hot Stone Massage Therapy: This type of massage involves the therapist using heated, smoothed, flat Basalt stones which are placed on key points of the body. The stones are also used as the therapist holds them in their hands during the massage itself to help rejuvenate and relax the tissues quicker. The stones are immersed in water and heated in an electric heating device until they are within 127 to 135 degrees. Basalt stones are usually the size of a large egg, and are rich in iron, therefore they can retain the heat for longer periods of time. 3. Myofascial Release Treatment: A safe and highly effective manual therapy that involves applying slow, sustained pressure to help release tension in the fascial layers using little to no lotion. Fascia is a connective tissue that surrounds each muscle and interconnects all internal components of the body, such as the organs. This tissue specifically can store physical or emotional memories due to trauma (such as surgical procedures) and by helping to release it physically, some believe that it may help eliminate emotional components.

I walked into Soothe massage today to check out the space and their prices, as it seems like it's…read moreunder new ownership and recently renovated. I ended up staying for a one hour reflexology session. There are individual rooms for body massages, but the foot massages are done in an open area with two chairs. it still feels very comfortable, and relaxing. The therapist was friendly and professional. Prices are very reasonable, though if you pay with a credit card, there's a small extra fee. This place is quite comparable to Bamboo Massage in Lafayette, and I am happy to have it so close to my home in Louisville!

The best massage place with the best staff! I have quite literally never had a bad experience here…read moreand I have been coming consistently for the last year or so. 10/10 I absolutely recommend trying this place out!

Five stars for excellent therapists like Amy and Cassandra. One star for administrative issues,…read morelike the online booking system allowing you to book appointments that are actually not available as shown, which means you will get a call from the front desk, which makes you question why the online system is available in the first place. But again, you'll get a great massage so it's worth the hassle.

Massages are supposed to be relaxing experiences, but Elements Massage (Louisville, CO location in…read moremy case) really make it a hassle and an overpriced ripoff. Here's my story: I received a gift card for a one-hour massage ($119 value) as a holiday gift in December 2023. I was excited to get a massage but I thought, I am really busy and stressed right now with work, so I will wait until I get a break with work and then I can really enjoy the massage. It was not until the end of June that I had the time to book a massage. Here's where the hassle began... Registering Online Doesn't Work (and you have to speak to a receptionist who upsells you): I went through a lengthy process of filling out detailed personal information (just to book a massage??) including health, contact, emergency contact, billing, and 7 pages of consent forms. When I finally got to the submit page, I was greeted with an error message that said my email address was already in use for another account, and that I would need to call them on the phone to schedule the massage. When I got home from a long, busy day of work, I called and was able to schedule the massage. I explained that I had a gift card for a one-hour massage, but the receptionist encouraged me to upgrade to a 90-minute massage. "Whatever, fine" I thought. So, I went along with the upsell. Then, the receptionist told me she would send me some forms for me to fill out before my appointment. She texted me the 7-page consent form again and another invasive questionnaire that asked things like my occupation. (what does that have to do with me getting a relaxing massage?) Daily Spam Marketing Emails (that you can't remove yourself from): Ever since I registered for my massage appointment, I have received daily marketing emails from Elements Massage. I have unsubscribed 3 times and responded and told them I did not want to receive any more communication. To this day, I continue to receive daily spam emails from Elements Massage. I have had no choice but to block them from my email account. The appointment: Finally, my appointment day arrived, and I was pleased to be greeted by friendly staff and a clean, peaceful environment. The massage was very relaxing and my therapist, Amy, was skilled and professional. After the massage, blissed-out and relaxed, I went to pay... Deceptive Charging Practices: When I handed the gift card to the cashier, she informed me that it was no longer worth the full price of the $119 one-hour massage and that the value of the card was now $59.50. When I asked why, I was told that the full value of the gift card was only valid for 6-months from the date of issue, and that my gift card had expired days earlier, and therefore it was only worth half-value. When I said, "That is really lame." The cashier said, "Yes, it is." And, to her credit, she gave me a $20 dollar "new customer" discount (which she really should have given to me anyways because it was my first time as a customer at Elements Massage). The receptionists also said they tried calling the owner, but he wasn't picking up, so there was nothing they could do. So, I ended up having to pay $40 extra because of their deceitful fine-print gift-card tactics. Furious and frustrated, I left Elements Massage with more tension in my body than when I went in. To add insult to injury, two days later, I received a call from Elements Massage. When I listened to the voicemail, I expected it to be the manager/owner apologizing to me for the gift-card ripoff. No, it was just one of the receptionist with a follow-up sales call to see if I was ready to schedule another appointment. What a joke. For the amount I was ripped off ($40), I could go to any number of massage spas in the area and receive a comparable massage (without having to fill out 7-pages of legaleese in triplicate) and without feeling like I was ripped off. Conclusion: Let me be clear... I will NEVER patronize Elements Massage ever again. What a horrible experience.

First time getting a facial at this location. Nicole was amazing, the best facial I've ever had. I…read moredid a 60 minute custom facial, she has magic fingers I would highly recommend her and the body bar if you're looking for a quality relaxing service!

My same sex partner and I came here for a couples massage and it was amazing. They made us feel…read morecomfortable and welcome. We both highly recommend visiting.