Wonderful massage experience last night. I had a full body tantric massage with Monica , the…read moremassage was slow and tender and very sensual of course, Monica is sexy and her hands are soft... Will b back again. hope I can find one in Birmingham too....

From the owner: We have a team of beautiful masseuses provide discreet massage services to customers in the city…read more Both incall & outcall available. Service By appointment only

Went here to visit a friend. Whatever interactions I had with the staff, I was super impressed. The…read moredoctors, nurses and rest of the staff were pleasant and helpful. Their response time to the buzzer was excellent. My friend insisted I take a look at their exhaustive food menu. Much more variety than a lot of other hospitals that I have seen. Plenty of sinks for washing up around each ward. There's a Costa on the ground floor that is very clean and visitors can pick up coffee or a snack from here.

Nobody wants to go to hospital. So when you do, it's always nice to be greeted with friendly,…read moreefficient staff. Exactly what I got yesterday when I went to A&E at Kings College Hospital. I checked in at the front desk and discussed my dodgy knee with them and was promptly added to the queue. I was told that I was 7th, and my turn soon arrived. The doctor I saw was incredibly helpful and showed great empathy for my injury. She didn't dismiss it and say "just rest, you'll me reet" like some doctors do. She referred me for an MRI at fracture clinic on Wednesday and sent me on my way with some extra tall crutches! They have signs around the hospital asking if patients would recommend them to our friends and family? I certainly would!

Splendid customer service with positive energy attitude. Appreciated the kindness heart Amenread more

When my mom fell and broke her hand while we were on vacation, we looked for just a walk-in urgent…read morecare clinic for her to go to, but found that they were inside the hospitals in England. We had a full day + a travel day left in our trip, so wanted to get it take care of as soon as possible. Unfortunately, St. Thomas was unable to help us due to their absolutely extreme and unacceptable wait times. We arrived around 8 PM and waited in an outdoor but tented queue for about 45 minutes before being checked in to the emergency room. Signage was not very clear, so we really weren't sure we were in the right place until we got to the front of the line. There were people in line with us with all types of absolutely terrible ailments, and a few that looked like they needed to be lying down, or at least sitting, but all wheelchairs were full. When we finally made it inside, a lovely nurse named Elle checked us in. She was fantastic and so helpful and friendly. She took some notes down, and offered medication if needed. We sat for about 20 more minutes before being called to another station where we told another person all the same things, and were sent down the hall to "urgent care" where they warned us it would be a 3-4 hour wait. And there we sat. And sat. And sat for about 3.5 hours - observing only 4 people being called back, having x-rays, and then coming back to the waiting room to sit. They made several announcements over the intercom during our visit asking people not to ask reception for a wait time update as it only hinders their ability to work through the line. I believe we only saw 2 people leave with, what appeared to be, a solution to their injury. After nearly 4 hours and absolutely no end in sight, we decided to call it quits, and try to wait and seek help when we returned to the States. Before we left, the receptionist had us go in and speak to the nurse practitioner on-duty who gave us some tips and a sling. She was lovely as well, and seemed sorry that she wasn't able to help us. I know that England's healthcare system plays a role in the terrible experience that we received here, but we sat in this waiting room for hours in hard plastic chairs (still with plastic walls separating them, by the way, making it impossible to talk to the person next to you), and the water jug was completely empty. The ER waiting room had vending machines, so I ended up going back there at one point to get a drink, but my goodness, they aren't even providing the bare minimum here. My mom was in a lot of pain, but there were people here with all sorts of wounds, waiting all night just for a few stitches. After returning home to the US, my mom was able to visit an urgent care and only wait about 15 minutes to see a doctor. She's all squared away now (or on the way to it, at least) but this is such an extremely terrible way to do things as she was in a lot of pain for days.

I have never got why people get scared about going to the dentist…read more From the age of three I used to go to Kings College Dental Hospital. Initially, slightly shy about letting a stranger look into my mouth (I am told) my parents would bring me here while Dr Smith a very amiable and calm dentist would count my teeth, give me a sticker and off I went home. I doubt this is common practice but it worked for me and since I have never had a problem with going to the dentist. The hospital deals in paediatric, orthodontic and specialist dentistry. It is run by the NHS so advanced booking is necessary and the time in the waiting room is by no standards brief, but the dentists here were always fantastic throughout the many years I was a patient here for. Excellent with children, excellent in what they do and thankfully I have not had a single problem with my teeth since.

I was referred here by my dentist for wisdom tooth extraction. It was a long time before I received…read morea letter with an appointment date and time (which could be changed on calling them, but I didn't need to), but apparently it takes up to 6 weeks for them to contact you after a dentist referral. My letter was followed by an automated voice message to my phone a few days before - reminding me of my appointment and asking me to confirm that I would be there. On the day the waiting time was minimal, the staff friendly and really put me at ease. I had an Xray (you have to remove all jewellery around the area - earrings, necklace etc, however I have a lip ring that I have never removed and they just worked around it). They provided an easy to understand analysis of my wisdom tooth situation, and the procedure I would need to go through, and said I would probably need another, 3d, xray scan to know how the tooth sits, before the surgery. A few days later I received my letter asking me to book my 3d scan appointment, which I did, and I arrived on the day and went straight in for the scan. Again, I could not remove my lip ring, and neither could the scanning staff, so they worked around it and it was fine. I am currently waiting for my letter to book the surgery itself. My rating will perhaps change after that! Pros: Friendly, helpful staff, efficient appointments (minimal wait!) Cons: Having to wait for letters to be able to schedule appointments - it creates a delay and a phone or an online system would be much easier! Scanning staff not being able to help me remove my lip ring haha.

Modern doctors surgery with touch screen admission which is means you don't have to queue if you…read morehave an appointment. Trying to call is difficult (as with any doctors surgery) but they tell you your queue position while you are on hold. The waiting area is clean and has a lot of information leaflets. I have only had good experiences at this doctors surgery.

After seeing the NHS several times, I still did not get a diagnosis why I am unwell: constant…read morebloody nose, dizziness, sleepiness and itchy feet and palms. I have been recommended to Harley Street Health Centre by one of my colleagues. So I booked an appointment with Dr Abood. The consult lasted an hour, and included a chat about my symptoms, when they occur, ear & nose check, blood pressure and also had blood taken. Personally, even though I am in my mid 30's,I am really scarred of the needle, but the nurse was amazing. She distracted me by keeping my mind busy chatting, while she was drawing blood. Offered me water & advised to wait for couple of minutes before I leave. The whole experience was 5*. No rushing or looking at you like you are crazy because your palms & sole is itching at night, weirdly enough. So the next day I got my results. It was not as bad as I thought. Iron & Vitamin D deficiency. Something that can be fixed easily. So glad I went to the clinic, as my nose bleeds and itchyness have been haunting me for years. I am now taking my supplements & feeling much better. Will have another blood test done probably in 3-4 months.

Not often you find the perfect doctor who understands you and treat you like a friend rather than a…read moretest subject. I was lucky to find this lovely clinic in Harley Street which did exactly that and I've been visiting this place for the last 3 years. Would suggest it to anyone in and around the square mile.

I was extremely sick over my winter reading week. It was the christmas eve and I was coughing up a…read morestorm. Unsure about what to do because I'm from the US, I called around to see where to go. Eventually I was told to try Lister Primary Care Centre. It's easy to get to this location, I took the bus. I went to the centre and since it was early in the morning after approximately 30 minutes I was seen by a nurse practitioner. She took my temperature and listened to my heart, lungs, etc. She wasn't very thorough but sent me off with some weak antibiotics. They worked! But, stupidly I went out for New Years and got sick again. I will go again because I stil don't have a Primary care doctor.

The St Phillips Medical Centre was my doctors and dentists throughout university. It is aligned…read morewith the LSE though anyone can register if they live in the area. Also, whilst the GP practice is NHS the dentists is subsidised private. Fortunately my dealings with both aspects of the centres has been fairly limited. Still, whenever I have been to see the doctor they have all had a wonderful manner. The receptionists are less pleasant, though this seems to generally be the case with doctor's. Who knows, perhaps they are supposed to act as some sort of gauntlet. The receptionists at the dentists on the other hand are lovely, as is the dentist himself. Whilst, having having your mouth prodded with sticks and things is never going to be a blast, as dentists go this place is pretty good. In so far as one can choose ones medical care this place deserves choosing.

I used the Dental Surgery at university and after - their service has been consistently good.read more

Having heard so much about floatation tank therapy, I decided to give this a try after a friend…read morebooked me an introductory session on a late weekday evening. The staff were incredibly helpful, warm and welcoming (shout out to Eugene and Callum) especially since this was my first time. I arrived early with lots of time to spare so spent it in the Chill out room which was really nice but way too small. It already seemed crowded with 3 people in it and a fourth person wanted to come in but decided not to when she saw the people in it. The sci-fi egg-like pods are really sleek and each in their own private room with shower. The actual experience itself wasn't as transformational as I'd hoped as it took me a while to really get into a place of complete relaxation as my mind decided to have a party rather than relax and I felt that it was only the final 15-20 minutes where I could really zone-out and rest my mind. And by then, it was over too soon. The only thing I have an issue with is to use the floating neck guard provided for your head as even if you allow your head to flop onto the water it isn't supposed to stretch that far back. I was conscious of the tension and pain in my neck because of this even whilst using the neck guard in place I knew the first experience wouldn't be as amazing as I hoped but it's definitely piqued my interest and I will return to experience more float sessions.

So the one star off is because I'm still resigned to turn my nose up ever so slightly at steeping…read morein water others have used, but we've all been in pools and the ocean yea? Don't mind me, the water is filtered after use. So my brother gifted me an isolation chamber experience and it was different and bomb. I would never do this unless goaded and it was über relaxing and good for the body. Basically you enter a private room, shower, put in water proof ear plugs, and nude, you enter a pristine egg shaped pod with lights you control (that ostensibly don't upset your circadian rhythm), and you float in hundreds of pounds of Epsom salts (magnesium) and water for an hour. It decompresses you mentally (you're supposed to count your breaths and reflect forward), detoxifies and fights inflammation. A great way to say cheers to London, I'm so doing this locally now. Since I'm the first to review let me add, the staff was gracious and welcoming, patiently explained the process and invited us to have tea before and after our appointment. Typically you go to the cHill Out room for silk sachet teas and ponder your silence which you've newly discovered after experiencing the isolation chamber. There's a Hollywood Room with accoutrements to fix your hair and face before you face the world anew.

Walked in yesterday to ask about the price for accupressure. The lady at the counter told me that…read moreit would be 55 GBP and to fill out a form. I filled out the form and the doctor saw me right away. He did a 3-5 minute assessment of my shoulder issue and then had me lay on the table and proceeded to do acupuncture, which is not what I came in for. I decided to let it go and he put a bunch of needles in my shoulder and neck. Then had me roll over and did the same to the front. I will say that I my frozen shoulder did feel 50% better BUT he kept mentioning that he recommended me to take herbs to help for 5 weeks at 70 GBP per week. I declined. Then when I went to leave another person was at the counter with a bunch of herbs already bagged up told me the same that the doctor recommended the herbs for 5 weeks. I said no, and he said that there is a discount so the 5 weeks would cost 50 GBP per (250 GBP) I declined and as I went to leave he told me that the 55 GBP was for the consultation and that the acupuncture was 90 GBP. In the past month I've had acupuncture done in New York City, Los Angeles, and San Francisco . This was more expensive than ANY of these cities. I think that the doctor was good, but the practices of the office leaves much to be desired. None of the other acupuncture places that I went to ever suggested herbs for the muscles in my shoulder. One sold me a muscle balm, which makes more sense. Beware

Fantastic, excellent treatment, lower back and both knees…read more Feeling so much better now, thank you.