My husband and I were missing the foot spas we used to get pre-baby so we wanted to find one in…read moreVegas while my parents babysat. We came here because of the good Yelp reviews (thanks, fellow Yelpers!). We were not disappointed. We opted for the $25 hour foot massages with reflexology. We were escorted to a partitioned room with two beds (see picture). I liked the private feel of the semi private room without the prying eyes of other customers. We both had male masseuses who applied firm but not too deep pressure. While your feet soak in warm water, your head, face, neck and shoulders are massaged, then your arms and hands before they get to your feet. After your feet are massaged (I especially liked the hot stones - which I think come with the reflexology option), then your legs and you're asked to flip over and they massage/stretch your back. A full hour later, I felt more relaxed and the sore back I had from sleeping poorly last night was gone. We tipped $15 each (total with tip was $40/person). These guys work hard and we appreciated it. As we were leaving, we were offered complimentary bottled waters and a stamp card (you get a free massage after ten). Definitely plan to be back!

We went to QQ Foot Spa for a 1 hour foot massage for $25.. We called about 15 minutes ahead of time…read moreand they were able to take us. The owner,QQ, greeted us and gave us bottled waters. I think my massage was by Lily. She starts by soaking my feet while i laid back on the bed as she gives a head, neck, shoulder, arm and hand massage. They usually massage your eyebrows, temples and forehead area, but I told her not to because I had make-up on which she said no problem. Then she proceeds to a fantastic foot massage. The last 10 mins she asked me to lie face down and massages my back. The massage was a perfect amount of time. Sometimes I do 75 or 90 minutes but it just depends... the massage is usually pretty hard-core with her walking on your back and stretching your body so it just depends on how much you feel you can take. Today's was just right! Having been to a few other foot spas in Vegas, there were a couple reasons why this one stood out...they didn't short us on time by having you lie there with your feet soaking while they leave the room for 5 to 10 minutes lessening your massage time... she started massaging right away and gave the full 1 hour. She didn't have fingers that smelled of smoke which I noticed some do. She didn't talk throughout the whole massage to the other therapists in another language while you wonder what they are saying. She did ask if I was ok. If the pressure was good. She was friendly! When we were done , we paid QQ and she offered us more bottled water and some candy. She was genuinely thankful for our patronage and asked us to come again. The overall experience was nice and I will be back again. TIP: Regarding Tipping, these foot spa places are cheap for a 1 hour massage. A $10-15 tip on a $25 foot massage is normal and expected !

Alicia gave an amazing massage! My back was sore and she made sure to apply the perfect pressure…read moreand it feels like new again. Definitely will be back!!

This place does not look clean or relaxing…read more We called asking for a couples, and when we got there they said they could only do 30 minutes. Who gets a full body massage in 30 minutes? The lady was not very professional.

You need to remove that damn phone number. I've been dealing with your calls for the past 5 years…read moreand I'm sick and tired of this shit. Your loans, payments, customers are all messaging and calling me.

My friend that moved here a while back comes here for massages, this is her inexpensive go to spot…read more I met up with her and figured we would give it a try. It's a walk-in kind of spot. She never had the same person massage her since they were all about the same. Service and massages aren't bad for the price and location.

The rooms are a bit narrow but they looked comfortable. Rhe masseuse were nice and they honored my…read moregroupon price. I got a 90m deep tissue massage. I felt my masseuse can do less leg and rubbing. It felt good for the most part. I'd definitely come again.

A-One Massage Spa deserves way more recognition…read more Located near Spring Mountain Rd and Decatur Blvd in Las Vegas, this spot is easy to access with convenient plaza parking. It's in a busy commercial area, but once you step inside, it's calm and quiet. I booked a 90 minute deep tissue massage with hot stones using a Groupon deal, and even without the discount, their regular pricing is very reasonable for the quality of work. I tipped in cash at checkout. If you love true deep tissue and not the light, feathery "relaxation only" type of massage, this is your place. I am not a fan of soft massages. I want my knots addressed directly and thoroughly, and A-One delivered exactly that. The reservation process was seamless. They confirmed by text a few days beforehand, which was incredibly convenient. I was able to secure an appointment within a week, even during a holiday weekend. That alone impressed me. My appointment was closer to closing time, and when I arrived about five minutes early, my room was already prepared. No waiting around. Huge bonus. The massage room was clean with fresh linens. Nothing smelled off. Everything felt well maintained. Noise level was zero. I honestly do not think there were any other guests at the time because it was so peaceful. Now the massage itself. Their technique is incredibly on point. I carry a lot of tightness in my neck, shoulders, and upper back. If you struggle with the same areas, you will love their style. They worked deeply and intentionally without it feeling careless or rushed. The 90 minutes went by way too fast. I was genuinely sad when it ended. The hot stones were the perfect finishing touch. The warmth combined with deep pressure made everything melt. And the scalp massage? Completely mind blowing. I did not realize how much tension I was carrying there until that moment. After the session, they offered water and made checkout easy. Scheduling the next appointment was simple. The therapists were kind, professional, and accommodating. They checked in about pressure without disrupting the flow of the massage. I am honestly surprised their Yelp rating is not a full five stars, especially since their Groupon and Google reviews are stellar. I hope more locals give this place a try. If you want a deep tissue massage that actually works your tension out, not just a spa nap, this is it. I will absolutely be back.

The care quality was wonderful! This is the fourth time I've been here, and my husband and I love…read morethis place.

They did an amazing job got a foot massage Joy was amazing relived my pain. Did cupping on my back…read more Feel so relax. Very clean Selena did my cupping and was so relived neck and shoulder massage. As well.

Truly, I'd give this place 2 stars but because the people were nice I tacked on a star. With the…read moreMULTITUDE of massage/reflexology places in LV especially on Spring Mountain road, you can definitely find a place much more newer, nicer and better than here. I would of walked out but I was at a business next door & it was 12 noon and 116 degrees outside so....yeah.....wasn't gonna go anywhere else at that moment. However, here's my take why the 3 stars: - They charged me $50 for an hour foot only massage and DID NOT hassle me or even blink an eye about leaving a tip. Honestly, I think the owners know their place is old, sun faded and hodge lodge looking but they ain't trippin' about it so they up-charge the service upfront and don't hassle about tip later. A place I went to last week (newer/nicer) charged $40 for an hour foot but strong armed pressured me to give a $20 tip. -when I asked the masseuse to give more pressure or focus on an area, they complied no problem. The man was nice and genuinely doing his best. It wasn't a bad massage but he needed direction. Why it's really 2 stars: - The towel the used on me as a blanket had stains and did not smell fresh- doubt it has been washed in a while. I pulled it off. - The bean bag eye cover they put on my eyes, oh my LAWD, it smelled like it was dipped in a cheap car freshener liquid and it immediately overwhelmed my sinuses and I couldn't breath. I had to take it off and put it far from me but the smell was stuck to my skin and my face smelled like it until I could go home and wash it off. - the whole place smelled like ginger chicken (or if you're Filipino, like tinola).

Call ahead; good foot massage and if you pay cash they will match Groupon deal. Good pressure and…read moreservice, clean spa, lots of parking. Good spot for a massage!

I had a wonderful 45-min. massage with an older Asian gentleman who did such an amazing job. The…read morepressure was as firm as I requested and he used oil, hot towels, and respected my privacy by adjusting my towel covering as he went. The rooms were clean, the place smelled great, and the music selections were relaxing and fun! My best friend was next door and she also enjoyed her massage as well! Thank you! We'll be back!

Awful, the worst "massage". She didn't even use oil until I asked her to, the entire time her and…read moreanother coworker shouted everything between both of the rooms and running back-and-forth between my session. It was truly the worst massage I have ever experience. She then had the nerve to ask at the end want me to add $10 for a tip to your card, I replied no tip for you I did not enjoy this massage.

After volunteering at Ronald McDonald House, I decided to check out Big Foot Spa since a friend's…read morefriend mentioned that she got an hour of 'feet' massage here. I've been wanting to try a place that will just do feet. When I entered, I politely whispered my request of an hour of just 'feet' massage. A lady responded in a loud tone of voice. I thought that was strange but I guess there were no customers there at the time. A guy that spoke English mentioned that the grand opening special of $19.99 is only for feet and I said that is what I want. He asked if I prefer a male or female, and I said I prefer someone good and strong. Like any other place, my feet were first soaked in hot tea water. Then the masseuse game me a face and scalp rub, followed my arm rub. I didn't care for it, but it was really hard to communicate with her. When she gave me the feet massage, it was more of a feet, shins, and calves rub. I was hoping that this masseuse knows the pressure point on the bottom of one's foot and apply pressure, not a foot rub. Anyone can do foot rubs. Heck my husband is better at it. Too bad he rather gives me money to get a massage than do so himself. I won't be coming back to this feet massage spot.

My feet were hurting after walking the strip for 7 hours the day prior. So the husband and I set…read moreout to Chinatown in search of a good foot massage. First of all, Chinatown is not just that Chinese inspired strip mall you come up on. There are like two foot spas in there, I recommend driving further. We found Big Foot massage on the right hand side of the road driving away from the strip. We had not made reservations but were still able to walk right in and be ushered to the back. I opted for the full body massage ($35 that day). There were only two employees working that day, and it was the man that did my massage. He started by instructing me to put my very sore and tired feet into the most inviting hot water soak ever! He then brought me water, and began to work magic on my feet. Within minutes I forgot all about that treacherous 7 hour walk along the strip the day prior. He then worked on my shoulders, and eventually my back. Now I love a good deep tissue massage as much as the next under paid over worked american schmuck, but wowee. I am slightly bruised 2 days later. But I feel great and I know it's all because of the wonderful massage my husband treated me to at Big Foot Massage. Some advice. Just because the people working there don't speak English well, and have accents doesn't mean you need to speak to them in broken English. To the guy that came in near the end of my massage... you sounded like a jerk. Also the rooms don't go up to the ceiling so any idiotic thing you may say, or weird sounds you make will be heard by all.... Other than that. Assume experience.