They came in clutch. I had originally booked a massage place near this area but that business…read moredidn't open when it was suppose to. Looked around on Yelp and found this place who was taking walk-ins. Service was great! Tony massaged me. Highly recommend him! I felt relaxed afterwards. The massage came with hot stones at the end. Definitely will not be asking for that because that was hhhhhot. Not a pleasant experience but other than that, 5 stars. Apparently there is a weird smell to the place per the customer that came after me. I didn't smell anything but it's probably because I'm used to odd smells living in an Asian household.

No talking. Just massage. I really enjoy the atmosphere. My favorite is when they walk on my back…read moreand really dig deep.

Fabulous massage with Deb. Relaxing and helped my back pain. Nice facility…read more Easy to book appointments. Will be back for sure.

I had Deb as my massage therapist. Not only was she incredibly nice, she did an amazing job. I…read morealmost always have shoulder and back pain, and walking out after my session was the first time in months that i actually felt relief. She even gave me tips on things i could do on my own.

I've been seeing Ellie for over a year now and so thankful to have her in my life. From the…read moremassages to the teaching about how the body works and answering all of my many questions, she continues to add more positivity into my life. If you are looking for a great group of massage therapists defiantly check out Mind Body Spirit Massage and all the other services they offer for your wellness

the owner is not professional at all. not honest in my OPNION. she puts veterans last because she…read moredoes not get as much money for them. so they end up waiting and waiting. she does have a great office person. Kate or Katie that saves the place . the owner is lucky she has her

When think of a massage, you think of calm relaxation, but thats not what I got. The guy who worked…read moreon me was hacking and coughing his ashtray breath on me the whole time, left 3x to go assist the front desk and then at the end of the session, folded me up like a pretzel 7 different ways very quickly and abruptly which was actually painful. He was clearly in a hurry and just wanted me off the table and out the door. Then had the audacity to ask if I wanted a punch card, no, but I'd like to punch you Sir!

Advertising a price for massage online and not honoring it when I arrived. 10/01/2025read more

I had a knee problem and I used Michael BioFreeze and what a different…read more Thanks, Ron K

Michael is amazing! I've never had a male masseuse before and I was honestly hesitant to have him…read moremassage me. I'm glad I went for it because he has amazing hands.

Just left a 2 hour massage with Toni. It was amazing! Perfect way to treat myself to some…read morerelaxation and self care. Toni is friendly and the space is calm and welcoming. Books out quite a bit in advance so it takes some planning to get in, but gives you something to look forward to. I will be back.

Toni provided a massage that did two things perfectly: (1) gave a phenomenal stress-relieving…read moreexperience during the massage, and (2) furnished tension relief in my muscles and joints that lasted a long time after the massage. I felt great immediately after the massage, but felt even better and more relaxed a few days later. And that's something I've found to be rare among massage therapists.

I bought my sister a gift certificate of $180.00 for her birthday to enjoy a massage at Rapture…read more When she was filling out the form they asked her to provider her pronoun. This was not an optional question however it should be since its personal. She declined to answer the question online and by doing so could not complete the form. She went to Rapture in person on her appointment date to fill out any forms needed for the massage. She's been to spas before so she knows the routine is pretty straight forward when you're there. In this case however, it was not. While there she was told by a Rapture employee that she would have to answer the question and disclose her pronoun that she prefers. She explained to them that this is not necessary and that she doesn't feel comfortable disclosing this information to them or to anyone else for that matter. Rapture declined service due to this unnecessary, and what should be optional question to answer. They literally told her that they can't provide a massage service that has already been paid for through a gift certificate because she wouldn't disclose her pronoun preference. The employee also said this was required in case of an emergency. What emergency service would actually care or even ask what someones pronoun is? They don't. Furthermore, Rapture didn't even offer to refund the GC even though they weren't providing the service. The least they can do is provide a refund. That would be the descent thing to do. Not decline service and keep the money. Rapture, I have issued a charge back on to my credit card for services not provided.

I've recently been trying to navigate the health care system, and it has been challenging and…read morepainful. Like many others, I have been overwhelmed by our current social context, work, and trying to assist my kids with schooling at home. Time for self-care, right? (Insert sadness). I started work earlier today, moved meetings, and left early, so that I could make this appointment. Needless to say, I was looking forward to some compassionate, skillful care. (Insert more sadness). I arrived five minutes early as instructed. Knocked and waited. Knocked and waited. An individual come to the door and explained that she was part of another business and asked me to wait while she checked with Carol downstairs. She came back shortly and explained that my appointment had been cancelled? Pardon me? "Yeah, your email didn't work, so your appointment was cancelled." "My email?," I asked incredulously. "Yes," she confirmed. Stunned, I went back to my car to check my email. After all, I may have missed the cancellation email. After searching my email, there was no cancellation email. Instead, there were THREE emails, including one from yesterday, affirming my appointment (photo below). This is advertised as a woman owned, minority business, and it's on the Hilltop! I was looking forward to supporting this business. Miscommunication happens, client error happens, we all miss the mark sometimes. I get it. Those things do not and should not define this business--but the mark was missed today. You could have helped to correct some of this by: (1) ensuring you cancel appointments, to be considerate of other's time. (2) It would have been a small, but kind gesture to come to the door, meet me yourself, and explain. The lack of the aforementioned has left me even more weary and feeling unvalued as a potential client. (Super sad). Yelp fam, have any suggestions for therapeutic massage in the Tacoma/Lakewood/Steilacoom/University Place/Fircrest area? Please send me a private message.

Stephanie is an amazing massage practitioner and highly recommend Two Hands Studio!!!read more

Dana is the bomb. I am a giant fan of massage and have had a lot of them all over the world. The…read morepricing here is very competitive with the area, and I have had nothing but excellent experiences. The studio is in a back room of a clinic - it's not a "spa" competing with other assorted glam & such. Very nice setup.

Roxanne was amazing!! It's always nerve wracking going to a new person but I just moved here and…read morewill absolutely be coming back. Thank you for a relaxing massage

LOVE Roxanne! Only done one massage because of my work schedule but will 100% keep coming back to…read moreher! Have looked around Tacoma and Lakewood for a massage therapist and have been to at least 10 different people. Roxanne is by far the best! She also has fairest prices! Don't have to break the bank to see her regularly!!