After my massage therapist, who I had been seeing for years, moved out of the country last year, I…read moretried a few other massage places, but none of them felt like home. I had a 60 minute Swedish Massage with Elle at Body of Needs Spa yesterday and have finally found my new MT and Spa home!! The experience begins with being welcomed by their delightful receptionist who offered me water and had me fill out their very detailed intake form that asks everything from specific areas of focus, lotion or oil preference, amount of pressure and all the things your MT needs to tailor your massage. Elle came out to get me and brought me in to a very tranquil treatment room. There is a whiteboard on the wall and Elle used it to note where I wanted her to focus, any thing that was important to me for my massage and then she stepped out so that I could undress. As she started the massage, the pressure was a little lighter than I wanted so I told her and she immediately adjusted. She really worked on my problem areas and gave a great full body massage!! I'm a little sore today, but in the best possible way!! I immediately scheduled my next appointment with Elle as soon as I got in the car; a 90 minute this time,. Their online booking makes it so easy to book, reschedule, or cancel your appointment. Needless to say Elle and Body of Needs are my new go to!!

The only picture I took was while I was waiting for my massage. However, all other photos that are…read morelinked with this business are very accurate. This spa is hidden on Main Street in Middletown and is absolutely perfect. You are greeted by the receptionist when you walk in and offered tea or water while you wait. There are several private service rooms. I had a 90 minute deep tissue with Mackenzie. She was excellent at determining where I needed attention and how much pressure. The room was relaxing with the proper lighting and music. The table was heared. Prices were reasonable. I am happily sore and feel much better! I will absolutely be back to see Mackenzie again!!! I think I found my new local spot.

I've gone for massages all over but find this place to have great energy and experienced…read moretherapists. Definitely worth a try!! You won't be disappointed!

From the owner: TMC offers many modalities.read more

I had a massage at Sunstone Massage last month and I'm still dreaming about it. The place is easy…read moreto find, beautifully decorated, and peaceful. Gina pays attention to all the details, and took all proper safety precautions due to COVID. Her pressure during the massage was perfect, and she paid attention to my breath and comfort while treating me. She was equally comfortable with silence and conversation, letting me take the lead with which I preferred during my massage. Her heated table was a blessing to start my massage with, and she turned it off before I even needed to ask when we moved to a part of the massage where I was more covered and more toasty. Overall, she is absolutely excellent at her craft and I cannot wait to return in the future!

I would highly recommend Gina to anyone! She really makes you feel comfortable & takes the time to…read moreaddress your needs, I always leave super relaxed and feeling great.

Groupon tricked me…read more This place was very sketchy. I booked with Jen my 90 minute massage two or three weeks ago. When I came in for my scheduled massage, there was no receptionist at the Sykes Family Chiropractic, where she worked from. So I gently knocked on one of the doors. Shortly after, she came out of the room while her client was in there (dear client, I'm sorry I interrupted). She reviewed her schedule and found out that she "forgot" to pencil me in. She blamed a technical glitch on her phone, but I was convinced that it was a professional glitch on her end. Then she told that she normally locks the front door while working on a client. When I told her that she told me it was at Frank's Chiropractic, she immediately snapped at me and told that she has been at Sykes for four years and she would of course know the name of the Chiropractor. Her appearance was very sloppy, especially as massage therapist who works on peoples' bodies. She looked like she was overdue for a shower; which was very disturbing and made me very alarmed. There was no way that someone with obvious hygiene issues was going to touch my skin. As a result, I refused to reschedule. Another Yelp reviewer made a similar comment relating to her hygiene. Not only am I wary about the massage therapist, I'm also wary about Sykes Family Chiropractic. Right now, I'm fighting with Groupon to get a credit on my account.

I received a groupon gift for this; unfortunately I drove 40 minutes to be insulted, yelled at, and…read morenot get a massage. I admit I had reservations after reading other reviews, and when I went to the website it was expired. However, I had no problem making the appointment, and showed showed up a few minutes early, optimistic. My appointment time came and went, and no one came out to get me, and immediately the reviews about her being late, not showing up, and double booking started running through my head, of course. I could hear voices behind a door down the hall, but I felt funny venturing into the office. A few minutes after my scheduled time, I called her number, but it went to voicemail. Not knowing what else to do, I went and knocked gently at the door - honestly, I thought a staff meeting was going on in there, there was talking going on, not the normal quiet and new age music of a massage. Someone called out "just a minute". 10 minutes after my appointment was supposed to start, I still had seen no one, I tried to call again; again, right to voice mail. Finally she came out. Instead of apologizing for running late, she said I was rude to knock on the door, how would I like it if someone did that to me. I said I was sorry, I didn't realize, I didn't know what was going on. I have had many massages, they run like clockwork; I have never had one not start on time. Honestly, would it have been difficult to send me a text or leave a note saying she was running late? She lectured me that most masseurs run as solo operations. Is that an excuse? I mean, SHE is late and I'm the one getting lectured? 30 seconds of her time to send me a text and leave a note on the door would have solved all the problems here!! Needless to say, she made me very uncomfortable. There was no way I was getting naked and and letting this woman touch me after she called me rude and was clearly angry with me. When I said I thought I should leave she said fine - I felt like she had already been paid by Groupon, so me leaving would definitely work best for her. I left there with the opposite of a massage - stressed and upset. After a lengthy exchange with Groupon, I got them to refund the money to the person who gifted it to me - so now I had to tell them what happened, which I would rather not have done (I didn't want them to know how much grief their gift had given me). All in all a rotten experience, and a waste of hours of my time between driving there and back, waiting, and emailing with Groupon.

Therapist refused to honor expired Groupon according to Groupon's terms. Groupon stated that my…read moreGroupon was always worth the $45 I paid for it, "from now to eternity." However, when I contacted the merchant, and referenced the new client one hour massage on his website for $40, he told me I'd owe an additional $20. That makes a massage $65, not $40. His response was "Yes, but I do not even get 1/2 of what the groupon is sold for. The $20 brings the total that I get paid up to the new client special." That's so SHADY. This therapist is the one who chose to go through Groupon. I did not force him to advertise on Groupon. He knew what he would make on each Groupon, and still go ahead with selling the Groupons. You make a choice, you need to live with it, not penalize your potential clients. So now, I will never be a client. And I will tell all of my friends not to be clients. Because no one wants to get ripped off by a greedy person who was happy to use Groupon to get advertising for his business, but not actually happy to follow their rules. Certainly, I don't think I should have to pay $25 extra for my massage over the advertised new client price, simply because the therapist now regrets his advertising choices. So, I contacted Groupon and they gave me my money back. So I've been made whole (thanks only to Groupon), but wanted to be sure to warn all potential customers about this therapist's suspect business practices. If you've already purchased a Groupon, don't even attempt to use it, just contact Groupon to get your money back!!

Excellent massage, Sidney is professIonal and a good communicator. Pleasant office and treatment…read moreroom.

Great massage!! (and I'm very picky because I have chronic back pain!) I've tried a lot of…read moredifferent massage therapists over the years, and have struggled to find one I really like in this area since we've moved here. I will definitely be back here. There is a great introductory special on your first massage! Therapist was also very nice and professional as well!

Love the star float room. Staff is very nice and willing to help with whatever you need. Very clean…read moreand Very friendly and massages are so Devine and relaxing. I've had Dorothy twice and she did not disappoint, very amazing at her craft in massage. Tysm see ya'll soon. Much love

Very thorough and so clean A must for you to take of…read moreyourself. A quieting experience worthy of many more visits.

I have been going to Melanie for almost 10 years and wouldn't go anywhere else. I enter stressed…read moreand tense and leave feeling rejuvenated. I highly recommend her.

Melanie is the real deal. She's very knowledgeable, professional and friendly. I always have the…read moremost amazing massages with her. I would 100% recommend her services