Nancy did an amazing job with pressure and getting into my sore spots. The place was clean, quiet…read moreand relaxing. One of the best massages I've gotten in Vegas.

Very good foot spa, much needed after standing and walking for 10 hours! The lady that did my foot…read moremassage was very nice and used the perfect pressures. Inside is clean and staff is friendly!

Not sure if this is the right location page but I had a great unexpected massage while waiting to…read morego to the airport Originally went in for the 20 min chair massage left almost an hour later with a full vacation massage where they massage your arms and legs feet too Very refreshing and relaxed, they actually aim to get out the kinks ! Expensive but actually probably comparable to other places on the strip

We were walking past Professional Massage and got suckered into this massage place. $75 for 30…read moreminutes was not worth it. I don't think they kept track of the time as it felt like 20 minutes and half the time was standing up to fetch hot towels. Worst is the demand for a 20% tip that seemed coerced and rude. My partner and I will avoid walking past them or walk on by next time. Better service can be found in Chinatown for sure.

We were supposed to be getting sushi next door. But when we got out of the Uber and saw this sign,…read morewe made an impulsive decision to get our feet massaged. Don't ask me why. It was a Vegas trip and we were drinking. Anyway, there was no one there. The lady there was super nice but we were hesitant and didn't know what we were getting into. There was red light in the room and no other signs of human life. The price was $40 for one hour. Seems reasonable. When we sat down, 2 people came through the front door and started prepping us. Idk where they came from but their hands were magical. They start with you head, neck, shoulders, arms, and then move to your feet. Afterwards, they have you flip over and they work on your back. My BF fell asleep and was snoring. That's how good it was. Was it my best Chinese foot reflexology experience? Probably not. But it's a solid massage for $40. Our feet thanked us after walking the strip for 2 days!

Don't waste your time here. Demanded $30 tip for a 50$ massage, also when my friend said that he…read morewas only going to tip $30 for both of us, they got mad. The guy giving my friend massage literally left immediately and took the tip of $30 and left, so the owner demanded us tip another $30... The care quality is mediocre. The massage office experience inside was also mediocre. This is just a tourist trap. I hate to repeat myself, but don't waste your time in here

Great service, calm atmosphere, kind owners. Middle of the road, price wise. Not bad prices for…read moreVegas.

Massage was fine, but the lady at the front counter was very forceful about a minimum $20 tip per…read moreperson. Would not recommend

Me and my girl both went in for massages today. A male…read moremasseuse worked on me, and a female masseuse on her. The male masseuse gave me a great massage! Very relaxing and he massaged alll the tension out of my shoulders and back. He also cracked my back which was SO needed. He had very calm manner and checked to make sure the pressure was ok for me. The hot stones felt amazing! Also the foot soak and facial were great. My girl had the female masseuse and she did not enjoy it as much. The massage itself seemed to involve more of the fist pounding and not much rubbing. The masseuse left the room for 5-10 mins, more than once, with no explanation and then did not extend the massage to make up for it. She also loudly yawned several times and even took phonecalls throughout the massage! Totally messed up the zen atmosphere. It was strange and it would have been nice if another masseuse was available to take over. Also, a loud argument broke out between some other employees midway thru our massages. We could hear loud yelling from another room and at some point both our masseuses seemed to have to leave to handle it. It went on for several minutes and definitely threw off the vibe. All in all I may go again for that specific male masseuse. Shout out to him!

Lousy employees there. I walk in and they say we only take cash. I go get cash and show up 30…read moreminutes later and they say they're busy.

Outstanding, therapeutic foot massage by Lisa. It's a…read morelittle intimidating to be advised/questioned about ailments. She pressed on my foot, it was a tight knot, and she asked if the left side of my head was feeling any pain or if I had any issue. I actually have ongoing tinnitus on left side. Then she pressed on a different spot and asked if my back hurts. It does. It's remarkable how foot reflexology can detect issues and I hope help to heal. It's my third visit here. I've recommended this location and Lisa to family and friends. She worked in a hospital in China with critically ill patients for years, I think she has outstanding awareness of the human body and I'm a believer in foot reflexology. It was clear she made the connection between the knot in my foot at a very specific location and a medical condition elsewhere. It's not a fancy spa, the low lighting, water fountain sound and spa music create a nice environment though, I fell asleep this time.

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).

CAUTION: If you want aromatherapy, nakedness or light touch rubbings, DON'T come here…read more Master Li gives a no nonesense ultra firm massage. Tell him if you need the pressure adjusted, because it can be suffering if you're not used to this type if massage. Begin by sitting on ottoman with a feet soak, fully clothed. Back-shoulders-neck are done. Feet dried and then lying supine on the big chair. Head, arms, feet and legs are done. Then turn over for back and legs. Then, its a hot stone rub along the spine. A little more massage on the back and the hour has flown by. Wear shirt and shorts for maximum ease of massage. Avoid wearing bra. They do have 1 toilet room to change in.

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.

After our disastrous experience at a new foot massage place up the road, we decided to return to a…read moreplace that we both liked before, hoping it wasn't a fluke. Sunday afternoon and it was a tad busy. They asked if we could wait five minutes and we took a seat. The first things I noticed was how dark it was, creating a more relaxed atmosphere than other places. As other employees were finishing up, they came out to the front and greeted us. Their hushed tones added to the quietness of this place, and we both appreciated how friendly everyone was. And they asked if we wanted anything to drink before our treatments. We were seated shortly in our semi-private room for two. They brought out a hot herbal bath for our feet to soak in and came around behind us to start working. (Yay - no wasted time here!) As they start working on our neck and shoulders, they ask how long we would like. We tell them we want 45 minutes, and they do try to persuade us for the 60 minute one, but we're okay right now. For the next 15-20 minutes, the girls are working on our head, face, and neck. My girl (Rosa) was scratching my scalp like no tomorrow and it was definitely getting me in the zone. Aww...this is the perfect way to start - head first as your feet soak and then move down your body! When they come around to the front of us, they push our shoulders and arms for a bit before taking our feet out of the bath. They also push your seat back so it reclines entirely. After my feet are dried, she quickly dumps out the hot water bath and returns to get working. She rubs some sort of ointment on my right foot before wrapping it up and then starts working on my left foot. I am super relaxed now and I can hear the Husband breathing steadily next to me. (Yes, he has fallen asleep, this is definitely a good sign! May was working on him.) I can feel myself wanting to fall asleep too because I am feeling pretty good. Eventually, I do zone in and out of sleep, but just for a second. They do move to my right foot eventually and I'm practically sleeping, so it all feels good. After the massage, they wipe your calves and feet down with a hot towel. They then roll down your pants legs and push on your legs and thighs a bit. You sense the closing movements of your massage and are sad to know the time has come. And they also offer us something to drink afterward instead of waiting around for a tip (like a few other places). They do a good job here, it's thorough and professional and there really are no complaints. (I would complain more about the other guests who talk very loudly because they are inconsiderate and do not realize we can hear everything of their conversation. So please hush your voices when you enter!) Also, when our girls did speak to each other, it was in hushed tones as well. They are busy and had a steady stream of customers coming in and out, which can be distracting. The Husband says he prefers to go late at night when there's less foot traffic, and I will have to agree. They do accept VISA or MasterCard, but their credit card machine runs very slowly and is a bit of pain. So, they prefer cash if possible. They also have you sign your name in after the treatment as to keep track of their clients, which we find quite professional. We'll return here often, recommend others here, and probably go for the 60 minute one the next time we come. $28 for 45 minutes $38 for 60 minutes $48 for 75 minutes $55 for 90 minutes

Bf and I wanted a 45-minute foot massage. As soon as we walked in, they directed us into one of the…read moresemi-private rooms, not even asking what service we wanted. They didn't even discuss prices or packages. I didn't really pay attention to what time we went in. I think it was something like 740 on a Sunday night. They got started right away. They turn the lights off completely and recline your seat completely and the place is transformed into a shady rub-n-tug. They set up a tub of warm water with a tea bag in and set your feet in. It was the absolute perfect temperature. It was like, right between warm and hot. They pull up the plastic lining from the tub around your calves to contain the heat and warm your calves. Nice touch. Its the small things. As your feet steep, they begin promptly on your upper body. When they started the massage, Bf's massage girl asked "How long?" and we asked of the 45-minute deal. I think they worked on head, face, neck, shoulders, and upper back for about half of the time. Then they dumped the water and did the foot and calf massage with a lavender cream. I was thinking, "Wow, they do every thing short of upper body." And then they had me turn around and sit on the hassock and he did my back! Unbe-frickin-lievable. So worth more than the $28 per person. Shoot, you can keep the happy ending. The massage wasn't like ... Western. Like, you know how Swedish massages are in really controlled, serene, almost sterile environments? This was still serene, but the massage was so much more vigorous. Like, no time wasted. On our way out, I asked our massage peoples' names. I had Jason and Bf had Rosa. They were obviously American nicknames because our crude American tongues can't pronounce their delicate Chinese names. But dude. They couldn't say their American names. Anyways. Jason was super. When he was doing my back, he was really trying to turn me into hamburger. It was like nauseatingly painful. But in such a good way. You need to get your money's worth, man! My suggestions. Make sure you shave your legs good, for the ladies, at least up to your knee caps. Don't wear a short skirt. Don't have funky balogna feet. Wear slippers to and from. If you want them to rub your ears, don't wear earrings. I took out the metal from my lobes, but left in the cartilage hardware and I was okay. In fact, you might want to take off any jewelry. p.s. The rub-n-tug was not offered to my bf. But if you go into one of those places, you really need to decide first hand if you're gonna get the happy ending and stick to your guns. Chinese very persuasive. * off the strip, non-casino