Amazing! But be warned if you haven't had a Thai massage before, they can be a full-on experience…read more It is a whole body massage that can sometimes have a bit of pain, but for me the results speak for themselves. If you find it too painful, tell the therapist they listen and adjust appropriately. The philosophy is to relax your whole body and it will heal itself. Their english is often quite basic but I regularly see the same people there and I can say that they are talented people. Go there :-) You'll feel fantastic :-)

This place has the best head massage in London. I go every month to have a head and meck massage…read more It is about 15 pounds for 30 minutes. It is very relaxing and comforting. They have other massages as well like a full body massage or sports massage. All their therapists are trained and can help advise you on the different kinds of massages they have. At the end of it, you feel like a new person. I felt so relaxed and energised. It jusr feels great.

EXCELLENT little one stop complementary therapies stop. While I only took advantage of massage…read morewhile I was there, they also offer osteopathy, acupuncture, homeopathy, psychotherapy, counseling, hypnotherapy...you name it! Now, normally I'm not a new age junkie by any means. I want a GOOD massage from someone who I trust and with good solid qualifications. I saw Fiona, and she was beyond professional with magical fingers of extraordinary goodness. I never felt like they were going to try to get me into any mumbo jumbo that I wasn't comfortable with at all. I have an actual phobia of all things medical, so the touchy touchy by strangers isn't something I enjoy. (Well, I take that back, it probably depends on the stranger...*winkwink,nudgenudge*) I figure with all my anxiety about it, my rating counts for double, right? Anyhow, I highly recommend.

I have a few niggling muscle injuries that have never been properly treated despite going to many…read moreexpensive sports therapists and physiotherapists. I was fortunate enough to be given a voucher to Therapy Village as a gift so I thought I would give them a try. From the moment I arrived, Cheryl was extremely professional and after only a short preliminary discussion she knew exactly what treatment I needed and got straight on with sorting it out! I was extremely impressed with the range of treatments offered and I will be returning soon.

I had a Wowcher coupon for 2 endermology treatment. I must say I enjoyed the treatment very much…read more Cheryl is a lovely lady, courteous, sincere, friendly and professional. When one of her clients cancelled Cheryl extended my treatment to attend to an injury to my shoulder and back at no extra cost. I have no hesitation in recommending Therapy Village. See you soon Cheryl.

Terrible service from a fill-in locum one weekend here was topped with 5 Star care from their…read morepractice manager after I complained. Can't fault it, superb. Go weekdays, obviously.

It was Sunday. My son had an ear problem that was making him miserable. Could have been an…read moreinfection. Getting an "emergency appointment" with our GP requires empirical evidence that a limb has just fallen off. So, why not go to this place, I thought. I had seen the Medicentre in Victoria Station so that seemed the natural one to go for. I called for an appointment and spoke to a friendly receptionist who took salient facts and gave me an appointment later that day. We duly arrived- it is on the station concourse, or rather above it. There are no stairs and the lift said a maximum of two people! My wife therefore came after. We arrived early but was seen straight away. I cannot fault the Doctor Kyle saw-she was articulate and informative and did all the things a doctor should-taking time for background and then gave us a detailed diagnosis which fortunately was ear wax and no infection. The cost is £70 for 15 mins, which goes up after that (you probabaly wouldn't need longer). If you are in dire need of a GP but not in dire need of an A & E (thankfully) I would recommend this place. By the way, the receptionist said we could all fit in the lift for the journey down and we didn't plummet to the ground!

I was a student at that massage school on many courses, including cranio sacral therapy, indian…read morehead massage, remedial massage, soft tissue manipulation, manual lymphatic drainage and a few smaller ones. Quality of teaching was very good, with small classes and individual approach to teaching being a bonus. Zakia Collins, the headmaster, knew all the students. I am not sure, if the school still exists, because the website is down. If in need of thai massage therapy courses and treatments I can put you in touch with a teacher from thailand with 15 years experience http://massagelondon.org

I try to squeeze in time for a massage on most of my vacations, because what's a vacation without a…read morelittle relaxation, amirite? Booking a session was super easy here, I did it online for an appointment within 2 hours. Checking in was quick, they had me fill out a form that I'm not sure was even looked at, but I have no extra needs so this wasn't an issue. I DID, however note that I'm ticklish and my massage therapist was unaware. You leave your shoes in the lobby after signing in and are guided to the back. It was a generally good massage, she seemed to be very experienced and knowledgeable. She was just a little rough which is when I realized I probably should have requested a relaxation massage instead of deep tissue -- I usually alternate between both; sometimes relaxation is TOO soft but sometimes deep tissue is TOO hard so maybe I'm just the weirdo here. She also wanted to talk through the whole session which takes away from the relaxation factor for me. Overall I would recommend and suggest to be very communicative of your preferences before hand. Don't just rely on the sign in sheet to be read.

If you have any significant experience with quality massage therapy you are going want to pass on…read morethis. There were parts that were OK, but the bulk was disappointing. I went in to address some tightness that I have been experiencing as a result of a nagging cycling injury now aggravated by waking in London for two day. I did not make an appointment but dropped and rang the bell. It does not look like they are set for drop-in appointments. They did see me, but it took a while to prep while I was on the table. I explained my issue and the focus to be the lower half. However the effort was put into my shoulders despite the comments about the legs. There was a combination of standing on me (this was a new experience for me - not a fan) and forearm and elbows. There was very little hands being used. Here is the worst part. She used a menthol rub. It was so heavy and overpowering. As she rubbed my legs with this embrocation it got on the sheets. When I turned over the part of the sheet with this product got in my man parts. That was comfortable to say the least. Add insult to injury, not only did she start late she finished a little early. What did I learn today? If you want your junk to burn with menthol, get some from the store for a fraction of the price and do it yourself. You will be much bette

My back has been feeling as creaky as a haunted house this past month, so I was really in need when…read moreI booked a hot-stone massage at this new spot. I was thoroughly impressed with Hanna who was super-polite and professional, as well as looking as cute as a person can possibly be! She really got in there with the crazy knots I was carrying and put some serious welly into cracking them up. I'm not that experienced with Thai massage and she was careful to ask how much pressure I wanted and where I preferred to be focused on most (so crucial for a masseuse to ask!) The little touches also impressed me: a heated blanket so that the table was warm when I clambered on, and the softest eye towel to cover my face when I turned over. Mostly I felt pampered and catered to... she even spent an extra few minutes on me, past the allotted hour, making sure that I really felt looked after :D

This is a great little place which has been going for quite a few years. It is easy to miss as it…read moreis upstairs above the post office, near Sainsburys and just has a small sign outside near the entrance. It looks like it may be a bit dingy from the outside, but it is fine facilities wise and the treatments (of which there are many from hypno therapy to massage, to counselling to reiki) are very good quality as are the people that deliver them. If you go here you will have plenty of choice and will be in safe hands. Closed sun.