The area was quite small, but it was very clean, and the decor made if feel very homey and comfortable. Everyone was so polite and professional and made sure all my needs were met. The therapist was great and knew what to do about my lower back. At first, I was worried because I still felt a little sore but the next day, I felt so much better. I booked like an hour and a half before, I was shocked to get in so quick, this will my new go-to. read more

My first time into this cozy spot was sooooo wonderful, that I went back a few days later! The woman who provided my hour long massages was a real pro and made a bug impact on my overall health and energy right away. The environment is cozy, and the buzz of the Village is balanced with spot on music, for a really lovely experience. This is a great option for people who prefer clothing-on body work, in an open space. read more

This place is a lifesaver! Both times I've battled cancer, this place has helped me on my road to recovery. In the winter, it provides a warm place of comfort and tranquility. In the other months, it's cool and relaxing as well. Aromas of soothing essential oils permeate through the space. They can usually fit you in even if you call last minute. The owner is extremely helpful and kind. I can't recommend just one massage therapist because I've loved all of them! Each person offers different styles and levels of pressure. Just speak up at the beginning and let them know your needs. I've had both Dwight and Stephanie quite a bit and both are amazing massage therapists! They also provide discounted services for seniors, students and those with disabilities. You can book appt.s online, over the phone or just walk in. read more

So this is like a massage place, but they do all treatments with you fully clothed, do really short appointments, and take walk ins. It's meant to be a spot you can pop into on your lunch break for some stress relief and then head back to your office. The good thing is that they take walk-ins. Some days I'm stressed and the fact that I can walk into this place, stash my phone and just breathe while getting my massage is what keeps me from consuming too much white wine later that night. The problem is, it's very hit or miss when it comes to being able to take walk-ins, and also in the level of service you get. Some days, you can walk right in, other times they'll ask if you can wait for an hour or more. Some days you get really great therapists who do a great job, listen to you when you say what you would like worked on. Other times you get therapists who are not as skilled, or who have their own agenda. Once I told they lady giving me my massage that I did not want my feet worked on, and she not only argued with me, but proceeded to grab my feet. Another time, I asked to have my neck worked on, and the lady did a terrific job on my back and legs, but never touched my neck! Of course, I'm a wimp about confrontation, so I meekly thanked her and handed over my credit card. I tend to use them as a last resort, when I'm stressed and my regular place can't get me in. read more

If you are concerned for your health and safety this is not the place to go. During the height of Covid pandemic owner actively refused to follow MN State mandates in regard to masks and distancing. read more

Went here on Valentines day 2 years ago guaranteeing that regardless of what the guy I was dating planned that night I would have a good V-day. The massage with clothes on is a interesting experience. More professional feeling than those people that do the chair massages in the mall. The great metropolitan back rub is a bit cheaper than going to a spa but honestly I think I prefer a traditional massage experience. It was a good experience and I have been back a few more times. Parking in this area can be a bit tricky. read more

I stopped by before a flight home to Seattle. I loved that I could just pop in without an appointment. My massage was great and I like that I was able to be fully clothed. It was much more comfortable/private than a mall chair-massage. If you need a quick massage or some relaxation in a casual environment, definitely pop in! read more

If you're looking for a spa experience this is not the place to go. But, if you're in pain or desperately and urgently want a massage, this is a good place. So far, I've gone once. I was a little skeptical because, well, honestly, the name of the place is so cheesy that I thought it would be low quality. But, I was really hurting and could get a massage right away. In a nutshell, it was really great. My masseuse was super attentive and professional. She checked on me a lot and had perfect pressure. For such a cheesy sounding place, I had a great massage and the intro price is nice. My pain improved dramatically! I think I paid $64 for 50 minutes? It's all over- the- clothes massage, which I also like. I'll be back! read more

Fast and easy online booking system so I didn't have to wait in any lines to get my 15-minute neck/shoulder massage on such short notice. I had been suffering from tension headaches all morning and found these guys on Yelp. They are not only affordably-priced, they are also professional and very friendly! Sylvia was my therapist and she was awesome--great pressure and very effective. I highly recommend this place and will definitely be back again. A+ from this first-timer! read more

What I love about this place is several things! The therapists always listen to where the pain is and address area. Its very convenient to make an appointment or walk ins and schedule any length of time for your massage. If I get a massage in the morning, I can continue with my day and not feel oily. Great Valentines gift. read more

Love this place. Convenient. As affordable as massages get. I have a hard time finding a massage therapist who is a good match for me--someone who listens and respects that I know my body best (not just with pressure, but with technique and approach as well). Over the years I've found two great massage therapists (for me) here. Years ago, Nikki, who moved out of state. More recently, Tamara, whom I get into see as often as I can. It's helped a lot with pain (fibromyalgia-like), helped with sleep, and just quieting my mind. Oddly I always feel worse with acupuncture (have tried so many times/places/approaches), but accupressure-like/pressure point/reflexology/shiatsu massage seems to do the trick. As an aside, at the time of this writing, Tamara isn't formally trained/certified in reflexology or the like, but my experience is that she does it way better than most of the therapists I've seen who have sought that extra certification. Probably because she's not just going through motions and because she's very respectful. She's more of a healer. Other notes: I try to schedule at less busy times if possible, because then there's less commotion. You do have to tune out some commotion regardless. read more

I went to the Skyway location today and was really excited. After waking up this morning to hear my neck literally cracking when I rolled my head from side to side, I immediately looked up back-massage places at work. I found this company, and was looking forward to popping in after my 12-hour stressful work day all day. I even decided to walk the mile and a half over to the location, figuring I'd be rewarding myself with a nice stress-reducing massage afterwards. Except, oh no! The place was closed when I got there at 5:30. I even waited around for about 10 minutes, thinking maybe the sign that said they'd be back at 11am was just a standard sign that they used when they stepped out for a moment; surely they were just in the bathroom and would be back soon. But no, security guard came and asked what I was doing, so I left, and walked all the way back home with a crackling neck. I actually live in the skyway, and was hoping to make this place a common stop after work, but I doubt I'll ever try again. First impressions are important. PROTIP: when you're operating under a business model that advertises "stop by whenever you want, no appointment needed!" you should try sticking to your posted hours. Alas, contrary to your promise, I am in pain today, but must now wait until tomorrow to go to a real massage place. read more