Hello just like to see who I'd be going with and is it gonna be very fun and can we do it?…read more I love women feet I you Hoow we can have lots of fun is it free ?

From the owner: Enjoy your own little slice of heaven with therapeutic massage at Edmonton's Heavenly Hands Spa…read more Our massage therapy helps relieve pain, reduce stress, and promote relaxation. Call for an appointment.

Upon recommendations from friends, I decided to book an appointment with Candy. I was impressed…read morewith the cleanliness of the place and recieved a friendly greeting by Candy. The room was quiet, warm and clean with soft music. The massage was exactly to my preference and I loved Candy's 'style'. The shower room was palacial! And very clean. I left with a big smile!

From the owner: Founded in 2017, Nana Massage Therapy in Edmonton offers a wide variety of massages to help you…read morerelax and rejuvenate. We provide Thai massage, cupping therapy, hot stones, and many other services.

Very clean rooms. Professional work. Did a great job with my upper back muscles. I highly recommend…read moreXiaoping Spa.

I had a Massage from Hannah! She gives the Best Deep Tissue Massage that I ever have. I have seen…read morehere at 3 different Studios and will follow her wherever she goes.

For the many hours hairdressers spend in school learning to do hair, only a few hours are spent on…read moremastering a guy's mop. As a result, men get the short end of the stick when it comes to seeking out a top-knotch haircut. After lots of average cuts they figure they can do it themselves or get their girlfriend to coif their coconut. All you need is a pair of scissors and that little plastic piece to keep you from cutting slicing open your head, right?! Wrong. Too many guys look half as good as they could because they've never had their hair cut well. At Men's Room you spend an average of $30 for a cut but it's being done by stylists who've studied the best and latest in hair trends for men. It's run by the Crew academy, and was the first men's salon of its kind in Edmonton before other salons, like Game Day and The Board Room started appearing. Now some men get pedicures and wear facial moisturizers, but you don't need to be a metrosexual to want a hot haircut. It's downright manly.

I had my hair cut here for about a year or so, and overall the cuts were really good. I never…read morereally had a set person, but all the stylists I saw seemed to do an equally good job. All were quite friendly too. Also never had too much difficulty getting in. I never had the time to take advantage of the free trim that was included, but it's a nice idea to throw in The main reason I stopped going was the location. As I live on the south side, there are plenty of equally good places in the Whyte ave area that are much more convenient. The price is on the high end for a men's cut, especially once you added in a tip. I think it's worthwhile to spend the extra money if you have longer hair where a quality cut matters. But if you get a shorter cut, there isn't much difference between a $50 cut and a $30 cut. As I've recently been going more to shorter cuts, it didn't seem as worthwhile to make the investment in travel time and money. They do seem to be drifting away from the "man" focus. Each time I went, there seemed to be more women getting cuts there. That doesn't bug me, but I think it's maybe a sign their prices aren't matching the demand of Edmonton men.

I haven't had a massage in such a long time and was in desperate need of one due to neck injury and…read moreheadaches. I put an ask out to Facebook on suggestions where to go. I received a text from a friend right away telling me to just go here and take my post off. So I checked online to see where they were and how to book. I was able to book for July 2nd even though for most it is a holiday. It was nice that I could get in that day and so quick! The online booking was easy to do and I got email confirmation right away. When I got there, there was lots of parking available and was easy to find. The building is easy to navigate if you follow the signs. Walking in, it smells and looks clean and stream line. I was greeted right away and was brought into the room right away. The massage therapist was very friendly and listened to exactly what I said was bugging me. The linens smelled clean, the oils were warm, and the lighting was good. The music that was playing was nice as well. I thoroughly enjoyed it and plan on going again. I will be recommending this place to friends and family as well.

I feel so blessed to have found a massage therapist who knows what I need and is able to help me on…read moremultiple levels. Wouldn't go anywhere else :)

Bobby Hassam pressured me to book appointments with him even though I refused. And he touched me…read moreinappropriately at least 2 times. At first he seemed like a nice guy but I always felt that he was pushy, automatically scheduling me in advance for the next 2-3 months even though I told him I might be busy. Also he seemed kinda nosy and invasive about my personal life. But I think it's part of his character to want to be friends with almost everybody including his clients. But one incident kinda pissed me off. A few months ago I took a break from facebook and deactivated my account. He somehow realized right alway that my account was deactivated and he kept trying to call on fb messenger. I was busy at work so I couldn't answer. He found my other account and immediately sent a friend request and some messages which I later found in message requests. He does not have my number which is why he messages on fb but the overall incident still bothered me since I am mostly a private person and that other account was meant to be only for a small circle of friends. Also he touched my private area about 3 times. He would slip his fingers underneath my thong/undies and rub very close to my crotch..he would do this while I am face up. Therefore he can clearly see me looking uncomfortable and giving him that wtf look. I didn't say anything because he would just do it for a few seconds and I always gave him the benefit of the doubt it was accidental (yeah I know that after 2 times it was definitely not an accident, and I'm sure he knew what he was doing because he would laugh/look amused from that wtf look I was giving him). I also felt he was money-hungry. He would try to sell me products even though I told him I wasn't interested. The last time I saw him, he was trying to sell his last water tumbler to me. I told him I didn't want it. But he still took it out of his backpack, plopped it onto my table and told me it would be inclusive with the cost of the next session... A few weeks later, I decided to get rid of him. I had to get a friend to help me type out that his services were no longer needed (I really suck at confronting people which was why I had to get someone to type it out for me while I waited anxiously in a different room. I was nervous about the response I would.) I've been wanting to rid of him for a while but I couldn't because of guilt. He would act like he was a best friend to me. He would constantly say that he worries or cares about me and how he's happy that we are friends. He would praise that I am such a loyal customer (even though he's the one automatically scheduling me), that my loyalty is appreciated especially in times of covid, all of which made me felt bad for doing what I had to do. His response was that he was sorry to see me go and to send him the $20 for the water tumbler (that he pulled out and set on my table even though I said I didn't want it It's still in the box and collecting dust ‍

Bobby Hassam pressured me to book appointments with him even though I refused. And he touched me…read moreinappropriately in 2 occasions. At first he seemed like a nice guy but I always felt that he was pushy, automatically scheduling me in advance for the next 2-3 months even though I told him I might be busy. Also he seemed kinda nosy and invasive about my personal life. But I think it's part of his character to want to be friends with almost everybody including his clients. But one incident kinda pissed me off. A few months ago I took a break from facebook and deactivated my account. He somehow realized right alway that my account was deactivated and he kept trying to call on fb messenger. I was busy at work so I couldn't answer. He found my other account and immediately sent a friend request and some messages which I later found in message requests. He does not have my number which is why he messages on fb but the overall incident still bothered me since I am mostly a private person and that other account was meant to be only for a small circle of friends. Also he touched my private area about 3 times. He would slip his fingers underneath my thong/undies and rub very close to my crotch..he would do this while I am face up. Therefore he can clearly see me looking uncomfortable and giving him that wtf look. I didn't say anything because he would just do it for a few seconds and I always gave him the benefit of the doubt it was accidental (yeah I know that after 2 times it was definitely not an accident, and I'm sure he knew what he was doing because he would laugh/look amused from that wtf look I was giving him). I also felt he was money-hungry. He would try to sell me products even though I told him I wasn't interested. The last time I saw him, he was trying to sell his last water tumbler to me. I told him I didn't want it. But he still took it out of his backpack, plopped it onto my table and told me it would be inclusive with the cost of the next session... A few weeks later, I decided to get rid of him. I had to get a friend to help me type out that his services were no longer needed (I really suck at confronting people which was why I had to get someone to type it out for me while I waited anxiously in a different room. I was nervous about the response I would.) I've been wanting to rid of him for a while but I couldn't because of guilt. He would act like he was a best friend to me. He would constantly say that he worries or cares about me and how he's happy that we are friends. He would praise that I am such a loyal customer (even though he's the one automatically scheduling me), that my loyalty is appreciated especially in times of covid, all of which made me felt bad for doing what I had to do. His response was that he was sorry to see me go and to send him the $20 for the water tumbler (that he pulled out and set on my table even though I said I didn't want them It's still in the box and collecting dust ‍

Professional, know what to do with my neck and back massage.. Also, I used that place for…read moreacupuncture for my knee last year. I love the cupping!

Very happy with my treatment here. Dr.Lee is an amazing acupuncturist! Always on time. Soothing…read moreatmosphere, extremely clean and adhering to all COVID protocols.