After volunteering at Ronald McDonald House, I decided to check out Big Foot Spa since a friend's friend mentioned that she got an hour of 'feet' massage here. I've been wanting to try a place that will just do feet. When I entered, I politely whispered my request of an hour of just 'feet' massage. A lady responded in a loud tone of voice. I thought that was strange but I guess there were no customers there at the time. A guy that spoke English mentioned that the grand opening special of $19.99 is only for feet and I said that is what I want. He asked if I prefer a male or female, and I said I prefer someone good and strong. Like any other place, my feet were first soaked in hot tea water. Then the masseuse game me a face and scalp rub, followed my arm rub. I didn't care for it, but it was really hard to communicate with her. When she gave me the feet massage, it was more of a feet, shins, and calves rub. I was hoping that this masseuse knows the pressure point on the bottom of one's foot and apply pressure, not a foot rub. Anyone can do foot rubs. Heck my husband is better at it. Too bad he rather gives me money to get a massage than do so himself. I won't be coming back to this feet massage spot. read more

My feet were hurting after walking the strip for 7 hours the day prior. So the husband and I set out to Chinatown in search of a good foot massage. First of all, Chinatown is not just that Chinese inspired strip mall you come up on. There are like two foot spas in there, I recommend driving further. We found Big Foot massage on the right hand side of the road driving away from the strip. We had not made reservations but were still able to walk right in and be ushered to the back. I opted for the full body massage ($35 that day). There were only two employees working that day, and it was the man that did my massage. He started by instructing me to put my very sore and tired feet into the most inviting hot water soak ever! He then brought me water, and began to work magic on my feet. Within minutes I forgot all about that treacherous 7 hour walk along the strip the day prior. He then worked on my shoulders, and eventually my back. Now I love a good deep tissue massage as much as the next under paid over worked american schmuck, but wowee. I am slightly bruised 2 days later. But I feel great and I know it's all because of the wonderful massage my husband treated me to at Big Foot Massage. Some advice. Just because the people working there don't speak English well, and have accents doesn't mean you need to speak to them in broken English. To the guy that came in near the end of my massage... you sounded like a jerk. Also the rooms don't go up to the ceiling so any idiotic thing you may say, or weird sounds you make will be heard by all.... Other than that. Assume experience. read more

This is a favorite for myself, my moms, my aunts, my grandmas, a few friends... shall I go on? Upon entering, they point to a list of different massages. We usually go for the $20 hour long foot massage. Let me tell y'all, this doesn't mean strictly feet. Depending on how many in your party is where they place you for the massage. Usually it's myself and one or two other people. You get into the room (no doors) and roll up your pants to soak your bare feet into a bucket of warm water as you sit in a huge recliner type chair. The buckets are lined with a disposable trash bag, an FYI for the germaphobes like me. When the masseuse comes in, they start with your head/face and work to your shoulders and back. Then go to each arm and down to legs and feet. It's definitely heavenly, especially after a long day of errands. After that, they have you turn over and you're laying face down into this transformer recliner that had a face cut out and is completely pulled out to support your legs comfortably. From there, they work on your back and adjust some areas. I know they're not chiropractors and with that being said, I live life dangerously. At the end of it all, they slap the crap out of your back and that's how you know your hour of paradise is over. I usually tip $10 and yes, I know that's a whopping 50% tip... but it makes me happy to give them that much and obviously they're happy too. read more

You know it is a place that you love when they recognize you. I'm a reg for good reason. This is easily one of the nicest and cleanest foot spas in LV. Super consistent and 5 stars every time. They keep a great pace and put in tons of effort. Always upgrade to the full body massage and don't be afraid of over an hour. read more

Super pleased!!! After walking into two other places and not being helped I stopped in here. So glad I did the lady working was awesome I think her name was Taw Taw!!! I went with the full body for $35 and was not disappointed!!! I walked out of there headache free. read more

After sushi in China Town, I had the idea to go get foot massages with my boyfriend. Found this place on yelp, and the reviews seemed good. We went there and they had a special going on. 1 hour for "full body." Sat down and was really sketched out. It was almost creepy. The massage was decent, I've had much better and they were extremely rough. Not rough as in the pressure of the massage but rough as in they were tossing and smacking our limbs around. Not to mention the two massaging us were whispering to each other the ENTIRE time!!! Not relaxing AT ALL!!!!! Honestly, save your damn money. This was a joke. Never again!!! I almost forgot! They hustled me into tipping them more than they deserved! I was just trying to avoid a fight. DO NOT GO HERE!!!!!!! read more

Sketchy!! I tried this place with my cousin while visiting for the weekend. I was up for a new experience, but regretted the decision afterwards. It was not relaxing at all. It was a Chinese torture chamber. They continuously hit and slapped us. When we told them they were hurting us and asked them to stop, they laughed and hit us harder. When checking out, they didn't want us to use credit cards and tried to hustle us for more tip (we had already tipped 20%). Never again. Next time, we're getting real massages. read more

Still good for the money. They will ALWAYS try to up-sell you to the $35.00. It's the same exact massage, so tell them only $20. I usually tip them $20 anyway, so the provider is making more money this way anyway.... Just visited on a walk in 1/10 with my buddy. The had to call another girl since they were busy, but it took less than 5 minutes to get started. If you're alone you usually get your own small, semi private room. Clothes stay on (I say this for the fellas looking for a different kind of massage - read my review on 1000 foot spa). Easy parking access. I'll be back. And too, this time I hosed no one down nor weighed them. read more

This place is better than most Groupon massages and for $20 an hour, it can't be beat. First of all, the foot massage includes a very relaxing head, shoulder, back and arm massage as well as a very warm foot bath and one of the best foot massages. It was also very clean with dim lights and Chinese flute music playing in the background. No other massage made me feel so much like jello afterwards. I am seriously thinking about the $35 body massage. P.S Ask for the Chinese blond guy, he's the best! read more

New management. Make sure you look at the menus before you start!! I've been going here for years and will keep going back.

I have been to this place couple of time already, and It is very nice and quiet settings. And the price is very affordable. I got the 60mins treatment, which included soaking your feet in a warm tub($39.99) and a back rub. Amy ( I believed she is the owner ) is very nice and taking her time trying to get the knock out of my shoulders. I would definitely repeat again if I am in the area. read more

Great 1 hour massage by Tao for only 20.00! A friend recommended this place and I was not disappointed. She didn't miss a sore spot on my body and worked on my feet for 20 minutes. I walked out feeling great. read more

This place is awesome. Came in for the full body 35$. The dude who massaged me was so legit. I do agree that one of the girls is loud and the place is small with minimum privacy so you can hear everyone. But it's also 35$ hour long massage. Will Def be back when in town next. read more

I go to this spa last Saturday. Just want massage. Go on start massage and woman just want to talk about happy ending. I tell her just want massage. She say no good tips unless want happy ending. She spend whole time of massage talking that I need to do happy ending. She say she want $100 to do this. Finally I get tired of her talking and just get dressed and go. Worst massage I ever had in Las Vegas. This spa very bad, don't go there if you want real massage, this just a front for sex and money. read more

I don't often write bad reviews but couldn't help it this time because the experience I had at Big Foot Massage was just HORRIBLE. My masseuse went out the massage room EIGHT TIMES to talk to other customers and staff in less than half an hour. When I requested to switch to the other masseuse because going in and out the room was really bothering. Her attitude then became very rude and what made me disappointed is that she didn't find going out the room DURING a massage hour was wrong. In fact, even when she was in the room doing the massage for me, she was chatting with the other masseuse / masseur and I could totally feel that she wasn't paying attention to what she was supposed to do for her work! The other thing I found it terrible is that after she talked to the other people and touched everything outside the room, she came back and continued to massage my body WITHOUT washing hands!!! This is the WORST massage experience I've had in Vegas. read more