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4.9 (8 reviews)
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Therapeutic massage

Deep tissue massage

Foot massage

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I wanted to give 4 stars since my 60 minute massage with hot stones really softened my tense…read moremuscles and got me relaxed, but I have a few issues. 1) pay first - $55 + 2 credit card fee for 60 minute massage in a private room and table. I opted to give the tip at the end. 2) upon entering my room, the sheets were damp so I felt a bit cold. If anything the sheets to lay in and drape over you should've been dry. Freshly warmed sheets and a heated table are even better. 3) the lady sneezed a few times in the room and even though my eyes were closed I don't think she sanitized her hands. Thankfully at this point, the drape was on me so she didn't touch my skin after sneezing. 4) although I walked out relaxed and the massage therapist got some knots out, about an hour later, my upper back felt a new kind of pain and feels out of adjustment. She adjusted me towards the end and I didn't expect that. I don't think they're supposed to do that. She was nice and the hot stones were great but the few details such as damp sheets, sneezing without disinfecting your hands.

This place gives great massages at an affordable price. My only complaint is that it is constantly…read morenoisy. The massage therapists talk to each other in very loud "whispers" and you can hear everyone speaking loudly in the reception area. This makes it hard to fully relax. They do not understand nor practice "spa/massage" etiquette".

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Family Spa

Family Spa

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I've been coming here on and off for about 10 years. Let me be clear: this is not your high-end…read moremassage or luxury reflexology spot nor does it claim to be in any way. It's dated, dim, in a less-than-glamorous strip mall, and it can get ridiculously loud when staff answer the phone or greet walk-ins while they're working on you. Inconvenient, yes but I can look past that. So why do I keep coming back when I've had some of the best massages elsewhere? Because this is the only place that gets my plantar fasciitis to shut TF up. Specifically -- the owner (or at least I think he is). He's the one who usually greets you at the door and works the front desk. I come back because of him. When I ask for hard pressure, he goes HARD -- like clench-your-glutes hard -- and he keeps the pressure consistent the whole time. He gets deep into the bound fascia in a way that very few people ever do, fancy spa or not. So yes, I'll keep coming back whenever my feet are screaming for help. I pop in my AirPods, bring a little patience and flexibility, and let him work his magic.

Some of the staff are nice but these ppl will pressure you for a Tip! Then if you don't tip what…read morethey want they make you feel bad about it and are very rude! The foot massage could have been better although the man massaging was nice they wanted a $10 tip! Please stop being rude to ppl abs be grateful for business. I will never go there again.

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E Massage Therapy

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Let me start by saying... I am not a massage therapist's favorite client. My body is basically made…read moreof rocks, boulders, and steel -- especially in my neck, shoulders, and upper back. So when Coco started my 2-hour session and asked what kind of pressure I wanted, I said: extra hard, please. And she did not hesitate. The first hour honestly felt like a full-on wrestling match (in the best way). Elbows working overtime, digging into every knot and layer of tension I've been carrying around. She may be small-framed, but the strength and control? Next level. I know some people feel a certain way about these Asian reflexology-style spots, but I don't discriminate -- because every once in a while, you find a someone who truly delivers. Coco is that person. After she worked on one side of my back, I had to stop and ask for her name so I could make sure I request her again. What stood out most was her understanding of leverage, pressure, and muscle release. She knew exactly how to find the hidden tension points and work through them. And when she hit areas that were especially tender, she adjusted -- shifting to slower, more controlled movements. At times, her rhythm even synced with my breathing, which helped the muscles release even more. That level of awareness? Rare. This is not a gentle, fall-asleep kind of massage -- and that's exactly what I want. I go for real work, to break through tightness and pain, and Coco delivered. If you're looking for a deep, no-nonsense massage that gets into those stubborn knots, Coco is your person. Yes, it's not for everyone -- and that's okay. But for me? I'll absolutely be back to see Coco.

I have been going E massage on a regular basis and I have never had an issue with any of the care…read moregiven until yesterday. I have never been so insulted and speechless from the actions of my therapist. I will not name her. But her actions will have me looking for a new place for a massage. After speaking with management about my concerns and issue they said that it would be addressed and dealt with. I will return with a new therapist. Thank you for listening and understanding.

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Yan Spa & Massage

Yan Spa & Massage

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This is my favorite place to go get a massage. Very…read moreprofessional and the best massage therapists. I like to get 90 mins full body, the 90 min foot reflexology is also good but do the excellent prices, best to go full body. My friends love doing the four hand massage. I like to do girls gathering"spa day" here once a year while we all get massages at the same time then walk around downtown and grab lunch, Really, you can't go wrong. It's a gem of a place with great owners. I see some negative comments about tips, but it makes me appreciate the owner more for speaking up for fair tips and advocating for their staff. I always tip at least 30% (or more) because the therapists are the most skilled and really deserve it.

I try to be understanding, especially when there may be a language barrier. However, I have…read moreconcerns about how this business handles tipping expectations. The massage itself was excellent. In fact, I was so happy with my therapist that I thought I would likely become a regular customer and come in at least twice a month since I work on my feet all day. I tipped over 20%, which I felt was a generous tip for the service I received. However, after paying, I was directed to a sign suggesting that I should have tipped $20 and was encouraged to leave an additional $5 to bring the tip up to that amount. Not only did this feel uncomfortable, but it also felt like I was being shamed for not tipping enough, even though I had already tipped more than 20%, which most people would consider a standard and fair tip for good service. It's not that the therapist wasn't deserving of an extra few dollars--it's the way the expectation was communicated that rubbed me the wrong way. If the business wants to guarantee employees a certain level of compensation, that should be built into the service price rather than relying on customers to meet a specific tip amount. My suggestion would be to eliminate tipping altogether and simply advertise the true price of the service upfront. For example, if the goal is for the therapist to receive an additional $20 per massage, then charge $80 for the massage and clearly state that gratuity is included. This creates transparency, eliminates awkward tipping conversations, guarantees fair compensation for therapists, and ensures customers know exactly what to expect with no surprises. With how the situation was handled, I'm questioning whether the employee is actually receiving the full tip amount. Overall, it didn't feel transparent or trustworthy, and for that reason I will not be returning.

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Erin Beeman Massage - massage_therapy - Updated July 2026

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