I am 75 and have had hundreds if not thousands of massages. This was as good as any I have ever…read morehad Have already scheduled my next apt

Donna is great. I'll definitely be returning After the…read moremassage she took the time with me to go over stretches that might help the areas of concern. Definitely cares about her clients.

honestly a great massage, would recommend/come back, and decently priced compared to other massage…read moreplaces in the area

I myself am a massage therapist. I have been here several times. I would normally see Tom or Mary,…read morewho are both great, but have seen others as well. I've even told other people about the place, but I'll never be back after today. It's a bit rudimentary to begin with - no private rooms, only hospital curtains between massage tables. The practitioners talk with each other through the curtains sometimes, which I actually find amusing, but some may find annoying. Their English is spotty, so communicating can be challenging. But when you're in pain, for a dollar a minute, you can't beat it, especially since they take walk-ins, and many other establishments are already booked ahead of time - at least ones that have reputable licensed therapists who have a following. One time in the past it ticked me off when the person I paid at the register got an attitude with me because I was paying with a credit card instead of cash. I didn't return for quite a while after that. Started coming back several months ago because I don't schedule my own self care the way I should and usually wait until I'm hurting and desperate (like an idiot lol), and I can be seen same day here. A few times, I've had people put too much pressure on my ribs, spine, etc. and that hurts. But I realize they are most likely not professionally/formally educated/trained in massage, nor certified/licensed, and although that's pretty much illegal, I figure why not let people make their money? It's VERY difficult to actually injure someone via massage, and at least they aren't perpetuating the "shady" side of massage...if you know what I mean. So today.... I requested a 90 minute massage and got a woman I had never seen before. Her English was probably the best out of anyone I've seen there, so I told her that I like deep pressure and told her my problem areas to focus on. YES, she had deep pressure lol! She started massaging me in what I can only describe as "a furious manner." Really fast and hard and I could tel right away she was going to wear herself out, and I kind of felt bad, but I'm not going to tell people how to do their job. I literally thought for half the massage "If you'd just calm down and slow down, this wouldn't be so hard on you." I also got elbows on my ribs and too close to my spine. Which, as I mentioned before, hurts. I told her and she let up on the pressure, but then it happened again when she got to the other side of my body. So I just suffer in silence, because she's trying to do what I asked her and is also doing it the best she knows how. Ok so massage is over. Unless something has changed since my last visit, it's a dollar a minute. I had a 90 minute. She told me it was $100. I didn't say anything. What's $10 when I know she just worked her ass off (self-inflicted for the most part, but whatever.) I hand her my credit card, put down a 20 dollar bill and tell her the $20 is for her. She looked at it, smirked and kind of rolled her eyes, and mumbled something to her coworker. Do we all agree that 20% (actually a bit more since it should have been $90) is acceptable? I'm in the industry. Of COURSE I appreciate big tippers. But not everyone can do it, and I'm thankful to get what I get. When she handed me the slip to sign and I wrote "cash" on the tip line, she had the AUDACITY to say to me "No more tip?!?" I couldn't believe it. I looked at her and said "What, you want more?!" She said that it was a really hard long massage and then rubbed her hands and wrists. But not like in a "poor me, can't you help a sister out" way; it was totally in a "I can't believe you're being so cheap" way. Which is OFFENSIVE, to say the least! Next - and I still don't know why I did this - I reached into my purse and pulled out another 10 and gave it to her. As I walked out, I said "I'm a massage therapist too. I know ALLL about it!" Still kind of annoyed at myself for giving her the other 10, because by the time I got to my car, I was so pissed off about what had just happened that instead of driving home calm to enjoy the effects of my massage, I'm sitting here writing this review! I honestly wish I had just taken the $20 off the counter and told her to go somewhere. And THIS is why I'll never be back!!!! ****RUUUUUUUUUDE!!!!!!!!******

No one speaks English very well here, so getting your thoughts/needs across is a pain. In trying…read moreto get $5 of my tip put on CC, got charged $110.00. Fixed, I hope. I am retired, need the massage for Fibro muscle pain and the massages are very good and thorough. However, $10 tip on $60 cost is 16.7% and they wanted a $20 tip at 33.3%. Been three times. All good and liked the masseuse I had, but this time no one had heard of her. Very strange... don't know what precisely is going on here, but could be something outside of the massages. New girl is S. Korean and did very well, but could not navigate English at all to any reasonable degree. It's worth a try, but be prepared.

Said is an excellent masseuse and wellness advisor. He takes very good care of my achy body every…read moretime I go there and he's very accommodating to find the best date to schedule appointments. Not only does he give a great massage, he also showed me exercises to help improve my posture. I highly recommend Ohlala in My Salon in West Goshen.

When you can't accommodate someone for over a month .... then put sold out on Groupon stop wasting…read morepeople's time .

Came here on a girls weekend 9 years ago and they have had a loyal client ever since. I LOVE…read moreMontchanin Spa so much!! You get the full pampering experience. I have tried all of their massages and none have fallen short. To top it off they offer wine and snacks in their quiet room. It's definitely a must try!!

This marked my first and final visit to Montchanin Inn's "Spa." If you're seeking a quick reason to…read moreavoid giving them your money, trust me - DO NOT GO HERE. They are liars and thieves, and the services are mediocre at best, robbing you of time and money. I strongly recommend trying other local spas (La Belle, Alo, Sherif Zaki, Michael Christopher, Joseph Anthony) for a more enjoyable spa experience because Montchanin Spa is the last place you should consider. For Mother's Day, my children gave me a $300 gift card for a facial and prenatal massage. Being five months pregnant at the time, I decided to wait until after giving birth to enjoy a relaxing day to myself. I had my assistant call to schedule a 60-minute facial priced at $120, with an additional $30 service (total $150). I planned to schedule the massage for another day due to time constraints. After the facial, I realized the esthetician had only given me a 45-minute session, completing it much earlier than the scheduled 60 minutes. At checkout, the receptionist informed me that my total was $265, not the expected $150. They also failed to apply my $25 deposit and have yet to refund that amount. Perplexed, I consulted with my assistant to confirm she booked the $150 facial. I called them to report the incorrect charge, and they promised that the manager (ANNE) would call me back. However, a week passed with no response, so I called again to follow up. Upon contact, they acknowledged that I did indeed book a facial for $150. However, they claimed the esthetician, ANNETTE, upgraded me to a different facial costing $265. When asked if I was informed of this during my facial, I clarified, "Absolutely not; I was never told I was getting upgraded services." They called back, essentially accusing me of lying because Annette insisted she informed me. In an attempt to rectify the situation, they offered me a 20% discount on a massage for the "inconvenience." Yet, there was no inconvenience; their employee had lied about upgrading services without consulting me. Additionally, they failed to provide a full 60-minute facial, cutting it short by 15 minutes. The remaining $150 of the gift card was intended for the massage, but now I have only $35 left. They believe offering a 20% massage discount, which would require additional payment from me, is a sufficient resolution. As someone who routinely pays for self-care services such as nails, hair, lashes, eyebrows, laser, and Botox, I emphasize that it's not about the money. This spa essentially stole $100 from my children, who bought the gift card for their mother to enjoy a facial and massage after having a new baby. The spa accepted the word of a LYING employee, Annette. I want to highlight that I tipped her $65 on this facial, a 25% tip, only for her to lie about informing me of these upgraded services. Instead of owning up to the fact that she never communicated this information to me and that she also shortened our service time by 15 minutes, the manager and owner repeatedly refused to refund the $100 they took from me. I provided them multiple opportunities to make this right before posting this review. However, it seems their business is struggling to the extent that they are willing to STEAL FROM CUSTOMERS, EMPLOY LYING EMPLOYEES, and jeopardize their reputation over $100, which was simply a miscommunication error on their esthetician's end. It is absolutely pathetic and disgusting.

I asked for a 90 minute massage with a female. It was not done well. I think her name was Lily, but…read morestay away. She has no training on how to massage. I've been getting massages here since 2024. I will (sadly) not be back here.

I moved to Delaware from New York recently and thought I was doomed to a life without good pizza…read moreand massages! I was wrong about the massages. The people in this place really know how to give a good massage. It's clean and priced right. If you want to you canTell them exactly what you want and they will accommodate you. (Your phone will translate English into any language so there's never a communication problem anymore )

I got a massage from tranquil, and it was really nice and relaxing the people were super friendly…read more Also it was a really good price. Would definitely recommend if you need a massage!!

I've traveled the world and stayed at some of the highly rated hotels, using their spa facilities…read more When it comes to getting a world class massage and stretch, who would of thought it was available in my own neighborhood. Jade and Amber are the best!

This is shop has traditional Chinese massage. It's very affordable, $30 for 30 minutes and you pay…read moreby the minute. The woman who gave my massage was good, exactly what I expected. There was a mixture of fingers, palms, and the arm to massage the muscles. Chinese massage gets in very deep to the ligaments of your neck which I'm not a big fan of. The massage is given through your clothes and an additional sheet on top which is typical of Chinese massage. The office is open with two tables and more space behind a wall for reflexology. The office was tidy and very basic. Giving 4 stars because the staff listened partially to what I wanted and because she was very rude when I didn't fill out a tip on my credit card receipt, demanding that I give her one.

There are few frills here - along very little English spoken - but it's the best massage going on…read morethe Main Line. If you want a chi-chi massage experience with a fancy bathrobe, spa music, aromatherapy, a soothing light touch with earlobe and toe fondling .. and the $190 price tag that goes along with it .. this is not the place for you. There are plenty of spas like that up and down Lancaster Avenue. But, if you have muscle aches and pains that need serious attention, Health Power Is where you should be. I choose the Swedish massage with oil here (45 minutes for $50) and go behind the screen so I can disrobe. Helen is absolutely amazing at working out my muscle kinks and will ask if the pressure is too strong and adjust if need be. You can call ahead to hold a spot or just walk in. Be sure to fill the parking meter before you walk in or that feeling of well-being you walked out with will immediately disappear when you see a ticket on your windshield, courtesy of the Radnor cops.