Amazing!!!!! Best massage in the area! Ana was my therapist and I really appreciate her! She has…read morestrong hands and hot all the right places! Walked out feeling like a million bucks! Super. Recommend and I'll definitely become a regular! Just need to find time in the busy schedule to accommodate 90 minutes . Just can't explain the effects, you'll have to experience yourself! #jello legs and Gumby body! Haha

My husband and I just had another wonderful couples massage at Gunston Massage. We go there once a…read moremonth and always ask for Joy. We've also had other excellent massage therapists there. Today I had Amy and she was also wonderful. The couples massage room is great, we are head to head in a rectangular room. The beds can be heated of you like. They offer hot stones and bamboo if that's your thing. Overall an excellent experience every time we go!

Love love this place for massage especially the feet and legs. The price here super reasonable and…read moredefinitely get deep in your tissue. The only downside is no private room just massage beds for full body and soft comfy love seat for leg massage. The place always gets busy on weekend, and they have the regular clients, so I suggest you call instead of just walk in

Woah! Best experience I had in a long time. I walked in…read morethinking I was at the right place, but realized I wasn't. The front desk thankfully was able to fit me in for a 40 minute massage! No oils, just straight up acupressure! The therapist was able to release so much of my tension and knots that most people wouldn't be able to do. I forgot the name of the therapist, but I will 100% be back for him! Every week!

Every time i go even after years, i am impressed by this hidden gem of a place which has really…read moreaffordable prices and nicky gets you in last minute. Highly recommend for when your body aches kick in and you need some much needed massage therapy.

My girlfriend and I really enjoy getting couples massages, and this has turned out to be our…read morefavorite place in the area. Highly recommend it.

Josephine was very attentive to my needs. Very communicative with people. Highly recommend!read more

I've tried several massage places in the area, including the big chains, and this one is by far my…read morefavorite. I've been coming here for years and have watched them expand their services and remodel to include private rooms instead of just curtain dividers. They offer Thai, sports, and my go-to deep tissue massages. During this visit, I opted for a 60-minute massage and a 60-minute facial. The massage included hot stones and soothing scented oils, making it extra relaxing. Phoebe always takes great care of me, appointments are easy to schedule, and the staff is flexible, accommodating your available time. If you're looking for a traditional oriental massage with professional, attentive staff in a comfortable, private setting, I highly recommend this place.

Location: When you walk through the front entrance of the mall, the food court will be straight…read moreahead. If you turn left, you'll find the Spa in front of Children's Place. IF YOU CAN GET PAST the fact that it is in the middle where the kiosks usually situate themselves, that's half the battle. You are seated face down, they show you a timer and they get to work. Not only is it quite effective, but they really know what they're doing. I went because my neck and shoulders were so tight, my headaches were to a point where OTC meds weren't working. I'm ok with hard pressure because I know I won't benefit from anything else. Be vocal about your pressure preferences. I try to dress in sweats and a t shirt was they will massage over what you're wearing. If they need to work down your back they will place a hand towel on your back just in case your shirt crawls a bit up. My muscles were so tight, they were snap, crackle and popping. These guys know their stuff and if you can overlook the mall music too, it is worth.every.penny!

My fiancé and I visited Pure Foot Spa in Potomac Mills and left disappointed, both with the service…read moreand how the payment was handled. My fiancé's foot massage was barely a massage at all. It felt more like a light tickle than actual therapeutic pressure. She didn't get any relief or relaxation out of it, which is the whole point of coming to a place like this. The bigger issue was at checkout. The technician who worked on me hovered directly over the payment machine while I was choosing a tip amount, clearly trying to influence what I selected. I told him directly that I felt uncomfortable with him standing over me like that, but he didn't seem to understand or acknowledge what I was saying due to a language barrier. I had to physically turn the machine toward myself so he couldn't see the screen. This kind of pressure tactic has no place in a service business. Tipping should be a free choice, not something customers feel cornered into. Between the subpar foot massage and the uncomfortable, pushy experience at payment, I can't recommend this location. We won't be returning.

My husband and I came here this past weekend for a couples massage. It was great and relaxing. We…read moredidn't make an appointment; we walked in around 2 p.m. The pressure for my massage was great, and I left feeling like a noodle. We've decided to make it a monthly thing for us. We will most deff be back.

You know how sometimes, a business messes up, maybe even royally, and their thoughtful resolution…read moremakes you think better of them than if everything had gone right in the first place? This is not one of those stories. I went there on Mothers Day with a secret. I was six weeks pregnant, not far enough along to have told anyone, except for my doctor, whom I also asked about a trigger point massage, as I have gnarly knots in my back. She said it was fine. Per their website, they "recommend" prenatal massages after the first trimester, so they think it's fine, too. When I arrived, there was a sign on the wall that asked you inform them if you are pregnant so they can "take precautions for your safety and comfort." But THIS IS A LIE AND A TRAP. I told the receptionist, and this set off a 15-minute tizzy. I heard several hushed voices outside the curtain. Two different people came in and out of the room multiple times. Between these conversations, I was told to get dressed, undress, and get dressed again. One person who came to the room was the nice man (David) who was to work on me that day. The second one, who introduced herself as the prenatal massage therapist came in and gasped while I was lying on the table undressed, telling me to get off my stomach. She'll get me a pillow. I told her I don't need a pillow. She said she'd only work with me lying on a pillow. I asked where David was, and she said she was going to work on me instead, lying on my side. I must get a prenatal massage, and also, they cost $20 more. I said I'm not paying $20 more for less, and if I had wanted a prenatal massage, I'd've asked for one. She told me that I have to "follow their rules," and if I won't get a prenatal massage, they'll "let" me get a "short" chair massage. Since that does focus on upper back, I agreed but asked if David was going to do it. She said, "It'll be whoever is at the chair." It was David, so I got a really good massage. You could tell he felt awful for me, which almost made it worse. I felt so humiliated and shamed for doing what they asked, and foolish for trusting them. I went to pay and the receptionist told me that the manager gave me a 50% discount on the service, and how was it? I told her he did a great job, and she cheerfully said she would make a note for the future, as if I would ever come back. I immediately wrote a review on Google, which was responded to a few hours later with a lot of words and no responsibility. They're sorry I felt that way. You can go read the review and their canned response, if you want. It's unhinged, but it's my "outcry" review, so I'll leave it.  The cherry on top was that the next day, I get an email, the subject of which is, "Following Up Personally," which just meant "privately," because it was utterly impersonal and spent the first half rehashing the Google response. I'll put screenshots, so you can read it yourself, but what's missing is any acknowledgement that what happened was unacceptable, or even that they messed up. She couldn't even muster up a "Mistakes were made."  And throughout the entire ordeal, they never once have referenced their policy, because if they did, they'd have to admit mistakes were made.  She had the gall to tell me that, as a "gesture of goodwill," they're going to refund me the rest of the cost, and that she hopes that it "can show that we genuinely care about my experience and well-being." It was $25. I'm not sure you can put a dollar amount on "genuinely," but if you can, I imagine it's more than $25. I didn't know I could be even angrier about this, but she really expanded my horizons. I emailed her back and told her that I paid cash, so how was she going to refund me? Does she expect me to come back to face the condescending prenatal massage therapist and the Front-Desk-Judas? And what of that sign? I'm so angry about the sign. It sounds so kind, but it's a nasty confidence trick. They obviously don't care about your safety and comfort. They just intend to embarrass and scold you. I asked her if giving me a refund is a "gesture of goodwill" the same way they assure someone that disclosing pregnancy is for their "safety and comfort"? I told her that it is textbook abuser behavior to ask someone to do something, punish them for doing it, and then apologize for it with gifts later. It is creepy and gross.  She actually responded but just to tell me she could Venmo. I don't have Venmo, so I tried one more time. I told her, point-by-point, what I needed--the instructions for an amicable ending. Acknowledge that what happened was not okay, explain how it happened, and apologize that it happened, not for how I feel. She answered back with another canned response. Unreal. But what I guess this means is that they think that this incident wasn't wrong or a big deal, just how they do things. And if they think that, then they'll do it again. Maybe to you. UPDATE: I did receive the $25 via Zelle on 5/15.

I have been going to Daly for years. Everyone is fantastic from the front to the individual…read moretherapists. I really look forward to coming here each time. Skilled therapists. Highly recommend.

Phenomenal services and therapists for so many different needs! I have been coming here faithfully…read morefor years and plan to continue for many!

I am visiting from out of town and this was great!!! Henry targeted every problem area that others…read morenever could! I will be back!

If you're into pain & indian burns then this is the place for you. Not a relaxing experience at…read moreall. Will never come back.

QQ-1 Spa is where you want to go for relaxing massage moments and get your money's worth! Upon…read moreentering you'll find it super clean, cozy, and nicely decorated. What's more, the staff and masseuses are courteous and professional! I went for 1 hour one day and they targeted my pain very well. I could have easily enjoyed 90 minutes or even 2 hours of service had my time allowed Definitely recommend QQ-1 Spa! :))

QQ1 Spa Is a precious gem of a neighborhood small business in the Franconia-Alexandria region of…read moreFairfax County, the kind of local treasure that civic leaders and residents love as much as loyal clients do. It takes mere minutes into a first visit to understand why, as one's stress and tensions are elbowed and squeezed and cupped out of various muscles in the shoulders, neck, back, arms and legs by the expert ream of licensed massage therapists, many holding licensure not just in Virginia but also in their home country of mainland China. QQ1 Spa is the vision of group leader Jenny, who manages the daily operations, oversees the three other female massage therapists (also from China, and also dual-licensed), and who steps in during peak times to help with client requests for everything from 4-handed massages to couples therapy to "cupping." The latter uses-- you guessed it-- several small-teacup-sized cups but translucent and without handles-- to draw blood to the surface of the skin to help drain it from knots creating muscle tension. Jenny and her staff -- including Emily, Eva and a fourth therapist -- are all wonderful treasures. When one enters QQ1, one immediately sees each team member's government-issued massage therapy licenses, each one up-to-date with state and local municipality renewal permits required to remain in good standing. A pain in the tush, to be sure. A great chance for people to grouse about the bureaucracy creating needless layers of guvmint spending to the burdens of American workers. Well, yes. But. There is value to the community good in having laws that, when followed by the citizens, show the patriotic zeal these most recent of Americans display to ensure their credentials are noted by current and prospective new clients when they enter the front door. Choosing "QQ1" as the spa's name was a nod to the Chinese cultural tradition of using certain numbers and letters in business titles to help enable good fortune and prosperity. QQ1 is on-brand to telegraph a message of trust to consumers. Perhaps akin to American small businesses that use such titles as A1, Best, and Top Service, among others. It's so endearing that any modern small business would invest such thought and care into these details. Yet QQ1 has. And it shows in their scheduling flexibility when a new client first calls to see if any appointments are open for a new client's unexpected back pain flair-up. Which is surely going to be exacerbated by the added pain in the neck of trying to find a quick available time to get a professional therapist treatment. Which makes it great to know that I when you call QQ1 they will say: just drive over. They handle this type of thing all the time. How often can anyone say they actually leave a retail establishment feeling so much better than they did when they came in?