Beyond excellent! We went two days back-to-back for foot massages and then my husband went back on the third for a full-body massage! Clean and hygienic. Great customer service and the best massages we've had in a long time. Lucky you, Toronto! We have nothing as good in NYC. read more

Best in the city! They really know how to bring your feet back to life. I was wearing heels all day and my feet were killing they took me and my husband in last minute and my feet feel like new! I included a free feet pic for you to enjoy read more

Happy Foot Spa - Massage Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

Deceptive Practices and Horrible Customer Service - Avoid This Place! I had the most frustrating and disappointing experience at this massage place, and I strongly advise against going here. When I first called to book an appointment, the receptionist kept me on hold for an extended period while she argued with what I assume was the manager about a deal they advertise on their website. When she finally got back to me, she said she would book a one-hour couple's massage for me and my daughter in the same room for $110 as advertised on their website. However, when we arrived, the same receptionist and manager told me that my appointment was actually for a foot reflexology session, not the couple's massage I had booked. I reminded them of our phone conversation and showed them the advertised deal on their website--$110 for a couple's massage. They completely dismissed it and said I needed to "prove it." It took just a second to show them the website on my phone, but instead of apologizing or trying to resolve the issue, they started speaking in another language, completely ignoring us for about five minutes. Eventually, they told me the deal didn't apply to massages, only to foot reflexology. When I pointed out that the website clearly advertised a couple's massage, they suddenly raised the price to $150. At this point, I was so upset that I was ready to pay whatever they asked just to salvage our day. But then, even after asking for $150, they told me there was no one available to perform the massage! It was honestly baffling that they treated us so poorly. We left in frustration and shock. This place was completely unprofessional and dishonest. I would never go back and would warn anyone to avoid it at all costs. read more

Attended the Yorkville location on Jan 13/23 for a foot reflexology appointment. I met my friend there as it was arranged as part of our (pos) holiday get together. My friend has been there before and was happy about past service. However, on Jan 13, we feel we were ripped off. It was booked online as a 30 min foot reflexology. I arrived a bit early and was taken to a room to wait for my friend--she arrived shortly after, and they started our app't a little early before the appointed time. My friend and I chatted throughout the treatment, but didn't pay much attention to the time. At the conclusion of the reflexology, we we prepared our $$$ to pay for the appointed 30 min appointment. We were standing at the desk and went to pay....the receptionist (who apparently was the one who booked the app't) stated that 'we owed more because it was actually a one-hour appointment'. We were shocked to say the least. We argued back that the appointment was booked for a 30 min treatment--the receptionist argued back that it was for an hour. We weren't getting anywhere with her, so I suggested a compromise and that we would pay for a 45 minute treatment, in spite of the fact it was booked for 30 mins. The receptionist would not accept this and demanded payment for a one hour appointment. She said 'next time, we'll do better'.....we responded 'THERE WON'T BE A NEXT TIME'. You've just lost 2 potential regular clients. IF you decide to go to this place, ensure you get your appointment details in writing to confirm the times/prices. Otherwise, you could be in for a big surprise. Personally, I would avoid this place at all costs.....they were unwilling to even compromise when we tried to be reasonable to settle the disagreement. read more

Very throughout and strong! Very nice people who know how to fond your weak spots, me and my husband booked an appointment with them for our anniversary and needless to say we spent or in pain, but a good kind of pain! read more

I booked an appointment here about 2 weeks in advance for a 45 min. foot massage as a special treat for a friend who is getting married. We got there on time and they asked me to switch from 45 min. to 30 min. It's disappointing as this was a prebooked appointment, they could not accommodate so kept calling friends and got us in for "45 min." across the street. They finally started our treatment at 6:45 (15 minutes late) and finished at 7:15 and tried to charge me for 45 min. I'm so disappointed as I have been to happy foot many times and they really messed up by allowing a walk in appointment and not reserving our spot like I had booked. I also just noticed bruises on my leg that are new from last night. read more

Peter is amazing! One of the the best! highly recommend! I have been going to him for massages and always enjoy his attention to detail. He is very professional and good at his job! read more

I bought a gift certificate for my wife from this spa in Jan 2020. It still had a few hundred dollars on it when COVID happened. Now when it's over she has come back to the spa with the certificate, however they have refused to accept it claiming they have changed the ownership. The front office ladies have said they have spoken to the new manager twice and the answer has been no. We have not been given a chance to speak to that manager ourselves. It is the same location and people, same brand name, website and other online profiles and on top of that both of us have been loyal customers since we moved to the area in 2015. Also worth mentioning is that the certificate has no expiration date and we have not been contacted about this alleged ownership change. Apparently none of that matters to whoever runs Happy Foot now. read more

Anna the boss was so nice! We got there and they started right away! No wait time. You can tell Anna and lily have years of experience! Helped us recovered from our days of walking !! read more

Was wanting to experience a foot massage for a while so when I saw a Groupon for Happy Foot, I had to go ! As we went in, we were greeted by the reception who was very friendly. She explained the massage and bThe massage here is a two-part'er. You're taken into a dark-ish room with a screen playing images of fish swimming (not necessary imo). Part 1 is the back/shoulder massage; Oscar was my ___ (not sure what you would call him). His massage was quite strong, but he was able to get my shoulders relaxed. Once this part was done, we moved to the comfortable chair where I got a foot reflexology massage. It was so relaxing; at some points, I was very close to snoring. Without a Groupon, it's a little expensive and I can't indulge too much (I like getting facials too so...); however, would love to come back. Good for: relaxing, foot reflexology read more

Have been a customer for a few years and always had a great experience. Yesterday it was the total opposite. Perhaps new management. Ended up in a room with two giggling young women who laughed, snorted and swore the whole time -- generally ruining what should be a peaceful and calm time which I desperately needed. I decided to endure and midway through my session, they switched my masseuse without explaining why. I felt like I was in a comedy act about how to destroy a calming service. They might as well have sent a marching band through. Anyway -- I got up and left at that point and will not be back. Too bad. It used to be one of the better places in town. Also -- you can tell by the vernacular that the five stars on here are written by the spa staff, many of whom don't speak English. On another note -- the person who worked on me was a male I had never seen there before and he was quite rough. Today my neck is sore in a way its never been before. All in all....a very sad situation. I wonder if they switched him out midway because he is not supposed to be working on people. I'm must find a new place. Hope this helps. read more

I like happy foot spa so much ,that it allows me to completely relax and relax my body. Every time I go there, a masseuse named Alice gives me a foot massage. Her technique is so amazing ! that after massaging, I feel my legs are so relaxed. I enjoy a good foot massage while also learning about foot massage to health. I love Happy feet Spa! read more

Anni was amazing!! She's so lovely and respects your pressure preference. I told her I work long hours on my feet, and she knew exactly what to do to relieve my stress. Since I work too close, I will definitely come back before and even after work if I can. read more

If you're going in looking for an actual reflexology massage, you're not getting it. The service was fine, however just a regular foot massage, nothing really technical about it. I asked about the reflexology pressure points, however the masseuse wasn't sure what I was talking about. Went to mention it to the front desk about this and they didn't say anything but "sorry". Nothing to rectify it. Beware and ask before you book, an error on my part, but a mis-market of their services. read more

Happy Feet indeed. Just had a divine 1 hour reflexology treatment with Judy. I like the sim basement vibe, and we were in a private room, I was in a cozy chair with my feet up, and she took her time. I needed that. I'll be going back. read more

I walked in with swelling on the exterior of my left foot. After an hour treatment, performed by Peter, I left feeling as if i was walking out on someone else's legs! Conveniently located for anyone in the Yorkville area, we also expect to pay a bit more for the convenience of the location. This is nor different. Rent isn't cheap on Yorkville Avenue, so be prepared to adjust your price expectations by about 10%. That said, they are open 7 days a week until 9pm, you don't always need to book very much in advance (I was seen on 20 minutes notice on a Sunday, for example), and the facility is very clean and well staffed. read more

If you're looking for Chinatown style massage, but in Yorkville this is the place. Very reminiscent of the foot massage spas I go to you in Hong Kong, from the feet soaking to the additional neck and shoulder room, private rooms, tv and big plush couches. The only caveat is that the price is 2x what I would pay for the same thing in Hong Kong! They charge $60 for 1 hour Foot Massage / Reflexology. This does not come with a receipt or anything. If this is too steep, your best bet is to go to the Foot Massage places in Chinatown, where they have the same thing for $30-40. However, if you have benefits to spare, they will charge $90 for an hour (in Chinatown, maybe $70-80) but they will write it up as RMT, Acupuncture or Osteopath.I chose to do 1hr , but only because my benefits will cover, and it'll be cheaper than using the $40 coupon I had. The place is very much catered to westerners and not Asians, but it's still okay. The masseuse I had spoke Mandarin, but also quite good English. Her pressure was excellent, good and hard (that's what she said). But don't be afraid to let her know if she needs to ease up! Your feets soak in an herbal bath, and unlike normal places, where they leave you for 10mins, she spends this time giving me an excellent neck and shoulder rub. Then about 45mins is spent on my feets. I sat here with a tea, and falling asleep watching Planet Earth on their big screen tv. They also offer Body Massage among other things. There's a good Package for $110 for both body and feet, but no receipt. I really like the place, but feel that I am paying a premium, plus there's no economical parking nearby either. read more

I found a Chinese Massage Salon where is the Yorkville Location when I was walking on the Yorkvill Ave. I was looking for real Asian Massage Salon because Western salon doesn't have enough hands power and they don't know well where points are. The Yorkville Location Salon only has opened 2 month ago.I ordered a Body treatment which are 60 min for whole body under Shiatsu,Chinese Tuina,Lymphatic Drainage and using non smell oil. A massager already has nice power but I requested harder.I'm a happy that Lymphatic Drainage was so good. I definitely coming back to same location because there are clean and good services also The massager and receptionist were lovely geniality.I'd like to try to other menu too. I got a good surprised when she combed my hairs in the end of service.It is not common. I have an idea that she brings some hot towels for wipe off oil from a body,you ask her for you use one or two towels this one for on your eyes and one for under neck before she needs them. I can recommend to go this Salon even though Asian people. read more

This place definitely makes my feet happy! They constantly have Groupon deals on, for both 60-minute foot reflexology and 60-minute tuina massage for $35, so hurry and take advantage of this deal! Happy Foot Spa is a Chinese-run spa tucked surprisingly inside Yorkville, though not charging ridiculous Yorkville prices. There's freshly-made cucumber water offered at the door, and the receptionist is extremely polite and accommodating. My masseuse was Yukie, who wasn't very talkative at first till she realized I can also speak Chinese. There wasn't enough pressure put into the massage, I think my experience would have been improved if my masseuse had more power. I'll be sure to mention that next time I make an appointment. Tips: 1. Free Wifi! 2. Awesome booking speed and availability! (Usually with Groupon deals, spas are fully booked up to two months) 3. Even though Groupon deals say new clients only, they don't seem to mind when you show up more than once with the coupons. read more

Went here with my sisters and here are the reviews: The Chinese-by-marriage one: "No pain no gain. Just like in Hong Kong, but there it's only $10." Here, it was about $40 for 45 minutes of foot reflexology with a coupon that Happy Foot Spa conveniently provided each of us when we arrived for our appointments. It's usually $50. The worryingly thin one with various symptoms and pains: "It ALL hurts. There's not a moment of this that's not hurting...Oh, that's so cute." A movie about wildlife played silently on a large screen in front of us. (She was referring to a baby seal that yawned.) Me: "This feels great...It doesn't hurt at all. It must mean I'm really healthy...I'm the healthiest one out of us! Hmm...I feel as though I could go to sleep." Reflexology was in a clean, dimmed room and the reflexologists were quiet, but friendly as we chattered. They also provided pain-free shoulder and back massage. At the end, we all remarked on how fresh our legs felt and the ailing one found resolution of one of her symptoms a short time after. Was it coincidence or effectiveness of the therapy? Who knows, but it was worth it, I think. I've been to a highly rated reflexologist in Chinatown and although it was a bit cheaper, it was in a lot dingier and less comfortable surroundings. So, until we find ourselves in Hong Kong, Happy Foot Spa will do us. Update: They are not very good about responding to emails...emailed them three times, but never got a response. Why list an email address if you don't plan on responding? They did take my call, but found they were inflexible about the gift certificates - they won't email/mail them to recipients - pick up only - even if person purchasing lives in a different province and cannot pick up and will pay extra for postage/envelope/effort. read more

I bought a very good groupon deal again. However, the reception located my name and phone number on their system and would not let me use my groupon deal because it was only for new customers. Sigh, really? Ended up, it does mention on the fine print. Finally, I paid for the difference between the regular and groupon face value. Glad that I got my groupon deal with extra discount. I was, of course, a little disappointed. However, the massage therapists there were constantly good. I let the reception assign a massage therapist for me and she was very experienced with good technique. She had some communication with me but did not talk too much. I did not have problem making a last minute reservation. So far, I am still satisfied with this place. read more

Clean, friendly, and competent service. This was the typical Chinatown massage, but with inflated prices to compensate for the shi-shi neighborhood and slightly more posh surroundings than you'll get directly in Chinatown. I had the 60 min reflexology and it was lovely. Though I don't feel as though the therapist had much in-depth Chinese Medicine knowledge. Just a rote performance of the basic reflexology-based relaxing foot massage. Relaxing, moderately therapeutic, and nice. While I love nature documentaries, I did find the gigantic screen tv being on in the room to be extremely distracting. I'd personally prefer just to space out to gentle music, rather than have a bright television burning into my eyelids. But I realize some people would really enjoy it. If you want to pay a bit more money for the more pleasing surroundings, I'd go for Foot Happy Spa (hilariously similar name) at Bloor & Spadina. Same prices, same style massage and packages, but the masseuses there know a good deal more traditional theory & practice and you can get some real serious treatment there. But overall this was a really nice place, and I'd certainly go again if another Groupon came my way for it! read more

Stay Away! The reflexology foot treatment I received was amazing, although the therapist did not speak a word of English, so forget about mentioning problem areas, just nod and smile for an hour while enjoying your tea. The receptionist is a grade A scammer. I bought a $40 Groupon and when I showed up, the coupon was not accepted, and I was charged full price $70 (so $30 more)...may I mention that there was sign outside this business which stated $49.99 for the 1 hour reflexology treatment?! Not to kick up a stink, I paid the full price, and when I complained to Groupon, they told me to basically suck it. I found New Leaf Spa on Bloor West between Spadina & Bathurst which does an excellent treatment for $40 cash, that is anytime & no coupon. I've since dropped Happy Foot Spa from my Rolodex and Groupon no more. Live & Learn the hard way. read more

I went for a foot massage which was ok and then went for a full body massage. The attendant was clearly not a registered RMT of any sort let alone a reflexologist. After working on my upper back, she moved to my lower and pressed really hard which you just don't do in that area. My back went into spasm and was sore so I called back the next day. Pam the receptionist first told me that the type of massage that was performed can leave a person sore for a day and then it would get better. I explained that it was not a massage deep tissue kind of sore but a painful one that restricted my range of motion. Pam then told me my back was probably already sore before I came for the massage and that was the reason. LOL! I called back a few days later to say that after 5 days of pain, I had to go see a therapist and get some acupuncture on my back which finally released the spasm. She had apparently told the managers about my situation and said it was the first time they had ever had that happen...still no offer or apology or course of action. Waiting for another call I decided to call again and this time was told by Pam that I needed a doctor's note to bring to them. There was STILL no offer or suggestion as to what might be done about any of this. After waiting for another call back I finally gave up and here I am. This is THE WORST customer service I have received I have ever received from any establishment for as long as I've lived in Toronto (17 years). To not only deny responsibility but to actually tell me I was already sore before coming in is the most ridiculous response I've heard to date. The lack of contact or even so much as a discount offering for a different service next time is sheer arrogance. If my post dissuades only 1 person from ever going there, I'll be happy. read more

Amazing foot massage with Max! Lovely staff! A real great experience - I will come back Definitely recommend! read more

This place just had a renovation!! It looks amazing! I always find very relaxed after I have their package A. It's a great deal comes with both reflexology and full body massage. Think how great it is! And I suggest to always tell your needs before your massage, which area you prefer them to do deeper and which part not to. They will take even extra care for you! Well, since I always come here, they know what I like! read more

I don't understand some of the negative comments. I saw four non-Asian customers pay and make future appointments during my 10 minute wait in the beginning. This place also does not offer RMT, so that comment talking about not getting an RMT doesn't make sense - an RMT will charge you much more than $70 an hour. The receptionist, whom I think might be the owner because she told off two of the staff for speaking loudly in the halls, was extremely courteous and professional. It is true, however, that the therapists jump straight to work without consulting you first about problem areas, but mine was very good at finding my problem areas. My girlfriend and I came for a couple's massage: she got a foot massage, I got a full body. During the massage, both our therapists spoke good English as well. My calves are so knotted up that all my therapists have commented on them, and this one is no exception, but Cindy worked herself hard to get my knots out. Over to the side, I can hear Fei (a man) checking in with my gf regularly to make sure his pressure is okay, etc. In conclusion: clean facilities, professional and hard working staff, good English skills, and will definitely come again. read more

I came here as part of my relaxing self-care day. I got a pedi in the morning, followed by a facial, and then came on over here to get a foot massage. I was 5 minutes early to my appointment. Without any instruction, I am led into the room by the receptionist. Ok, I should actually start off my saying that for Yorkville I was expecting a better presentation. The outside door had salt stains all over... so anyway, I am led into this room. The receptionist did not offer to take my jacket, I ask where I can put it, because the way I came into the room I couldn't see the coat hook behind me, she yells "anywhere." I also feel like you should take your shoes off at the front... but I brought them in, and took them off. The room was very dark, a bit too dark. It was just a very unprofessional place for my standards. I was asked if I want water or green tea, and I felt that it was cheap/tacky to bring it to my in a styrofoam cup. I am not sure why you soak your feet in hot water before the treatment, it's not a pedicure. As for the massage, I specifically requested hard pressure in advance. The guy doing my massage spoke 3 words in English, and he told me he couldn't speak English. Fine, but some parts were good pressure, whereas others, like toes especially, I couldn't feel the pressure at all. At the end I asked some questions, and the receptionist couldn't really answer them for me... Atmosphere is super important to me, and this place has none. I'm surprised that when I google this place it comes up as 4.9 stars, perhaps many of the reviews are fake/friends of the owners. I was the only person in the spa the whole time. If it was that good, I would expect it to be busier. The massage wasn't bad... it's just that the lack of professionalism and atmosphere lacked and that is equally important to have a relaxing experience. read more

I've been here about three times now (all for foot reflexology treatment) and I thoroughly enjoyed each of my experiences here. I always wait for their groupon deals where it's around 35 dollars for 60 minutes (well-worth it!). I think the regular price for Yorkville IS more pricey than what you'd get in Chinatown or other locations, but cmon people - it's yorkville. The staff here are respectful, friendly and polite. If you're a first-timer, they educate you a little about the process and may give you a brochure or a chart about the benefits of foot reflexology. They never fail to offer me a cup of hot green tea which I always accept. The receptionist always asks how your experience was and never fails to recommend other treatments with a nice smile on her face. For all three times, they lead you into this room with four sofa chairs and they have the nature channel playing on mute at all times. The background music is quite soothing and the whole thing will put you to sleep in no time. The last time I went, my masseuse was Yuki..I don't remember her name exactly but she did a very good job. First, they soak your feet in herbal, hot water while they give you a shoulder/back massage. They then work on each of your legs and apply the right kind of pressure to certain points. Remember to bring loose pants because theyll ask you to roll it up to your mid-thighs!! After the massage, they bandage your legs in hot towels and then the 60 minutes is over way too soon. I think the majority of staff here are Asian, and from my experiences, they are not too fluent in English so don't make wordy comments. I found them to be polite and will adjust the level of pressure if it's either too light or too hard for your liking. Overall, I really enjoy my experiences here in this establishment and I'm always on the lookout for groupon deals! read more

NOT EVEN WORTH 1 STAR The foot massage treatment I got was okay. The entire time it seemed as though she was frantic and rushing through it, as well constantly moving things around in the room so the door could open... this did not promote a relaxing environment and made it seem like they are not set up properly. What really pushed the limits was that my nail polish was all messed up when I got home and after 3 times calling back to complain and ask for another service for free as a credit, they pretended to not understand me or would hang up!!!! I dont have super high standards but this to me is VERY POOR CUSTOMER SERVICE. I will never return again and steer other people away from it. You'd think that being in a ritzier area of Toronto you'd receive better service. read more

I just visited Happy Foot out of curiousity. The place is clean and the massage enjoyable. They dim the lights during the massage, no wi-fi or nature channel on TV to ensure patrons relax which I accept. I wasn't aware of Groupon rates til I just read the reviews and I paid the rack rate of 60$ for 60 min. and thought it was fair price, not exactly cheap. So it really is a 'ok' review. read more

After a long day of walking, I wanted a good foot massage. It appeared promising when I arrived - comfortable chairs and ottomans and a nice dark quiet room. While they obviously know what a Chinese foot massage should be, it was simply the lamest massage I have ever had. Virtually no pressure. Every time I asked him for more pressure, he would go a little deeper for 10-15 seconds and then go back to the lackadaisical - no effort massage. Maybe the other therapists are better but honestly would not try it again. read more

Didn't even get a massage and the front desk said the complete opposite of what we asked over the phone. She first asked the wrong name and then said the wrong number after giving her the correct name. We asked about insurance and over the phone she said yes and in person she said no. We drove 15 mins to this place in the city to get no massage because of the way we were treated. She needs to learn her communication skills and people skills! read more

Had asked for an RMT but received a Chinese style massage which wasn't relaxing and actually a bit uncomfortable (I've had better chinese style massages elsewhere) .... RMT wasted a lot of time just "rubbing skin" (quite uncomfortable) and massaging individual toes even when I asked for deep tissue ... and even continued to waste time after I reminded The RMT used WAY too much oil - felt a little disgusting Towels smelled funky and musky- not sure they were washed after each client ... also very disgusted No covers on the massage table- they just give you a lousy beach towel to cover up I will probably not go back because the massage wasn't that great (and overpriced at $130), but even more importantly because of the lack of hygiene ! read more

I have been here several times and I am usually a huge advocate, however after my most recent visit, I will not be returning. For the one hour foot reflexology, you start out with a 15 minute shoulder and back massage while your feet soak. The masseuse rushed into the room, and without even an introduction began vigorously rubbing my back and arms at a speed that was uncomfortable. He then began pounding my back and shoulders so hard that it gave me a headache. I normally have such great experiences here so I decided to suck it up and wait it out until the foot massage part. I figured maybe I was just being a baby and he was used to people with a higher pain tolerance. Then began the worst 45 minute foot massage I have ever had in my life. Normally during foot reflexology they target tense areas in your foot that affect the test of your body. Instead all I got for 45 minutes was constant vigorous rubbing so badly that I felt as if I was getting rug burn. All he kept doing was pumping more cream, rubbing really fast, then pound at my calves a little, then go back to rubbing. No part of my foot was massaged at all. I hate people who complain and I really didn't want to make a fuss but it was such an uncomfortable experience that I said something to the woman at the front when I went to pay. After explaining, politely and apologetically, what had happened, she then told me that the masseuse was probably just in a bad mood and having a bad day and that all she could do was give me a discount of $10. So instead of paying $60, I would pay $50. To be honest, I wasn't even expecting anything by complaining, I was just so upset after my experience I felt the need to tell her. But after the lack of customer service, on top of having probably the worst massage of my life, I will not be returning again. I understand that everyone has bad days, but I am paying for a service. read more

Great foot massage, but the bathroom has visible mold growing on the ceiling! Smells very mildewy in there. Not safe for patrons or staff working there! read more

Dirty, noisy, unprofessional and over priced. The worst experience I have ever had! There was construction going on upstairs I was not warned about. It was so stressful hearing the loud noise throughout my reflexology treatment. The washroom was dirty and there was so much dust on the baseboards. The place is in the basement and there is no natural light and the decor is atrocious! The staff hardly speak any English. It costs a lot of money for a very poor treatment and experience. Please save your money and go to somewhere great! read more

I went here for the first time last week and I got reflexology done. He was good. But, I only gave this place 3 stars because of the rest of the experience I had. I was about 5 minutes late because the road is completely closed for construction which no one informed me of when I booked my appointment or when I called them. But that's my bad. When I got there, I had to wait 10 more minutes for the guy to come out of whatever he was doing. I was sitting in a chair and he asked me to sit on the ottoman (I was confused why I had to sit here since there was no explanation on his part that there would be any kind of back/neck rub) and pull up my pants - he brought out a bucket for my feet to soak in. My pants didn't really pull up because the bottoms were tight, so he brought me shorts that were way to small. So instead he brought me out a small towel to put over my lap. He didn't close the sliding door while I was changing. He started the back/neck massage and maybe 6 minutes into it, two ladies who worked there came to the door and spoke to him and I had to change rooms in the middle of my massage. Apparently someone else needed that room because there was a machine that they needed to use. This machine was sitting on the floor that was about the same size as a UV light for doing Shellac on your nails. It was easily transportable so I'm not sure why they just didn't move the machine. So now I had to dry off my feet, put on my pants - with the door still not closed and head over to the other room. When i got to the other room, there was a loud fan on, I asked him if it could be turned off. He said it was blowing on the wall not on me. He motioned to the ceiling, I'm not sure if there was water damage or something, but it was not clear why he didn't turn it off. In addition to the fan there was a TV on with some mountain lions and it wasn't really changing. At least the other room had some soothing fish. It was really bright since they dim the rooms (which is nice) but then the television was so bright that even with my eyes closed I could see the moving images which was not relaxing in the slightest. He then continued with the massage for a few minutes and then did the reflexology. The foot rub was good but I'd barely call it reflexology at least the many times I've gotten it done, it was more pressure and more focus on the feet. I enjoyed it well enough though... until the lady at the desk in the other room was talking loudly on SPEAKER phone of all things. After many minutes of this the other attendant in the room closed the sliding door, which you could still hear through. Anyway, the massage was good, the rest of the experience was seriously lacking in relaxation and professionalism. I would not recommend this place to anyone who is expecting a relaxing massage or quality for their money. read more

Went to the spa for the 1-hr foot reflexology appointment. The staff were very friendly and the premises were very clean. The staff takes care of you from the moment you walk in. They ensure you have a beverage and settle you into a comfy room where the treatment takes place. Overall very relaxing and my feet feel fantastic! Would definitely visit again. read more

I have been going to Happy Feet for several years. I noticed the name on the sign changed recently but I was able to find the name "Happy Foot Spa" on google -and booked. Arrived and noticed things felt different. I had been double booked and had to wait 25 minutes for my appointment. I was with my older teen and we were asked to have our session in a room at the end of a long hall - which we saw them moving furniture in and out of in order to accommodate us. Water was boiling hot for our feet - so we had to wait quite a while before we could put our feet in. The tubs were not covered in plastic as per usual; - that should have been our warning to leave. The masseuse used a lot of pressure - often painful - and it felt like they had no idea what they were doing. Left fairly unsatisfied (sad because I use to love this place) but it was not until 3am in the morning that I was awoken to a terrible itchy rash on both of my legs. Called in the morning and receptionist confirmed new management. I was told the owner would call me to discuss rash - no one called. Not so Happy feet - spent the day at doctor getting cream to remedy this rash! read more