I booked an appointment here for my boss's girlfriend because they said they do accept gift cards…read morefrom Spa Finder and we have a $50 gift card. But when she got there, she was shocked when she had to pay all of it because they didn't accept the gift card that they ASSURED me they would accept multiple times when I called. People here lie to get customers. Not recommended. -Cris

Bait and Switch Alert: I called in specifically for a Thai massage and confirmed that was what I…read morewanted, but what I received was a deep tissue massage instead--a classic bait and switch tactic. Not only was the treatment completely different, but it was also mediocre. They used hot stones I never asked for, and they weren't even hot. Throughout the session, staff repeatedly exposed me by walking in and out of the room and leaving the door open. When I confronted the situation, the therapist tried to pass off the deep tissue massage as a Thai massage until I mentioned that I'm a massage therapist. Then she casually remarked, "Oh, I can just charge you for a deep tissue." To make matters worse, she refused to give me the manager's number, which forced me to call the police and file a report. Don't book here for any massage.

Well where do I even start. I guess I could start with don't waste ur time going to a chain when…read moreyou have amazing a massage therapist like Vicky and Lana. We come in once a month for a couples massage and let me tell you the whole deep tissue massage is simple perfect. Can't go wrong with a hot stone to finish. But these ladies are really the best. I'll keep coming once a month.

I was visiting and stopped here to get a massage. I got a foot massage And asked for half back and…read morehalf foot for $60 was $70. I forgot the exact masseuse name but it was morila or something. She did an amazing job and used was able to get into all my muscles and aching knots.

One of the best body and foot massages I've ever gotten! Other than leaving the room to grab hot…read moretowels, stones, answer walk-ins and calls, the appointment was nearly perfect. Thank you!!!

I went in with the most debilitating headache and had a 30 minute chair massage and walked out not…read moreonly with my headache gone, but my sinus pressure and stick neck was relieved as well! I drive 30mins to come here and it's worth the drive!

Rick is a very good massage therapist. This is a therapeutic massage place, not a spa like…read moremembership. You come here to get a massage that is healing for our body. Rick will work with your problem area, explain to you what he is doing, and will give you some health tips that you can continue to practice at home. He always starts on time, very easy to schedule an appointment. Very reasonable price wise. Highly recommended

Rick has helped me on the road to recovery after a total hip replacement in May 2024 I was able to…read morehike in Glacier National Park in July after a big set back. He also got me ready to do several hikes including Tom Thumb in Phoenix in December. I believe the cupping and scraping and deep muscle work has enabled me to run again. I'm not 100% yet, but I'm 70 years old so I credit Rick as being key in my progress by keeping fascia from tightening and reminding me to be respectful of the healing process.

I have been going here for regular massages weekly due to back and shoulder pain. There were so…read moremany things I couldn't do and after these sessions, the therapist has worked out so many painful spots. I can move again and be productive in so many things. Thanks to this place and the therapists there. I would highly recommend this place if you want a good authentic massage and especially if you have pain.

1. is open until 11p. . (sort of concerning)…read more 2. no place to store my clothes other than on floor. . (at $80 an hour a dedicated space like a short table is apprpriate) 3. has cctv camera feed of the parking lot on television in the massage room. . (not very relaxing, feels like they are looking for early signs of any raids) 4. paid for 1 hour, got 40 minutes. . (boo) 5. massage person was there by herself, stopping to answer door while massaging me. . (not very relaxing) 6. bed does not have a drop down support for your head so that you can extend it down. You lay flat on the bed and there's a hole for you to breathe through. (this means you have to either lie with your chest on a pillow when face down and it crinks your neck a little bit. other massage places have the head support on the top edge of the bed angled down at a lower angle to prevent this which also provides the therapist easy access to your neck) 7. therapist never touched my neck despite telling her that's what i needed most 8. lackluster quality on the massage. best described as 'meh' 9. after the 40 minutes (insert personal gripe here), she says 'you good now?' Read in between the lines here. 10. upon departure she boldly asked for a tip 11. this place seems like an establishment best suited for gentlemen who like happy endings, not if you need a legitimate massage.

Walk in appointments available - good service, good massage and friendly service. Will recommend…read moreto others.

I do not recommend this place at all. Zero stars for customer service or services delivered. The…read morephone number listed on google was incorrect. The suite was hard to find. The lady was rude from the moment I walked in. She lectured me about forgetting to bring a mask. And then she told me she couldn't work on me because I wasn't calm enough. I asked for a place to change, and she refused. She indicated that my energy needed to be calmer in order for her to provide me a place to change. I told her I was late and trying to facilitate getting started with the massage by changing... she said I needed to sit down and be calm before I could have a place to change. Then she said she couldn't work on me so I put on my shoes on and left after five minutes with no massage after having planned my work day around making this appointment. It was like being in the twilight zone. Here I am coming to a place to relax and the very person who is supposed to be an expert in creating a relaxing environment and getting paid well for that skill is super wound and unable to handle even the slightest disruption to her perfectly controlled environment. If you are looking to work on your de-escalation skill set, this is a great place to practice those skills--- although, you won't be the one getting paid for it

I lived in Thailand for 3 years and got addicted to Thai massage. Since returning to America,…read moreI've searched for a place that did true Thai message, the way it's done in Thailand. There are a couple great places in Los Angeles, and I'm delighted to report that there is one in Orlando that is every bit as good! This is professional Thai massage as taught at Wat Po in Bangkok. The kind where you feel like you're walking on a cloud for hours afterward. I've been to Sage a couple times and will definitely be returning. Highly recommended!!!

I guess they didn't have my partners reservation in their system but they accommodated us quickly!…read moreI enjoyed the couples massage very much. Would recommend ! Very quiet and peaceful inside

There is a 2-star review from 4 years ago describing almost word for word what happened to me…read moretoday: I specifically requested a deep tissue massage with someone who understood the musculoskeletal system bec I needed them to understand the areas that were already hurting. Unfortunately, the massage was painful. She pressed directly on bones, did not work on the areas I specifically asked her to focus on, and continued working on painful spots even after I asked her to stop or adjust after saying "ok!" each time. I still left 12% because I did not want to stiff her, and thought 12% was more than enough for hurting me and not allowing me to relax. (For the record, I love very deep tissue massages, and I always relax when the person knows what they're doing.) She looked at the receipt, slammed it down, furiously pointed at the tip, and yelled, "WHAT IS THIS?! 20% ONLY!!" She had me clutching my pearls. I run businesses, and I would never in a million years approach a customer about a tip, let alone reprimand them for one. The only thing I could think to say is "it's a TIP...." Aka a reflection of your service... She then tried to shoo me out with her hand, and that's when I became stern. I said, No, please explain this to me. Is 20% required here? Is it required everywhere? If it's mandatory, it should be an automatic 20% gratuity on the receipt. You cannot leave the tip optional and then get angry when someone tips less. She just kept yelling "20%!" Four years later, apparently the massage may vary, but the 20% tantrum is still exactly the same from the same lady.