Before visiting, I called to confirm whether walk-ins were accepted. I was told they were, so I…read morearrived at approximately 12:30 p.m. The employee informed me that a 30-minute massage would cost $50, plus a $3 credit card processing fee. Before the service began, she also requested that I leave a tip. We indicated we would pay a total of $60, but she repeatedly insisted on a $10 tip, bringing the total to $63. To avoid further discussion, we agreed to leave the $10 tip. Our credit card transaction shows a timestamp of 12:32 p.m. By the time I was taken to the massage room and was lying on the table, it was approximately 12:35 p.m. The therapist did not ask what type of massage I preferred or whether I had any areas of concern. She simply instructed me to lie down, covered me with a towel, and began the massage. Initially, the massage was acceptable, but she soon began using deep tissue pressure, which I did not want. I stopped her and asked that she focus only on my neck and feet. She then massaged my feet and ended the session. When she finished, it was approximately 12:55 p.m. I pointed out that the 30-minute session had not yet been completed, as only about 20 minutes had elapsed since the massage began. She stated that she was finished. After I explained that the session had started around 12:35 p.m., she offered to continue for an additional five minutes. By that point, I declined because I no longer felt comfortable continuing the service. As I was leaving, I attempted to take a photograph of a sign regarding customer complaints. The employee physically took hold of my phone and prevented me from taking the picture. My husband then requested a refund for the portion of the service that had not been provided, including the gratuity. The employee initially refunded only $5 and told us to leave. We explained that we were willing to pay for the approximately 20 minutes of massage that had been provided but expected a refund for the remaining unused portion. She then refunded another $5. We advised her that the correct refund should be about $21 based on the shortened service and charges paid. She left briefly and returned with the remaining $21, paid in one-dollar bills, and told us she did not want us to return. We responded that we would not be coming back. We were not asking for a free service. We were willing to pay for the approximately 20 minutes of massage we received. Our concern was simply that we paid for a 30-minute session but received only about 20 minutes of service. She seemed upset and refused to talk about the time we started and ended the message, by then she was rude. All I wanted was a message for my birthday and ended up more stress. Would not recommend.

I have been having a upper back, shoulder knot for some time so I saw that a new massage just…read moreopened up close to where I reside. Took a chance and was totally surprised in detail how knowledgeable she was. English is not good but her hands seem to understand

Evelyn was great. Place is kind of small. But they make it work. I will go back and see Evelyn…read moreagain. Cost was a little high, but it is what it is.

Diana is amazing, she does a deep tissue massage that really hits every part of your body. If your…read morea workout junky I highly recommend her.

1st and last time coming here. I only came because I didn't have an appt at my usual spot and this…read moreplace takes walk-ins. I walked in and an Asian man was sitting there but, all be could say was "massage". He called the "massage therapist" to the front and she only spoke Spanish. They charge $60 for an hour of "full" body swedish massage and an extra $3 to pay with a card. She took me to the room and turned on a blue light instead of a dimly lit room. There was typical relaxing music playing but, as she started the massage on my face/head and shoulders I could hear the reggaeton (Spanish dance) music playing in her earphones. About 10 mins into the massage the therapeutic music stopped playing so all I could her was her music. Then another 10 mins later a woman came into the building and was being so loud. As for the massage, she concentrated mostly on my hands and feet and maybe 5 mins at the most on my back which I specifically went in for (I told them that and also specified it in the intake form). She kept losing physical contact to get more lotion every 2 mins or so, it was quite frustrating. She also didn't use any special strokes or techniques. The massage was definitely not worth $60 and then she asked for a tip at the end. TOTAL waste of money! You're way better off going to the massage school and paying almost half the price and getting a much better massage from students trying to make a grade as well as having a better "spa" like feel.

the address is being Chang because they move at this address 1308 w Greg in pharr tx 78577. phone…read morenumber is 956 414- 4251

Gabby is an amazing therapist! She is very knowledgable and knows the fine details of anatomy that…read moremake or break a massage (ie.. direction of muscle fibers, appropriate pressure over boney areas etc...) she is very kind and is easy to schedule with. As a medical professional I highly recommend her as a therapist.

It is an extraordinary place. Very professional staff. And they make sure you get the best massage…read moreposible