I went to QQ1 Spa for the first time and felt at home immediately thanks to the friendly staff. The…read morelocation is in a quiet corner of an office building and the price is fair. As for the massage, it was just what I needed from exercising too much. The therapist got all the knots and had me wanting more. I recommend this place for regular treatments. Thanks QQ! Haven't been here in a while because I was away but going back was awesome once again. Jenny was a great help to my aching body and she was attentive to what I was saying with regards to where I needed the massage the most. Felt so much better and will go back again soon.

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! :))

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!

They were able to get us in last minute on a holiday weekend for a one hour couples massage ($130)…read more The location was clean and quiet with private treatment rooms. No AC but rooms had individual fan units. Before starting, they inquired about areas needing more treatment and provided good technique and pressure to work out knots. Hot stones and hot packs on the back were a nice touch. This was a convenient and affordable place for a good massage in this area.

The was good and relaxed and they were relaxed…read more The place was clean and the therapist were professional

I have met Julie for the first time today for a deep tissue massage and it was the best massage…read moreI've ever had. I shared with her that I have tennis elbow , Julie offered to the treat the pain I have been in for the last two months , I promise you I am feeling a million times better . I am impressed how knowledgable she is , a true caring and expert provider . Thank you !

I love going here for massages. I never have a complaint and am always treated so nice. She is…read morevery professional and I always leave feeling refreshed and relaxed. I migraines improve getting massages regularly. I would recommend this place to anyone.

Always a great massage and superior customer service. My husband and I are loyal customers!!read more

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.

The price and availability worked perfectly for my best friend visiting Alexandria over a holiday…read moreweekend. It turned out to be a great rainy-day activity for two. We received a fast response to our online booking request and had excellent communication via text. Parking was free and off-street, and the second-floor space was clean and comfortable. The hot stone massage during our foot reflexology session was very professional and deeply relaxing. The therapist was attentive and responsive to feedback, even offering a warm pack for a sore knee, which was much appreciated. Overall, a relaxing and well-run experience-- recommend.

Sometimes I ask for a deep tissue massage, and I don't get it. Got it here! I told Melinda to…read more"beat me up," and then she informed me that she has worked with NFL players, and I immediately regretted my request to be beaten up. But I got my deep tissue, and it was amazing! I came in with my husband for a couple's massage, and he had Mr. Jesus who seemed like a funny guy. My husband was equally satisfied with his massage.

My wife purchased a membership and we have both received massages there over the past year. My…read moreexperience was not great average at best. She has tried to cancel her membership for the last Two months without success. We went in person, called and left messages for the manager that never returned our calls and keep charging our credit card. We called again today and left another message for the manager that never seems to be available to talk to or see. My suggestion is not to purchase a membership here...

I'm giving 2 stars and that's being generous. It's minutes from my house and the interior is nice…read moreenough (complimentary water, tea, a nice sounding waterfall). The technique my masseuse used was basic but fine. The massage (at the introductory level) was well priced; I got the lavender scalp massage add on for $20 (so NOT worth it- it didn't include any extra time/ it was just an oil and 2 minutes of scratching my head). I find it a bit disingenuous because I asked my masseuse if she could simply do some minor scalp massage technique during my massage and I didn't realize I was being upsold mid massage. The most annoying part was the constant chatter. Based on other reviews- I'm assuming this is part of their training- to constantly engage the client. I couldn't go 1 minute without being asked a question like "How was your day?" Or "What do you do for a living? Or "Do you have any plans after this?" It was really annoying and terribly awkward.... I'm there to get a massage not make a friend or have talk therapy. If I'm desperate- I might research if there is a particular masseuse who is good. And I'll just ensure to mention I want complete silence during the massage unless they are asking about the pressure or to turn over.