Amy is excellent. So very good and delivers a very strong massage.during a 90 minute massage she…read morealso includes a stretch. Soooo good.

My gf's and I come regularly for the foot reflexology. It's a great girls date. 10 min you soak…read moreyour feet in a tub with epson salt while in a perfectly dimmed room. After that, from your knees down your legs and feet are massaged for 45 min all the while everyone gets to catch up, chat while drinking tea ( if you brought one ). Perfect time together.

This place isn't fancy but it has everything a sauna lover would need for a relaxing time. It's…read morevery nondescript from the parking lot entrance but don't be fooled by appearances. Inside, there are 2 Finnish saunas, 2 Russian banyas, a large steam room, big cold plunge pool, hot tub, salt room, restaurant and multiple lounge areas. Value is the best I have found (I have also gone to the now closed Sanduny Sauna and Southwestern Banya). The change rooms are basic but you get a full sized locker. There are only 2 shower stalls and they only provide soap, so bring your own shampoo/conditioner. The lounge areas have free tea and filtered water. It's mostly muskoka chairs and a few lounge chairs. You can sit by the pool area (I enjoyed sitting there are seeing people's reactions to the freezing cold water) or there is a big back area with TV's or there are some other tucked away areas for something quieter. The Finnish saunas have higher temperature but lower humidity, so they don't feel as hot. The banyas are HOT. I started in the Finnish ones before working my way up to the banyas. They do not post the temperatures the way the Korean saunas do, so I have no idea how hot they actually were, but in one of them I couldn't last more than 2 minutes - I literally felt like my skin was on fire!! This place is for the serious sauna aficionado, for the people who go to the sauna at the gym and complain it isn't hot enough. The big banya has a bench by the entrance for venik (the leaves on a stick that you can ask someone to hit you with... look it up). They have buckets of water in the hall to store your venik so the leaves don't dry out. I don't think they offer massages right now due to staffing issues. The crowd was mostly men when I went on a family day. There were a few families with kids, although the kids did not go into the saunas. It seems like there are a lot of regulars and overall the vibe is friendly and welcoming. Robes and towels were in good condition and the facilities were clean. I was there almost 3 hours and saw staff walking around and making sure everything was in order. The restaurant serves Russian/Ukranian dishes like soups, pickles, perogies, etc. I tried the chicken carburek which was nice, if a little bland. I would've gone for beef stroganoff or chicken kiev but didn't want to be stuffed before going back into the saunas. If you are look for a legit sauna experience without the frills, this is your place! I recommend bringing: swimsuit, flip flops, shampoo/conditioner, body lotion, a book, water bottle, a sauna hat if you have one.

Having learned about all the health benefits from Saunas and Cold baths recently from all the…read moreexperts that go on podcasts I decided to give it a try. It looks like its more tricky to find a place that offers a cold plunge as well and luckily this one does. I will say though I did not expect it to be this pricey basically $50 per session. While you get to stay up to 4 hours I feel id rather pay $50 for 4, 1 hour sessions. I guess however with how packed this place was ( I went on Saturday) the price is not something that is affecting most customers. I enjoyed the experience and did feel great after, If I could do a 30 min session after waking up every day I feel like I would be super productive. Sadly there is no real membership, a 10 visit pass is $350 its great if you can afford it but for now I will have to wait until Saunas become more widespread in the GTA and the competition brings the prices down.

This place was recommended to my brother and I on "Milton Talk" Facebook group. My brother has had…read morea lot of surgery on his back and is SUPER picky about where he goes for a massage (we have only found two other places that he liked but they are too far away to frequent regularly). Anyways, he was super happy with his masseuse (Neena)! He's definitely going back. Mine was good too..different person. Feel inside is pretty zen..good music etc. My one thing (and only cause I love it) would be to use some aromatherapy..some good smells under the nose do wonders to relieve stress :) Would recommend for sure!

I went for a float session for the first time and it was wonderful. They have 2 float rooms with…read moreshowers: a single and a double for couples or family. The float tank is futuristic looking, all white and clean with blue glowy lights, and a voice that sounds like the Starship Enterprise. The water is warm and full of epsom salts, and particularly high in mineral magnesium. The machine is automated with music, lights, and self-cleaning. The experience was dreamy. I found myself adjusting my spine a lot in the beginning and consciously releasing unconsciously tense muscles. By the end, I wanted the full sensory deprivation experience by turning off the lights and music. Floating around in black silence is incredibly therapeutic and relaxing! I'd highly recommend this for anyone who is feeling overstimulated, such as new parents or if you just met a crazy deadline and want to unwind and re-centre yourself. I felt like I had a really good massage without the pressure. The owner, Eric, gave us an awesome intro and tour. He answered all of our questions. The facilities are great. After the session they clean and wipe everything down. They provide pretty much everything. I recommend bringing shower flip flops and body moisturizer. You will need to shower before and after to wash off the salts.

I have been tanning at Midnight sun for over 7 years. There is a reason why I am loyal to this…read moresalon. I have been to various other salons trying to get a feel for what is out there, but I always find my way back to Midnight Sun knowing that you can't get any better. The salon is clean, comfortable and never too busy - plus their hours are great. Eric is a wonderful business owner; he goes out of his way for his clients and hires some of the best customer service/front desk attendants I have met - they remember your name, have your lotion ready for you and have a bed set up as soon as you walk into the door! (Thanks Nicole). No one at Midnight Sun is pushy and they won't force their services on you (like other salons who push unneeded products or packages), but at the same time they are knowledgeable and professional of their services and tanning in general. I always refer all of my friends and family to Midnight Sun! I won't go anywhere else.

This bathhouse is modeled after a Russian Banya and contains a dry sauna, wet sauna, steam room,…read morecold plunge & bucket, resting/common area, and a dining room. With the entrance fee, you are given a towel, bathrobe, and a bracelet for a locker. You can also opt for different add-ons for your experience such as an exfoliator/scrub or a sauna hat. They do not offer slippers so bring your own if you prefer them. I found the saunas hot enough as I have a low heat tolerance. The cold bucket plunge was also refreshing after the sauna. The cold plunge is a well that states a one person limit, though many people went in with 2-3 people at a time. The entire atmosphere reminds you of a cottage getaway. Afterward, we went to the dining area where they offer complimentary tea at the cutest tea station. They also make homemade kombucha and offer pickle vodka shots. We ordered the borsht, cabbage rolls, dumplings, herring, and the sourdough pancakes. Right off the bat, everything was delicious. The borsht was probably one of the best I've ever tasted, especially with the sour cream and the tanginess of the broth. The cabbage rolls were juicy and seasoned well, the sourdough pancakes tasted like fried dough and had a rich buttery flavour as opposed to the sweet, cakiness you would expect from a pancake. But the most surprising was the herring, which came with pickled cabbage on top and was incredibly tasty. Definitely give this a try if you visit. The drinks were also made strong, despite the low price ($11-15 for a cocktail). We all agreed that we should return just for the food alone!

I had an absolute blast at women's night which is every Tuesday at Southwestern Bathhouse!…read moreAdmittedly because it was my first time I was confused as hell and the front desk didn't really walk me through any of the rooms or what their functions were or what to do first etc, but all the info was on the website and there were only three rooms and one cold plunge so it ended up being kind of self explanatory. Scrubs are five dollars for purchase which actually is kinda crazy considering the size but I came for the full experience so you bet I bought one for the steam room. The sauna and steam rooms were INSANELY hot and the cold plunge was INSANELY cold. It was FANTASTIC lol! It was so foggy in the steam room I literally could barely see anyone else and my nostrils were burning from the heat. The water in the pool was nice and cold though and really helped keep cool in there. The larger sauna was super relaxing temperature wise and more for chilling out. If the cold plunge was too extreme there was also a chain and bucket that release cold water that was not nearly as freezing. There was a lovely cozy rest area with dim lights and a tv and in the nook of the dining area a plethora of stunning herbal, aromatic and fruity teas. As for the food itself, AWESOME. There were plenty of options for me as someone who only eats halal meat and has to otherwise be vegetarian or pescatarian in the event meat is not halal. I had potato pelmeni and the bowl was LOADED. I was in absolute BLISS. The mushroom julienne was a pool of cheese, cream and mushrooms, what was there not to like there??? The bread was the only meh part of it all. The sour cream cake was lovely and fluffy. Very homemade vibes. I loved the experience and would absolutely come back again!

READ THIS REVIEW AND ENSURE YOU KNOW WHAT YOU'RE GETTING INTO. LONG REVIEW, BUT YOU SHOULD READ IT…read more Okay, I was debating back and forth on posting this review, as I'm sure Wioletta is nice, but I feel absolutely gutted over this experience. I called in to book an appointment, and everything seemed fine. Coming into the place, the receptionist did not have her mask on, but after seeing my discomfort, she put it back on. Totally fine. I went into the room, and Wioletta was super nice in terms of telling me what I should do to correct my posture at home. Great. THEN. When we started the massage, Wioletta told me that I could 'loosen my mask' as 'masks do not work.' I was uncomfortable so I told her I would keep mine on. She had her mask on, she had gloves, not a problem. THEN. She goes on to tell me her opinion on how COVID19 'does not exist', and that 'it was manufactured as a way for the government to control us.' I was stuck on this table, half naked, so I just silently nodded. But THEN, she goes on to talk about how 'Hitler and his wife escaped Germany, had a grand-child named Obama, to control the world'. She then talks about 'Free Masons, Illuminati, New World Order' and how 'Titanic was orchestrated to get rid of people that didn't agree with the New World Order." This was all WITHIN 10 MINUTES OF THE MASSAGE. At this point, I was incredibly uncomfortable, and told her that I would like to leave. I look up, and she had her mask OFF. I told her I was going to leave. To Wioletta's credit, she apologized, said she would not charge me for the massage and to please stay. So, honestly mad props to her for recognizing my discomfort, but I just was not comfortable - and left. Look, I get having opinions. I don't agree with Wioletta, but please, when I come in for a massage, I come in for a massage. Not to listen to your personal opinions and conspiracy theories. I will 100% NOT COME HERE AGAIN. Again, to Wioletta's credit, she apologized, but just some advice, DO NOT bring your personal opinions to the workplace. Good luck.

Place is not fancy but efficient and clean, almost all massage therapist are good, they also…read moreprovide heating pad during the massage, there's also relaxing music playing in the background and you can dim the lights according to your liking. The room is calming and comfortable. Mekia is my favorite RMT.

Cheap prices, with a generous amount of time allocated for the massage. This place isn't as fancy…read moreas some of the larger, better decorated spas -- and actually a bit difficult to find in the back of the Chinese Centre. However, you'll get a nice thorough massage from friendly staff without spending a ton of money. You can feel free to walk-in if you don't have an appointment and you'll be accommodated without an issue. Be aware though that it might be little harder to communicate if you don't speak Mandarin Chinese (though you can get by through phone translations or pointing at the product you want). Also, be prepared for the session to be a bit "rough" if you are not used to reflexology --- though you can request less pressure and more gentle massaging.

Went here desperate for some relaxation after a stressful few months…read more I received a very good reflexology massage and my legs felt like new afterwards. It was rough, but relaxing. Quite an experience for my first time. I also opted for an RMT session as it seemed reasonably priced. This was a mistake. The same woman who did my reflexology also did the RMT service. I was surprised when she walked into the second room. I asked her "you're the RMT?" and she just stared at me due to a language barrier. I just kind of shrugged and thought to myself "how bad could it be?". Turns out, very bad. It was a very rough massage with no particular skill applied to it. I was vocal every time it hurt by saying "OW", so thankfully she understood that word. There were parts that felt nice and others that were straight up painful. Yes, RMT sessions are painful sometimes. But skillfully/strategically painful. This massage was more just consistent friction, up and down motions and poking. I swear, once she headed for my scalp I was relieved because how badly can you mess that up... honestly, I thought she was trying to manually labotomize me. Crack me open like a coconut. This woman was not an RMT. As I paid, I noticed the photocopied RMT certificate on the wall. The name on the wall did not match the woman I had. The provided RMT receipt had the same wall name and was pre-signed by this unknown person in a different colour pen. All kinds of sketchy. I refuse to even send that to my insurance company and I will eat the cost due to my own sheer stupidity. A few days later I spent the money (a lot more actually) all over again and had an additional emergency session with a real RMT. He was shocked at the state I was in and why. Lesson learned = you get what you pay for, if it seems to good to be true, it is, etc...

I've been to this spa/clinic many times now for over a year, close to 2 years I think. I always…read morehave a nice experience. The staff is friendly, the RMTs do a great job. Some are better than others, but that may be subjective due to the type of stress I'm feeling and what I prefer compared to someone else (pressure, technique, etc.) Overall its always been good. I recommend this place, the rates are reasonable and the atmosphere is clean and quiet.

First time coming to European Massage. The environment is nice and clean. Staffs are nice and…read morefriendly. Had full body massage with massage therapist (Elizabeth). Good experience. Looking forward to next appointment.