Ok, so spa places in Boracay (Philippines for that matter) are a dime a dozen. They are…read moreeverywhere! So why did we choose Footzeez? Mostly because they were affordable and pretty much comparable to everywhere else without wandering too far off the beaten path. And it's location in D'mall was easy to find. I either opt for the foot massage and/or the hand massage - an hour of heavenly bliss for 600 PHP which comes out to about 12 USD. My hubby opted for the full body massage, for the same price. My foot massage did not just include my feet, but my legs, too. We walked out thoroughly relaxed! This is literally the only reason we left our resort. We could have gotten a spa experience at our resort, but we would be paying up the butt for the same experience, maybe with just more exotic oils and a nice view or something.

Pamper your Body as you enjoy Boracay Island. Quality…read moreService with a International Standard. Therapists are Doh Licensed.

Being in Boracay for a week I had to get a massage. Didn't want to get one of those fancy services…read morefrom the upscale resorts but still wanted quality. Got exactly that AND from Abe (Abē) himself. He's a LICENSED THERAPIST and his team of masseuses know how to get a real massage done. My group had 6 people and we all got 1.5 hour massages and all were amazing hands down. He has legit massage tables and rooms. His massage was very thorough, meticulous, and firm (I like it strong!). He also listened to me cuz I had issues with the left side of my neck/ shoulder and my right elbow. Last but but not least, affordable (400 pesos/hr). I was surprised there wasn't a yelp review but then again yelp isn't popular in this part of the world. I plan to go again and would recommend to anyone/everyone.

From the natural surrounding beauty, the warm smiles, the service and hospitality I was…read moreoverwhelmed. The spa is located at Shangri-la hotel Boracay and is so beautiful and serene. As you buggy takes you up the hill you see the surround islands, nature and tropical birds everywhere. The lobby is huge and we were greeted at the receptionist with warm ginger tea and a tour of the facility. it's basically a zen garden with massage huts that you go into for you therapy services. They have koi fish ponds and bamboo trees. We did the traditional philippine Hilot massage where they take banana leaves and hot coconut oil and drape it across your body as the therapist puts pressure on the tension spots. I had to try my hardest not to sleep. The ladies were kind and I definitely left leaving this paradise zen and relaxed.

This Shangri-La hotel in Berkay is a really quite spectacular just to add to that the spa I'm…read moretelling you it's something that you cannot miss you definitely have to book a massage and enjoy the surroundings the Villa and a massage therapists they are 2nd to none!! I was Lucky to have Rochelle who used a combination techniques to achieve stretching, pressure points, and do some deep Tissue massage that help melt down The terrible knots that have developed over the years!! I would literally book this hotel next time just to enjoy the spa

WARNING!!! This place is the worst. DONT GO HERE!!!! If there's a zero star definitely a zero. My…read moremistake was i did not look on the reviews. I went here cause its near the place where i stayed. It looks ok on the outside and their salon side but the full body massage room is located on the second floor, upon entering a bad smell will welcome you. The massage room looks filthy very smelly like an old rug. They ask for massage payment first so its hard to cancel it instead. The male massage therapist did my massage at first I saw a male wearing an all white scrub uniform. But when the massage was almost done i saw a guy who wears a sando and a shorts. Additional and major worst experience was the male massage therapist is a disgusting pervert!!! Supposedly the massage was a dry shiatsu but this guy put my feet to feel his private part and i can feel his skin!!! I got so scared so i did not say a thing. The 2nd floor room is like a maze and i don't know how to get out safe, but after the massage im like running to the stairs and almost trip.

STAY AWAY IF YOU ARE GETTING A MASSAGE!! The store front is a tourist trap. When you walk in it's…read morenice but the massage area is ghetto af.

I eas making space on my phone and fiund dozens of photos I forgot to post like these…read more I figured if I eat good so should others and where best to practice what I preach then the Boracay Fish Spa. I must admit these guys have impeccable taste and tiny dry flakes that are naturally exfoliating and shedding is there preference some of these little fishes came back for seconds and thirds bits in no time and some were making hogs of themselves. The spa has 5 tanks facing the beach and ocean, each one with bigger fish than the next from half an inch to 2 and 3 inches long. All are eager and waiting for the next tourist to dip their feet after being wash of course to sample the international food flair.

I'm so thankful I stumbled upon this "hidden" gem. After having no success in getting a massage at…read moretwo other establishments, I was so happy that I came across Bella Isa. It was perfect timing, apparently, because I was taken right in for a two-hour massage. Got a nice little foot wash outside the front door to wash off the sand and dust, then was led back inside. The young female receptionist asked what virgin coconut oil-based massage oil I wanted (I chose ylang ylang), then was led to the treatment room. I was too excited to stop and take a picture of how serene and tastefully decorated this room was. Rhod (short for Rhodalyn) was my massage therapist. She was warm, friendly, and professional. Her hands were strong and skilled, finding my problem areas and working on them well. She did lull me to sleep a few times (and I snored myself awake!). When the session ended, I was loosened up, relaxed, yet rejuvenated. I was offered hot tea--I chose the ginger tea--it was so delicious. I managed to get in another session before leaving the island (note: this time, I came directly from the beach and they offered a shower, and a clean towel and wrap before I was led to the treatment room; enjoyed hot ginger tea again afterward).

5 stars for the 90min massage, but 3 stars for the manicure!…read more First things first...this place was highly rated on TripAdvisor, so naturally I was curious. There are tons of massage places in Boracay and all for super cheap (Around 300 PHP). Then there are the fancy smancy ones that you can get inside your luxury hotel that are a whopping 3000 PHP. This one is on the higher end for massage places..where a 90 Min massage was just shy of 2000 PHP. So why pay alnost 7x more? Well.. 1. I just wanted to experience both sides. 2. the first cheap massage place I went to was kind of shady, with questionable hygiene..and no breathing hole in the massage bed. It was like getting suffocated by face planting into a mattress where no one has ever changed the sheets and you wonder how many other ppl have face planted their oily, unwashed faces in the exact same spot. So yes...wanted to try to experience the higher end! This was probably one of the BEST massage experiences I have ever had. They're super friendly, it's CLEAN, they wash your feet and give you slippers before you enter, there's a face hole in the massage bed so you can breathe, and they have this AMAZING ginger tea you can get. It's hot..but so delicious! Manicures/pedicures are offered here..but there are only 3 seats so you might have to wait a while. My manicure lasted about 2 minutes after getting out of the seat because I decided to pull my jean shorts off before my nails were dry. I would say its not really their forte with limited color selection. I would also say, getting a mani/pedi in humid, hot weather means it takes foreverrrr to dry. Probably wouldn't recommend it in general, but sometimes you just need it! All in all, i loved my experience here! you get what you pay for..and I'll take $34 for a 90 min massage any day!

Not happy. My first day was amazing. Good deal for an hour…read moremassage. I went back the next day for a 90 minute massage. What did I get instead? A 70 minute massage. The f***... ALWAYS. CHECK. YOUR. WATCH. They charged me for the 90 minute massage!! I started to walk back to my hotel after paying & super pissed, but then I said, oh hell no. I'm fighting this. Angry black woman on vacation due to stupidity from a business? Not a good look... I felt somewhat silly because it wasn't about the price, which was a steal compared to back home. BUT considering that they advertise their prices and wanted to f*** me over was completely wrong & I was PISSED. It was the principle of the matter & that they thought they could cheat a foreigner. What $#!+ I may have the means, but that doesn't give you the right to screw me over & I deserve a deal like anyone else. I won't be back. Sad, cause if they were honest & not sneaky they would of had two more massages booked with me. Their loss.

My wife and I had a great experience here. We got massages nearly every day of our vacation. We…read moreliked our masseuses so much that we asked for them each time. We had 60 & 90 min massages and my wife had the hot stone massage which she raved about. We liked that they had semi-private spaces with dividing curtains - a lot of places were in open rooms.

Truly the best Thai Massage there is! their swedish and…read morecombination massage is awesome too!!! the therapists are carefully trained, licensed and offer quality service! the reason why their customers just keeps coming back. clean rooms, sheets and facility they are booked really fast so make reservations as soon as possible! nice scented quality oils, lotions and body treatments.

Still 4 stars but closer to 4.5 because of their 3 best therapists, Manila-trained gifted Laila,…read moresimilarly gifted Karen, and effective Maitz and Flor. With a certain degree of confidence, I stress 'Manila-trained' here as best because: 1. after living in the NCR for 4.5 years, 8.5 years in the Visayas, and travelling throughout the Philippines, I came to know that the full-body work in the big city far exceeds the quality of most massages in the provinces: in Mla they tend to focus on what you ask them to do more effectively, usually do belly and chest work, will work your glutes better than those trained in smaller centers, will walk on your back if it helps, and overall do better work on all body parts; 2. personally trained by a Manila RMT (Registered Massage Therapist) for 3.5 months, and, after getting over 2000 massages in the past few decades, I can compare great from fair, asian from western work; 3. one of the best massages in Canada recently was by a filipina trained in Manila: to their credit, pinay tend to be more 'feel and rhythm' than most anatomically-aware technique-trained caucasians; 4. the few best therapists in the pinoy provinces tend to be highly-gifted: they tend to create on the fly, intuitively 'feeling' their way across the landscape of your body. Accordingly, the best will stop to work on a 'cold' or hard muscle, fibre, or area, and may even go overtime so that clients go away slightly sore but 'body-happy.' 5. as of late 2019, apparently Laila will double as trainer to the other staff to also equip them in Manila techniques. Good move. Although at times too loud. unvaried and choppy, the music at this spa is relaxingly oriental asian. Their mattresses are long and solid and quiet, and the cubical/rooms as good as it gets. In general, staff are quieter than most run-of-the-mill spas. The front desk at times can be late to open up at 1pm, but is pretty good in accommodating your needs: I don't get it that only one therapist shows up then; surely at least 2 should start then with a couple more to follow at 2 pm? After all, likely not paid hourly rates, does it not make sense to be present to get your 60-90 pesos per session plus tips? Call ahead for an appointment esp. in the evening? Lots of folx come after work and supper... You won't get extra service at Royal Caress, nor should you ask for it. Please refer to my previous review for a few more details. You won't be disappointed when you get one of these four fine pinay body workers, and the others are as good as elsewhere for a variety of massage services.

I LOVE BORACAY, PI. AND I LOVE THE DISTRICT BORACAY !!! They were the cherry on top with our stay…read more First off, flying to the PI from the US is long and on top of that taking another flight to Caticlan AND then a 15 min drive AND then a speed boat AND then another drive to the hotel!!! It's overwhelming just when you land in Manila. However, once we got to Caticlan the District takes care of everything else. At the arrival of meeting a District staff member at the airport I just felt so relieved knowing we can relax and be worry free. Staff reassured us we were going to be taken care of. All of the staff on the boat and cars were so welcoming and took photos of our landing. When we got to the hotel, we were welcomed with cold eucalyptus towels (which you're gonna want bc of the humidity) & a refreshing cucumber cooler drink ! Check in was an ease and we got to our room without much of a wait. Room is probably the better of the ones in station 2 with AC & tv with all streaming services. We get a cute balcony. They have night time getting ready turn around and fully daily room service. All inclusive breakfast buffet which changes daily and beach access chairs with umbrellas. My BF and I every day would walk the beach, get our seats, & the. swim/relax for the day. No need to claim as there is always plenty. They have a spa and it is fantastic ! We got 3 massages on our 5 day stay and shout out to Grace - hands of an angel! Best massages ever, with a variety to choose. They were well needed after our flight. They have a pool, but we avoided bc the beautiful beach is right outside the hotel. We did however sit by the poolside to escape the sun during peak hours. They have a very small basic gym, which had everything we needed. It was great to get our workouts in cause that's a part of our lifestyle. There's also three other restaurants in the hotel which was delicious. Higher prices compared to restaurants on the station, they deliver to the beach if you're sitting there. Try their Japanese restaurant, very fresh high quality fish. I will say the hospitality in the PI is 10/10 & the hospitality at The District was 100/10. They were on top of everything and always greeting with the smiles. Please make sure to tip them for all their excellent work (including transportation and staff assisting with luggage) !!! Boracay is a tourist destination, & the beautiful staff assist us with over the top service and they deserve so much for what they are actually paid!!! If you can afford to travel to Boracay, you can afford to tip the amazing service. If you're looking for a nice stay, celebrating a birthday, anniversary, honeymoon, etc stay here!!!

Staying at The District made my husband and I's Boracay trip extremely enjoyable from the minute we…read morelanded at the airport to checking out and leaving. They made our transportation experience from landing at the airport, taking a boat to the island, and transport to the hotel very seamless. All of the staff is friendly and welcoming and the overall hotel is clean. We enjoyed their spa and really took advantage of it and went twice during our stay and enjoyed each session. It was definitely a soothing and relaxing massage especially from all the walking and being out in the hot sun. The beach is literally footsteps from the hotel making it super convenient and the hotel is located at station 2 making it a great location that is near Dmall and various other restaurants, stores, and more. If I were to ever return to Boracay, I'd definitely stay here again!