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    Massage For World Peace

    5.0 (8 reviews)
    ModerateMassage

    By appointment only

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    Century Massage

    4.8(80 reviews)
    4.6 mi

    I typically do not write reviews, but after being a loyal client of this business for approximately…read moretwo years, I feel compelled to document my recent experience for anyone considering becoming a client. My concern is not with the massage services themselves, but with the conduct and business decisions of one of the owners. I was extremely uncomfortable when the owner chose to involve me, as a client, in deeply personal issues and conflict involving her spouse and business partner. I was told personal details about their relationship, the business separation, and her intentions regarding the other owner. None of this was appropriate or relevant to me as a client, and I should never have been placed in the middle of an internal dispute. What concerned me most was the apparent inability to separate personal emotions from professional responsibilities. Whatever issues may exist between two spouses are personal matters. Once those issues begin influencing business decisions, staffing, client relationships, scheduling, and the overall client experience, it becomes a business concern. As a longtime client, I was particularly disappointed by the lack of transparency surrounding the changes that followed. A massage therapist I had regularly seen was suddenly removed from the schedule and replaced, without what I felt was appropriate communication to the clients who had established ongoing relationships with her. Clients should not have to discover major changes to their provider through the schedule or simply show up and realize that things have changed. I also found it troubling that personal conflict appeared to extend into the business's public-facing social media. As a client, I should not be exposed to indirect public commentary or personal disputes between business owners. It creates an uncomfortable and unprofessional environment and makes clients question whether business decisions are being made objectively. This experience has been especially disappointing because I genuinely valued this business and had been a loyal client for years. I believe business owners have a responsibility to protect the client experience even when personal circumstances are difficult. Personal disagreements should not become the client's burden, and business decisions should be based on professionalism, communication, and what is best for the business and its clients--not personal emotions or retaliation. I am sharing this because prospective clients deserve to know that the quality of a business is influenced by more than the service being provided. Leadership, professionalism, communication, and the ability to handle internal conflict appropriately matter too. I sincerely hope the owner chooses to separate personal matters from business operations moving forward, because the clients should not be the ones caught in the middle. After two years of loyalty and referrals, it is genuinely disappointing to see a business I once spoke so highly of reach this point.

    After more than a 2.5 decades of living with chronic pain from an occupational injury that has…read moreprogressed far beyond a simple sprain, I discoverd Century Massage now becoming the place I trust most for relief. My condition has developed into a serious inflammatory diease issue -- not arthritis -- and there are days when my body feels locked in pain. Yet every visit helps unlock that immobility so I'm not dependent on a cane all day. My loyalty to Century Massage comes from the consistent care I receive from Lyn, Gwen, and Rob. Each of them brings a different technique that eases pain I cannot manage alone. They even take the time to teach me at‑home exercises that help me get through the day. When my pain became nearly unbearable, Lyn introduced me to red‑light therapy, and it made a real difference. Their dedication, skill, and compassion are why I keep coming back. - helps me feel human again.

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    Blue Lotus Spa

    3.8(39 reviews)
    7.2 mi

    I called to see what they had available before going. They got me right in for a 90min massage…read more When i arrived it wasn't very busy. Maybe it was because they had only been open for about 30mins. It's in a corporate complex, so I thought I was lost at first. But they have a nice sign above their door. It was very dark when walking in. Each room is just like a curtain for a door, so not the best privacy, but there is some. They do just use a simple towel to cover you, so keep whatever clothes on that tou feel comfortable with. They don't advise you on any of that. They just give you time to get settled on the table. I assume undress or don't to your liking/comfort. The walls are thin, again the door is just a curtain essentially. You could hear people walk in, and next to your room. The lady massaging me at one point was even talking to the other massage lady in the next room. For the price, the massage is good. I did 90mins, and the massage itself was relaxing, but the movements are also so quick. They even did some stretching which was nice. Overall, clean place, decent massage for what you pay and they are very nice. This is just like the reflexology places or relaxation stations you see around here.

    The massage was alright not the best, but the experience afterward left a bad impression. I tipped…read more$15, which I felt was a generous tip, but the massage lady looked at it and laughed, making me feel uncomfortable. Tips should be appreciated, not expected to be a certain amount. Not everyone can tip $20 or more, and no customer should be made to feel judged for the amount they leave. Never coming back here & would not recommend!

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