The massage was good, although this is a shady company. It said $70 for an hour massage. I was charged $77. I gave her a $5 tip too...not enough money for the tip... I was charged sales tax on a massage...I have never paid sales tax on a massage and the State of Washington does not require a service type business to pay sales tax. When I asked her why it was more than what is says on their sign, she said it was sales tax. Then she said the tip wasn't large enough, WTHey? So she took the additional $7 and added it to her tip (now a $12 tip), honest...she said this to me. 3 days later I received a text stating they wanted to give me a refund of $20... I thought it was due to this review, but I hadn't posted it yet, I thought I did. I did not go in to receive the refund. I do not like green eggs and ham. I would NOT recommend this place. The rooms are quite small and have a cloth curtain as a door. All in all it was a very funky experience and I will not be going back. If you choose to go there, bring an extra $15 for a tip. read more

Great and very clean place. Outstanding massage with a very professional service that put you at ease to relax and enjoy your session. I've been a client for a while and always get the best message service. This place is beyond greatness. Best massage I've ever had even though I've tried lots of places. I recommend this place. read more

Making the Appointment: I decided to visit this place after finding it on Groupon. When I called to make an appointment the voice mail box was full, so I sent a message to the number listed for texts and got a reply right away. (From the website: Please call 206-799-5247 to Schedule your Appointment, or text 206-353-4181). At first I thought the person I was texting was rather curt, but I quickly realized it was because English wasn't their first language. I scheduled an appointment and was told "you may wait for while in lobby if table taken." At the time I didn't know what that meant, but in hindsight I believe there are often times when only one person is working, so arriving customers have to wait until an in-progress massage finishes. First Impression: To be completely honest, I nearly turned around when I pulled up to park at the "spa". It was a tiny strip of building tucked between a gas station and a laundromat, and there were posters and signs covering all the windows. My first thought was that it was a place for "happy endings." (In case there's any confusion, it's not; there is a sign inside the spa reads "no sexual behavior during massage.") Ambiance: The massage room itself didn't have a door -- just a curtain. I kind of hid in the corner to undress, so no one could see me through the spaces between the curtain and the wall. The table was nice, though. It was much softer and wider than most I've been on. However, there was so much noise that it was hard to relax. There was a clock on the wall with a ticking second-hand; a fountain in the lobby that could be easily heard in the massage room (the wall doesn't go all the way to the ceiling); and one of those lucky cat figurines with a moving arm that made a clicking sound just like the clock. On top of this, there was background music (side note: they played Christian music, in case you care). There was also a train that blew past outside, and several cars or motorcycles at the gas station that revved their engines. Massage: The massage itself was great. My only complaint was that rather than using a sheet to cover and uncover parts that she was working on, she used a regular sized bath towel, so I felt very exposed. Thankfully I'm not too shy when it comes to massages, but if you're self-conscious at all, this might cause some discomfort. The hot stones only took up about five minutes, but since there's no extra charge for them, I suppose I can't complain. She left the room several times (to grab a warm towel, the hot stones, etc.) and toward the end I wasn't sure whether the massage was over or not! Here's a hint: she'll do your feet last. After that she said something in another language, I hedged a "thank you?" and she nodded and left so I could dress. Pricing: The Groupon was $49 for a one-hour hot stone massage, which is listed as being a $119.00 value. This is very misleading, as the normal price of the massage is really only $55. The prices and services on the website don't match those listed on the business card or posted in the spa itself. in fact, I had to double check that I wasn't on the wrong website. Overall I enjoyed the massage, but the ambiance and location left much to be desired. If you're looking for a hoity toity salon with a receptionist that brings you tea in the waiting room, this isn't the place for you. If you're looking for an affordable massage and are able to relax despite multiple distractions, give it a go. For those new to massage: If this is your first massage, you'll need to know a few things. First, when she lets you into the room, go ahead and undress (with or without underwear) and get under the towel, face down. Most people explain this ahead of time, but there's a bit of a language barrier, so she basically just held the curtain aside and thankfully I knew what to do. About halfway through the massage, she'll put a pillow down for you; this means it's time to flip onto your back, and she'll hold the towel up and look away while you do so. read more

Sunrise Massage Spa - Storefront - Massage Therapy Near Me - Marysville, Washington

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Amy is a really beautiful person and excellent massage therapist ! I broke my heel last summer and started seeing her once cast was off,she helped me tremendously w my nerve and ligament pain with her healing hands. I was surprised how strong she is,I like firm pressure and she did great. I've been to a lot of massage places,this location is sketchier than I'm use to (next to circle k marysville) but never had any problems at all.I just bring headphones to meditate during massage then I hear no other sounds. Thanks Amy! Christy L. read more

I have struggled to find a decent walk-in massage therapy provider. These masseurs are not LMPs, but they are good at their body work, primarily general deep tissue. No funny business and the location is clean. Language may be a limitation at times. All in all, good service, good location. read more

If I could give 0 stars I would. The other reviewer is correct. My first thought, upon arriving, was seedy. I had a Groupon and had made an appointment for noon. I arrived at 5 till. I was checking in, when a man came in. He looked uncomfortable when he saw me. He told her he wanted a massage, and grabbed his neck. He pointed to the menu board for a 60 min massage. She told me to wait outside. What!? I assumed she meant to say, sit down and so i took a seat. She sent him to a room and went with him. After 10 mins, I contacted Groupon for a refund and left. Happy Ending I suspect... despite the sign. read more

I called a week ago today to get an a appointment for a massage that I had purchased on Groupon. Today was the only day this week I had available, so planned this since last week. They answered the phone with just a hello, and I had to ask if this was sunrise massage spa. I asked to make an appointment and was told they don't take appointments and that I could just walk in when I wanted a massage. I went in today to get a massage that I had planned on doing since last week, and they said I would need to come back tomorrow. My Groupon is expiring so that doesn't work. I told the gal today that the guy that I had talked to last week said I didn't need an appointment and I could just walk in and get a massage. The outside of the building doesn't even have their name on it, it just has a generic 'foot massage' sign and the windows are all covered! It looks very shady and with all their non-professionalism, I will not go there to have anything done!!! read more