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| - I have been here twice now and had great experiences both times! To get to the massage spa area, you actually have to walk past the front reception desk to the first hallway on your left. Once you turn down that hallway you will see the door into the massage services area on your right. Just throwing that out there as an FYI since I felt like a total asshole the first time I went in, talking to the school registration desk about my appt. The building has a pretty cheesy Grecian/TJ Maxx decor going on, but who really cares about the interior design? The rooms are also super minimal. Small, just barely enough room for the table and one or two chairs. But again, I wasn't there to hang out in the room, I spent pretty much the whole time with my eyes closed anyway.
I am writing this review way too long after going, so sorry that I don't remember any names. The first time I went for a deep tissue massage. My masseuse was a student, a younger guy, very gracious and soft spoken. He started with this sort of rocking thing which helped him detect how my body worked, something, I don't know. It is so cool that they do this there, I have never seen it before, even at the super fancy spas. The massage was absolutely amazing, perfect pressure, really took his time. He was able to guess what kind of job I did, what positions I mostly sat in, even which hand I wrote with! It was crazy how he could tell all of that from a massage; I thought he was about to guess my favorite color!
In conclusion (sorry for the super long post), this place is really fantastic. The prices are unbelievable (1 hour massages starting at $33!) and the quality is just as good, if not better than any massage I have ever received at a fancy spa or resort hotel!
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