Snowflakes Spa

It's a very simple place, but the massage was absolutely one of the best I've ever had (and I had hundreds all around the world). If I remember well, it was a girl called Melanie, she had extremely strong&skilled hands. Worked for a long time on all my problematic areas & knots on my back. I left there after 1hr feeling like a new person ♡ Thank you, definitely will be back! (I had massage in downstairs area which seemed much more private than the ones on the ground level).

The woman at the front desk was kind of rude and unwelcoming but I had the greatest foot massage from Lily. I had really bad feet pain and left feeling so much better . The place is clean and I really liked that even though it was reflexology they still put me in a private room rather than how most places will just do it in the front of the store where it’s loud and not as relaxing. Will def come again thanks for helping with my foot pain Lily!

Yesterday, my friend and I had a duo massage booked. The massage was extremely rough for the both of us. Despite repeatedly telling the therapist that it was painful and asking them to be more gently, they ignored our requests. They kept pressing on painful spots, and at one point, the blankets were aggressively pulled off our bodies. After the massage, we both felt mistreated. When it was time to pay, we noticed that a tip was expected. Given the experience, we didn’t want to leave a tip at all. However, we decided to fill in our own tip, as 25% seemed excessive. The owner got angry, saying the tip we left was too low. He then wrote in a different amount and demanded that we would pay for it. It was outrageous. We refused to pay the higher amount and reluctantly ended up paying something, but not without resistance. In short, it was the worst massage I've ever had.

This no frills massage parlor did the job on my beat up teacher body. The price is extremely reasonable and it was convenient to be able to just walk in.

So if you like laying below a beach towel with your face on top of 2 bounty paper towels with loud bass music and thumping around for one hour as your massage - this is the place for you. I'm usually loyal to my masseuse at Temple spa, but I thought maybe I'd save some money and try something new, but I would really question what you think is going to be worth $80-90 as opposed to maybe, $100-120 at a spa with more modern facilities, quieter environment, and/or better masseuses. My masseuse seemed to just be rubbing her hands on my body, lots of elbows and forearms (which is just a personal preference). I got a discount through classpass so it was just about $50 with tip, but with hindsight I would have stuck with my old masseuse and spent the classpass credits elsewhere. What I also felt was bad form was saying there's a $10 for tip. While I always tipped 20-25% to my usual masseuse, I don't think it's the best form for a shop owner to say that tip is required.