Comfort Zone

I bought a specially priced offer. The owner came out and did the work himself, giving me a few helpful hints along the way. Professional and prompt. Thank you!!

It relaxes everything so that the pain goes down or away completely. It actually helps better than taking some pain medicine. Everybody there is very nice and everybody is qualified. I have yet to find somebody who does a bad massage.

Very good, but they speak little or no English. The massage can be fairly hard and they call it acupressure. The rates are good and reasonable but they need a softer atmosphere, such as music and dimmer lighting.

They give an interesting massage; it is very deep and heavy. They call it acu-pressure and I like it. My only objection to them is that they are all Chinese and they don?t speak English very well. It makes communication very limited. They have a big room with beds and tables where they can do massages and they have chairs out in the passageway. I have yet to find a masseuse that I can communicate with which is a drawback. Their massages are so good that I tend to overlook that. I don't have appointments, I just show up and they always seem to fit me in.

Only problem was that the place was right smack in the middle of a shopping mall where everyone can see you getting massaged but I do not mind. They do have a second area where there is more privacy. They do try to upsell you, but I don't blame them given the state of economy. Overall give them B.

Outstanding. I think it was one of the best massages I have ever had and I get them whenever possible. The guys are very friendly with the only down side being that they do not speak much English, but tht really is not necessary. They are all from China and use acupressure which is a hard massage that is very refreshing.

I go there once a while, about six times a year. They do a good job massaging but keep in mind its a little rough because they do use accuprunture massges (without needles of course). If I see a woman massager, I do try to get her if possible...not because of her looks but because I know she is going to apply slightly less force than a male would. They do try to upsell you (for example...how about 20 minutes instead of 12? 30 minutes instead of 20?). I even try to avoid their path if I am at Castleton Mall and have no money to pay them. They do oversell but I can't fault them due to the economcy.

I go about once a week. Advantages are that they are open whenever the mall is open, and there is usually no waiting. The big disadvantage is that you are out in the main aisle of the mall with people walking by. Not a great ambience, but for me the availability is terrific. The acupressure is fine for me. One therapist was a little too rough, but they will adjust if you ask them. Overall, I think that it is a great resource for when I am in a lot of pain and can't get in to my regular massage therapist.