Feet press spa

The place is close to Publix so I wanted to try them out. I paid $65 for an hour full body massage. I was shown to my room immediately and the massage was good. The person giving the massage did not speak much English but that was not a problem. The massage was decent.

10/10.. This place used to be mediocre for body massages but very affordable , great foot massage tho..I am visiting Atl after3 years and went to this spot today! Mind blown with the massage the therapist gave me! 90mins for $95 and I tipped $50 to appreciate her great skill!

The reviews on google & ClassPass are deceiving. Communication skills of the 2 men there on this slow Friday are bad. They didn’t ask any questions about my preference (focus points, spots not to touch, female or male). None of that was asked. The sheets in the room were torn with holes & bleached spots. The sign was in the room which I don’t understand why any professional establishment would even have that up. This makes me think that they DO offer this service upon request. A man came in after I was under the sheet and immediately began the massage with no introduction. He touched my bottom the first time to which I told him to immediately stop and not to touch that area. He then does it again. He doused my entire back & neck with an excess amount of oil & his nails too long. I tell him

Joe is amazing! My favorite! Today I went in with a headache, & got the 1 hour foot reflexology. I fell asleep & woke up with no headache. There's also another guy that's really good too. & You can't beat the prices!

The name is called feet press and spa, but the Massuese couldn’t remember to massage my feet. He was definitely sure to remind me to add a tip. My Swedish massage, slightly felt like a deep tissue. Never going back.