The Rose Wellness Spa

Went for deep tissue massage. Wanted to keep my underwear on. They told me to take it off. Kept touching my butt. Got basically forced into getting that sort of (happy, but not happy for me) ending. Didn't want it but was too embarrassed and shocked to say anything. I struggle with boundaries and so was too nervous to do anything but nervously laugh a little. Kept answering phone midway through. Massage itself was good but as other reviews have said price was not accurate and would not let me leave until they had dragged a massive tip from me at the end. All in all $110, they are good at massaging but I didn't really know I was getting into that and was not explicitly asked if I wanted that. Seems they respond to every review here but truth be told I just wanted a massage and I feel sad th

I recommend this Spa to everyone. I was a little skeptical in the beginning, but after she started doing the massage I changed my mind quickly. It was amazing. I really needed it so bad. I was extremely tight. I don’t deny that I was sore for few days, but it is comforting. The sensation of being relieved of all the stress and tightness of my body was exceptional. I love it and I recommend 100%.

Deep Tissue Massage was amazing! Paid $70 for an hour and it was worth every dollar. Annie made sure I was comfortable from start to finish and continuosly validated if the pressure was okay throughout the session. Will be coming here again when I'm in town. Thank you Annie and Mai!

Went for a couples massage and we both really enjoyed it. The place was clean and professional. We both left feeling relaxed but wish it was a little more personable. Worth the price and would recommend!

If you're thinking of going here, don't. There are significantly better options in the Worcester area. It was a waste of money and time for me, and it probably will be for you too. My visit was unusual the moment I stepped into the business. I had wanted the one-hour session. The website said it would cost $60, but upon entering, I was told it was $70. Fine, I thought, I'm already here—what's the worst that could happen? The session started surprisingly well, and the massage therapist took her time. Five minutes into it, however, another customer walked in—unplanned, I assume—because the woman hurried into my room asking me to shorten my one-hour session ($70) to a 30-minute session ($50). Frankly, this was unprofessional, considering I had called three days prior to book a time slot. Bu