Harbor Island Massage

"I like this massage place very much, we typically go in for couple massages for $100 an hour which I think is very reasonable. They do full body arms, hands, legs, feet, glutes, head, neck, sometimes face, and primarily your back. I feel like it’s mainly a back massage with a quick go over the rest of your body but I did ask once if they would rub my feet a lil longer in the beginning which they did. They also use oil in all of their messages and hot stones in most. There has been times we went in and they didn’t use the stones and a majority of times they did, and we always do the same massage so it’s not completely consistent. I’m sure if asked they would and they aren’t the type of place where they will tell you “it’s this much extra”. It’s really whatever you want them to do in the hour. They do start chatting a lot but it’s in Chinese and typically soft toned, so honestly it really doesn’t bother us considering we don’t know what they are saying lol. It does smell slightly like Chinese food when you walk in but you become nose blind very quickly and don’t realize after a minute or two. I think for the price and the quality of the massage it’s well worth it as they always work out knots out and we always leave relaxed. They ladies are also super nice and make you feel extremely comfortable."

"This place is hot or miss. One time was good. Next time left in more pain then I went in. Told the lady over and over not to put her elbow in my spine. She just laughed. Even used translation app. Never again. Off I could leave negative stars I would It was that bad"

"The best deep tissue massage I’ve ever had! She did a lot of knot work and made it relaxing at the same time. She did do some glutes work if that makes you uncomfortable, but it was strictly professional. $58 for one hour ($55 cash) is an incredible deal. I will definitely be back for a 90 minute massage soon!"

"My husband and I went in for couples massage. The ladies did a great job. Few suggestions. Soft closing cabinets, maybe put a sign out in the front saying massage in session, that way she didn’t have to go out in the middle of a massage, not answering phone calls, no talking, dimming lights once the session is started. Needs a scent to diffuse the food smell as you walk in."

"Massage was nice but the therapist kept getting interrupted by phone calls, walk-ins, and deliveries. Subsequently, my hour of relaxation was not so much. I mentioned this at checkout and was basically left with a shoulder shrug."