Inner Spa

This is my regular massage spa.

Good Thai massage.

Nice and clean.

I've been using their services for almost 10 years, but my last visit was extremely disappointing. I felt very let down. Upon arrival: - The counter staff were giggling with each other, making them seem unprofessional. The previous staff were much better. - The masseuse seemed confused about which floor to go to. She let the customer go up first without anyone leading the way (wasting more massage time). - I had requested a masseuse, but didn't get the one I initially requested. I had to ask for her. I don't know if it was the counter staff's mistake for not informing the masseuse (I've never had this happen before). Furthermore, when the masseuse came up, she said, "Are all masseuses the same? I've already massaged a lot," and sighed. Wow, it felt like the customer was being blamed? If all masseuses are the same, why would I request a specific masseuse? And in the end, the massage was painful everywhere. They mainly used their elbows instead of their hands to squeeze. - They stopped the massage 5-10 minutes early (this has always happened, and I think it's unfair to the customer. The time for changing clothes should be outside the massage time. A 2-hour massage should be a full 2 ​​hours. If it starts at 4:10 PM, it should end at 6:10 PM. (I've tried other massage places.) (The masseuse explicitly states, "We'll start the massage at… and finish at…." This is straightforward and makes the customer feel like they're getting value for their money.) -I initially wasn't going to review, but my mother told me the next day that the masseuse was terrible—burping, massaging lazily, leaning back, only using one hand to squeeze… -Last year, I had an older masseuse who dozed off and needed to be nudged. She went to the bathroom for over 10 minutes, and then finished early, without any compensation. Why is the service getting the same or worse after all this time? Why no improvement? The owner should come and check on things. Oh, I once encountered an older woman who was giving a Thai massage. She whispered in my ear so close it gave me goosebumps, "Why don't you get a two-hour massage? I only get… baht for this short massage." She kept saying that while massaging. It was so annoying. I told her, "That's all the time I have, I have errands to run." She said, "You can get a two-hour massage and leave early…!!" Who loses out here? The customer, of course! Does she only want to make money? And then she said, "If a Thai massage pays this much, an aromatherapy massage pays this much…" Did she want to know? I was trying to relax but was very upset. I'll be going for massages elsewhere from now on; there are plenty of options. I won't be coming back here again. I'm very disappointed. I'm giving it 2 stars because it used to be better. The counter staff were more polite and lovely. The incident described above only happened a few years ago. Please consider this.

2022, the COVID era. Massages with masks on. The location is the same, but the masseuses have changed. It's a gamble whether it will be good or not. Many of the old masseuses have left, and some of them have gotten worse at massaging, but some of the new ones are very skilled.

Great atmosphere, I feel relaxed every time I come. The masseuses are professional and can perfectly address my pain points. The price is affordable. Try it once and you'll be hooked.

The place is clean, but sometimes the masseurs talk loudly across the curtain. Some masseurs lack sufficient pressure and don't hit the right spots (but some are consistently strong).

There needs to be more training and education for the staff. Today, I used the massage service and have the following suggestions for improvement: 1. The staff should focus more on deep tissue massage than just rolling the muscles. If deep tissue massage is the preferred option, a Thai massage or balm massage would be more targeted. 2. The staff should ask about any specific areas the client wants to focus on before starting, instead of rushing the client near the end. 3. The reception staff should be more discerning and decisive. When a client inquires about a massage course and informs the staff that they are an athlete, the staff should select a masseuse suitable for the client, not just choose based on availability. Choosing a masseuse who lacks the strength to massage an athlete will result in an ineffective massage. 4. The shower equipment in the bathroom is damaged and should be replaced, especially the shower hose in the bathroom on the 3rd floor. I usually come for massages here often, and they are excellent, but this time my experience was very bad. Overall, I give it a 4/10. If the staff and the shop improve on my next visit, I will increase the rating.

If it's your first time, you might not see the shop sign very well. Trust the map and follow the directions. The shop is located in front of a housing project (I can't remember the name). Parking is convenient. The staff are friendly and polite. The restrooms are clean.

Great massage, great service, the place smells nice and is clean. I will definitely come again.