Foot Heaven Reflexology — Attraction in Austin

I was skeptical going here. When I called, the other person did not speak very much English. Through language barrier I was able to get understood that I wanted to be seen today and I wanted a female. They confirmed all. I was able to see someone in 1/2 hour.

Then I show up and it's like a renovated storage facility or something. But once I went in it felt like a a regular looking massage place. The guy at the front desk also did not speak much English, he had me follow him back and put me in a room and closed the door. Had I not had a massage before I would not know what to do.

I am inside and the lady shows up. She asked, "soft, medium or hard". I chose hard as usual. She massaged me through a towel over all the areas she touched, I thought that was interesting, like there would be no oil involved, but then later she got the oil out, warm and nice. At one point it was a little too hard, I told her she said ok and eased up. This was the first massage (out of about 5) where they got a hot towel and wiped the oil off nicely. I always hated going around the rest of the day, till I take a shower feeling all oily.

Best thing was the price! $30 for an hour? suspicious right? Can't be a good massage for so cheap. I'm telling you it was just as good or better than $90 massages I have gotten.

I only did 4 stars cuz of the language thing, but otherwise, 5 stars,...

HORRIBLE EXPERIENCE!!! I spent 60$ on a full body massage. During the session I told the therapist he's pressure was to hard. The next day my neck and back hurt and feel bruised. This is a dangerous place to get a massage because of the language barrier they can hurt you like they did me. I went in for a relaxing experience and left in pain and out of $60. For $40 more I'd rather go to a professional masseuse. These people are actually running a illegal business. You need a massage therapist license to practice in Texas. They don't even ask you to fill out Intake forms. Theses forms insure your therapist knows what areas to avoid and what areas to concentrate on. I'm really debating reporting them to TDLR. I think a refund is in order to say the least. I will never return. Cheap doesn't always equal...

No Stars! CAUTION! I have tried this establishment on several spontaneous occasions because I was in pain and in need of some body work and it's close to home. Only once have I had a good deep tissue massage and that was with someone they called "Sam". Not sure if he's still there or not...nobody seems to understand English very well. A few weeks ago I tried again and came away disappointed in the service, yet I still tipped 20%. Obviously, someone thought that wasn't enough because my card was run a second time under a personal name of someone who either works there, manages, or owns the facility for an additonal $37.00. I had to call my credit card company and report the fraud. I will NOT be...