Biscayne Massage — Attraction in North Miami

Pros: I called and got an appointment same day (45 mins later to be exact), the people who worked there were very nice, prices were in the range that I needed it to be, great location with plenty of parking.

THIS ISNT A PRO OR CON : My massage felt great 80% of the time, 20% of the time, it hurt but mainly because she was being rough and didn’t understand me enough to be gentle although I asked several times.

Cons: The massage area had a body odor smell which was unpleasant. There was no place to charge my phone while getting massage. My body was freezing cold while getting the massage. The lady massaging me didn’t speak English and she was hurting me at certain points of the massage but did not know because she didn’t understand me so she just kept going. I don’t like how you don’t have your own separate room. THIS MASSAGE PLACE IS A SHARED SPACE AMONGST EVERYONE WITH YOUR OWN SMALL AREA FOR MASSAGE.. meaning it is not peaceful or relaxing. People are having loud conversations, you can hear every single thing. I couldn’t fall asleep or even try to relax my mind because it was just too loud. You can hear people walking in the front door, other massages going on, coughing, sneezing, laughing, people walking around, etc,. The lady who massaged me was nice and she didn’t ask for a tip verbally but at the end, she did stand and wait at the register until I finished paying to see if I would tip it.. basically asking for a tip without actually saying the words. Lastly, the bed become so hard after laying for a while, my face began to hurt when laying face down and it was just overall hard to consistently enjoy the massage without a disruption.

I feel that $60 is good price for full body massage but considering all the disruptions, this should’ve been $40 worth. This place would be amazing if the space wasn’t shared, better beds and if everyone...

I went for a two hour massage and my therapist looked like he was sick, sucking his nostril and coughing. He gave me a just ok massage without attention to details. In a 120 minute he had plenty of time to do my scalp, shoulders and arms but he neglected to do so, he chose to give me a so so massage perhaps because he was feeling sick. I still gave him a tip out of compassion and guess what?! He and the front desk kept asking me for more tip because it was a 2 hour. When i started explaining why my tip was not higher she got really rude and told me to leave. I have been there before, got a good massage and left a very generous tip. This therapist was entitled, rude and not worth, he had no skills and did things on one side and not on the other side. He did not even washed his hands before touching me. I doubt that he is licensed. They both should be fired for treating a good costumer that way. I was tired, arriving in Miami after a very long flight and that’s the reason I didn’t got up and ended...

New to the area and desperate to relieve a 4 day migraine, I Googled a few massage places near me and picked this one. It's true it smells like feet...like a dojo/karate school. A little too dark for my taste too. Rooms are divided by curtains just big enough for a massage table and the therapist to walk around it. Therapist with no clients sleep on chairs pulled together. My massage was good. I redirected my therapist to my head and she went to town on my neck and head area. It was definitely worth it. Upon leaving and paying $40 for "a 30 minute dry massage", I was asked if i wanted to put the tip on my card and when i said $5 (cause i had $10 cash in my wallet), the cashier lady was offended! Definitely a shady joint. Wouldn't go...