Jan Massage — Local services in San Francisco

Do not go here. I am visiting from nyc. Went to get a couples massage, full body massage for both after a hike. I think my masseuse feel asleep on me, where her body weight was just on top of me. i had to move my arm to let her know i was awake. And when she woke up, she massaged me really fast to move to the next part of my body.

I notified her to be gentle on my left shoulder cause I had a recent shoulder injury, and told her to just add more pressure on my right instead. She ended up putting too much pressure on my left where she injured me. And then she didn’t even massage my right side. She didn’t even massage my neck. It wasn’t a complete 60 minutes. This was not worth 160 which was 80 each. I want to support small businesses, but I am very upset. I get it, it was a holiday, it was mother’s day, but don’t take on more costumers, and do a bad job. I should have not...

Definitely not the traditional massage I am uses to. This was more of a Thai technique where the focus on more on the lower part of the body. What I didn't appreciate was that it was my upper body that was the problem, but the lady never asked me, nor did she appear to realize this was the issue. I didn't like how fast her movements were, and it didn't really appear relaxing for the most part. Often times, she was way too rough and when I told her this, I was told "pain is a good thing." Um, no THAT much pain is not. I actually left feeling worse than when I had come in, and I had to sit in my car for a good 20 minutes before being able to drive. She was nice, but unfortunately she did not listen very well. This experience has made me very weary about getting another massage as I'm worried they won't listen. I felt it was way too pricy for...

$55 for an hour full body massage. I mean in SF that is hard to beat. I was tempted to do the 1.5 hour one but since it was my first time I decided to start with the hour. Obviously massages are so different person to person but I did enjoy mine. (Dont remember my masseuse's name) She used a LOT of pressure which I like but definitely not for everyone. A lot of holding hard pressure on different points and then releasing. If it was ever too hard I just let her know and she backed off. They used coconut oil and wiped it all off with a wet warm towel and then dried. The "rooms" are just separated by sheets but I went in the middle of a weekday so it was quiet and relaxing. This isn't a 5 star spa but the price is right if you don't mind sacrificing...