Lucky Tree Spa

I visit Lucky Tree Spa once a week, and the service and techniques are still fantastic. I plan to bring my partner next time. Highly recommended.

My husband and I have had massages in many places and usually treat ourselves every two weeks. We like to support the smaller shops around town. We found Lucky Tree Spa via Google search and were excited to try a new place. It did not measure up. We paid about the same as we pay in other local places but the masseuses at Lucky Tree lacked training and really just gave body rubs, not massage. Big difference. They asked to be paid up front which is fine but after the massage, when I offered a $25 each for the two, they protested telling me I owed them each a $30 tip. Why didn't they disclose that when they asked to be paid in advance? A tip is given for good service and at the discretion of the customer. If there was any chance that we would re visit this establishment, they killed it. We wi

This was awesome place to go, atmosphere is great and massage was perfect lady was very nice to talk to and very enjoyable to be around thank you so much will return

This is my new favorite place, just had an amazing massage! I highly recommend and already can't wait to go back!

Made an appointment for a 90 minutes deep tissue massage, the massage itself was mediocre at best, and the ambience of a relaxing massage certainly is lacking with the busy street noise of passing traffic. As I have requested a deep tissue massage, I would have expected the masseur to slowly work out the knots in my body. Instead, my masseur was just doing the same motion of squeezing and rubbing of my body. It did not feel good at all. The effort may be there, but the technique certainly is lacking. Towards the end of the massage, my masseur proceeded to stretch my arms. The motion was rough and it certainly did not feel great. It almost felt like she was trying to pop your limbs out of joint. And to add insult to injury, they actually have the audacity to demand a $30 tip. I've had bet