O2 Sage Spa

They changed owner and name! They are soooo much better now! From service to massage method. They are called O2 Sage Massage now. Their new massage method follows your bone structure. And the part they didn’t around my shoulder blades was AMZING! I fell asleep multiple times. So relaxing. We were the only couple there so we don’t hear any noise. We will totally come back often! They offered hot tea and didn’t ask for tips. I gave some small tips still. Their beds are heated, so super comfy in the winter.

I absolutely loved my massage sessions at Aroma Health and Relaxation. The atmosphere is calm and welcoming, and the service is excellent. My masseur Bryssa is amazing — she is very skilled and made my body feel so much better and relaxed. Highly recommend this place if you’re looking for a professional and relaxing experience! Just done with my session and I couldn’t wait to post a review, it was too damn good 🤩❤️

It was a bit challenging finding availability within a week, but glad I waited. You fill out a form to indicate the desired pressure, where you want to focus on and where you don't want massage. Truly I think that is because of the potential any language barrier. Clean facility. Easy to find. Massage started out weaker than I wanted and was more of a circular lotion. Once he applied oil, it was good to go. 90 minutes later I was left limber. It was a nice session. They are running some special too!

Not like the pictures shown. Good massage but the atmosphere needs some improvement. Short on staff and you can hear everything going on so not really relaxing. Like other reviewers said about tipping, if you’re not ready to tip they will ask for a tip. Be courteous and they will be courteous back. As you enter be quiet so others who are already there can enjoy themselves without hearing you checking in.

I bought two vouchers from Groupon just 4 days ago and immediately called to book an appointment, making sure to mention that I had Groupon vouchers. They gave me an appointment with no issue. When I showed up today, they suddenly told me they do not accept Groupon and insisted I pay out of pocket—only in cash, Zelle, or Venmo, and for more than the Groupon price. When I asked how much, they wouldn’t give me a straight answer and just kept talking among themselves in another language. I said fine, at least give me a receipt so I can ask Groupon for a refund. They refused, saying they do not provide receipts. I even called the owner, and she also said no receipts. Their attitude was unprofessional, dismissive, and rude. This business changed its policy without informing customers, wasted