Dream Spa

If you book a Swedish massage here, clearly confirm the pressure and massage style with your therapist upfront — and don’t hesitate to stop or reschedule if it feels more like deep tissue. I booked a Swedish massage, but the session felt deep, aggressive, and rushed, more like deep tissue. I asked for lighter pressure during the massage, but it did not meaningfully change, and the massage became painful rather than relaxing. After the session, I wasn’t asked how the massage went and was instead asked if I was “okay,” which felt concerning. Within hours, I developed significant pain along with widespread redness and bruising on my back and neck, making it uncomfortable to even lean back or sit normally. Sharing this to help future clients: confirm the massage type and pressure in detail, speak up early, and if it doesn’t improve, consider ending or rescheduling the session rather than pushing through pain. I, however, will not be returning.

I came for the first time to get a Swedish massage. I signed up with Zoey for an hour and a half. It’s not a top of the line boutique but a clean office space made to feel more spa like. The walls and ceiling are fairly thin. I could hear people walking above and muffled sounds of talking from the next room. Thankfully, Zoey had me so relaxed that I didn’t care that much. Zoey and I communicated through a translator on her phone since she knew only some English and I knew enough Chinese to say hello goodbye and thank you. I came to get some kinks out since my body was all locked up from fibromyalgia. The next day I felt a lot looser except for my neck, which felt bruised, but eventually that went away within a couple days. That’s normal for me. All in all, the massage was good, the room was clean and calming. I may consider coming again in the future. Not a top-of-the-line place, but also certainly not a seedy place. I don’t want to return. A good four star effort.