Napa Thai Massage

I booked a Swedish massage the other day. At first, the staff weren’t sure about the price, as it seems this option isn’t chosen very often. The massage itself didn’t really feel like a typical Swedish massage, but I understand this is mainly a Thai massage salon.

I had asked not to have my joints cracked, but it happened accidentally once.. Most of the time (around 70%) was focused on my legs, while my shoulders were only treated briefly for few seconds. The session also ended after about 50 minutes, so I wasn’t sure if the changing time was included.

In the end, I didn’t feel as relaxed as I had hoped. Personally, I might not choose this salon again, but people who enjoy Thai style massages may still have a better experience here

I booked a 30-minute deep tissue massage for the first time, hoping for pain relief as part of managing my chronic condition. Unfortunately, the experience was disappointing. Communication was poor, and the therapist, Ismi, didn’t use the right techniques. She wasn’t targeting my knots properly, and the pressure was either too light to be effective or too hard in the wrong areas.

I had seen reviews about the uncomfortable headrest, and they were right—it’s not part of the bed but attached separately. Every time pressure was applied to my back, my neck felt like it was being choked, making the session very unpleasant. On top of that, she had freezing hands, which made it even worse.

The overall atmosphere wasn’t welcoming, from the moment I arrived to when I left. I knew as I walked out that I’d never return. I wouldn’t recommend this place to anyone—first and last visit.