Very nice. Massage rooms: Dimly lit. Relaxing music. I had a place to put my jewelry, hang my coat. SERVICE: Very good. The receptionist was a fellow Techie so we got along well. They were sure to ask if you had a preference for a massouse or a masseur, which I thought was very considerate even though that really didn't matter to me. Upon paying after the massage, they didn't pressure me to sign up for some package deal or membership. Although they asked I didn't feel pressured like I have at other massage places.

I decided on Saturday that I needed a massage, and made my decision based on what was available in Creative Loafing's half-price gift certificates. The Massage Spa it was! With the gift certificate for $50 (which I only paid $25 for, ha-suckers!), the 55 minute Swedish massage was $15 (so I paid $40 total). The space is nicely decorated, but the decorations are pretty minimal. It was comfortable, though. The massage room was a nice size, but it was missing a place for me to hang or put up my clothes and shoes. I had to just fold them and put them on the floor. Anaya performed my massage, and she did a good job.