XI
a year ago
★★★★★
This is one of the best massage places I have ever been to. The staff there knew where my pain was and cleared my meridians. I'll be here again.
Zen Garden Spa is a massage spa in Swissvale, Pennsylvania, offering massage services seven days a week from 9:00 AM to 10:00 PM at 2000 Noble St, Swissvale, PA 15218. Clients describe professional masseuses who listen carefully to their concerns and use accurate, smooth movements to find pain points and fatigue areas, delivering targeted massage that helps relieve aches and pains, clear meridians, and support relaxation, stress relief, and rebalancing. A shower is available for a full spa experience, and the spa holds a 4.6 out of 5 rating from five reviews. Call (412) 387-8188 to plan your visit and rejuvenate.
Whether you're carrying tension in your shoulders or just need a quiet hour to yourself, we're here to help you unwind. Our massage spa offers a range of bodywork tailored to what you need, from soothing relaxation massage to focused deep tissue work. Every session takes place in a calm, comfortable space where you can slow down and breathe. Come in for a single visit or make it part of your routine, and let us help you feel like yourself again.
This is one of the best massage places I have ever been to. The staff there knew where my pain was and cleared my meridians. I'll be here again.
The massage technicians have delicate and gentle techniques, allowing customers to enjoy the comfort of massage in a relaxed and pleasant atmosphere. Their movements are accurate and smooth, and they can accurately find the customer's pain points and fatigue areas, and perform targeted massages to relieve the body's stress.
The location is convenient. It is cash only. The masseuse was a little rough, especially for a pregnant client. The price is decent. You get what you pay for. The music was linked to the staff members phone. The phone would not stop ringing which made the vibes less relaxing. My appointment was for 1 hour, but after the staff member answered the phone it was reduced to 45 minutes. There was no communication about how I felt or the experience or areas I could work on, but there was an aggressive push for a tip. (Which I always do anyway, so it was a little disheartening that it was more important than anything else)