Fuji Ease Spa

I had an acute piriforma syndome injury from working my glutes the day before I visited. I needed my muscles to relax and release from strangling my sciatic nerve. I walked in and explained my issue. Everything was conveyed to Ange, my theripist for this appointment. She was amazing! Wrapped the side leg and glute with the issue with heat and paid special attention to those muscles in my upper glute. Most definately will return and encourage others to go. They walked me through my massage options and with my description of my issue, we were able to accomplish a relief from a workout induced problem. Thank you Ange!

First time customer - Angie did an amazing job for my 75min full body massage. She used the perfect pressure, heated pads, hot stones & hot towels. I will be back. ☺️

My husband booked my appointment here for Mother’s Day! I was amazing! Ange did a great job very attentive. 5 star!! I will be back

It's a pretty good place, it's clean and doesn't have much odor. I really like pain rekief oil, but I feel that the employees didn't explain the effects of these things in detail enough, which led me to think for a long time and not know which one to choose. However, these oils do make me feel very good. Even with oil, they are cheaper than in other massage parlors, and there is no need to apply for a membership card here. If I have a membership card in other massage parlors, it will cost me $80 per hour

I’ve been a client for years however new management has taken over and not for the best. I never left unsatisfied until today. They were very nice but I feel compelled to give this review because I feel mislead. I read reviews and there were a ton about the manager (let’s refer to her as Mrs. B). I didn’t know she was the manager until I called and asked for her for my appt because I had a ton of tension and knots built up and from the reviews, I thought I was making a good choice because (the phone rep stated oh yes, she’s the manager) when I called to schedule the appt none of the regulars were employed with them and I mentioned exactly what I needed. I booked the combo 90 minutes. She spent too much time with the (30 minute foot massage) which was subpar to me. I miss the older gentleman who used to give them. We then went for the 60 minute (or so I thought) full body massage. She started with the sheet and explained how tense I was. Stopped the relaxation process, asked me to lift my head to show me the different add-ons and their pricing. I felt I should get something, since she made a big deal about my knots in which I did not consider that the add-on subtracts from the 60 minutes of the full body massage. It was ok but it wasn’t worth the extra money I spent. The hot stones (which are included in the price) were very disappointing. It was merely an introduction and nothing like the prior therapist would do. The massage therapist before have always done a great job. Lastly, she didn’t even massage my full body for the remaining of my time. My lower lower body (hamstrings while on my tummy) didn’t get any attention during the full body and I’ve never had a full body massage without the therapist asking me to turn around so that they may get to the the other muscle groups on the other side of my body. I workout a lot of was really looking forward to this massage. It was a complete waste of $105 dollars and of course they still expected me to give a tip. I did and it was minimal given my experience. I think the other owners had it right. They didn’t worry about upselling. They provided a great service at decent pricing and their tips were phonemenal because of the service provided. To give the new staff the benefit of doubt I was the last appointment of the evening because they were booked earlier. Maybe I should’ve schedule ahead of time which was never an issue before. I’m disappointed because now I have to find a new place. I miss the original staff already and hope they’re enjoying retirement although they are sincerely missed. Don’t let my experience deter you please find out for yourself but I recommend taking baby steps and not going all in for your first appointment.