Happy Foot Massage

I have been going to this place for many years now and was very much disappointed with my experience yesterday. I called and made an appointment for the person I wanted. I showed up and was told the person I made the appointment for was no longer available, so I asked for the other person I like. The front desk guy told me I'll have to wait for fifteen minutes and I agreed. He was nice enough to offer me a massage bed to lay down. Over 20 minutes later, a person I didn't ask for came and did my massage. She wasn't bad but not good either and I was not happy that I didn't get the person I asked for. I generally get the foot massage which is $40 now and I tip $9 since they charge a service fee of $1 for credit card payments. I used to tip lower than that but increased it because of the good massages I was getting. Yesterday, I wrote a tip of $6 and the front desk guy said I need to give at least $10. And he kept insisting that I need to tip $10. I did not like how they forced me to tip more when their service was so poor and the massage was not that great either. Because of this, I won't be going there anymore even though it was convenient for me and there were couple of people who does very good job.

Happy Foot Massage in Covington is my go-to spot for massage therapy! Peter is my guy—he always takes such good care of me. Whether it’s for sports massage, work-related tension, or just a much-needed reset, this is the place. The atmosphere is welcoming, the prices are reasonable, and I always leave feeling renewed, refreshed, and ready to take on life. It’s also super convenient—right across from my favorite gym—and I’ve never had to wait for an appointment. Highly recommend! 👌

I went in on a Monday around 4:45 p.m. expecting a proper massage, but the entire experience was very disappointing. I was told the the person I got is named Mary. She used very little pressure throughout the session. Although she did not speak or understand English, I clearly communicated several times that I wanted more pressure. One of her coworkers also translated my request. Despite this, she only increased the pressure on the bottom of my feet for a brief moment. The rest of my body—including my neck, legs, arms, and hands—received very little pressure and was barely massaged. Her technique was inconsistent, and much of the session felt like lotion was simply being rubbed onto my skin rather than an actual massage. Even after my requests were translated, she did not adjust her technique or apply appropriate pressure to the other areas. The lack of massage was so disappointing that I decided to end the session halfway through. I was still charged for half of the service. Paying half the price for a session that felt more like lotion being applied than an actual massage was extremely frustrating and felt like a waste of money.

I hadn’t been here in a couple of years, and now I remember why. When I booked my appointment, I specifically requested a deep tissue massage …

Something felt very different about this place on my second visit. I came here over the weekend with my spouse and had a pleasant experience—a relaxing foot massage and a professional atmosphere. However, when I returned during the week, the environment was completely different. There was a steady stream of men coming in and out of the private suites, and I overheard sounds that seemed highly inappropriate for a legitimate massage business. The overall atmosphere made me feel extremely uncomfortable and raised serious concerns about what may be taking place behind closed doors. I hope the appropriate authorities look into these reports to ensure the business is operating legally and professionally and to take the appropriate precautions and procedures if not.