Spa 27 Reviews

Wanted to try it out. All the girl was doing was asking me for money the whole time, massage was horrible. She kept groaning and staring at me and demanded $100 tip, 😲 wow, very unfriendly, worst experience I ever had.

Terrible. Came in they forced me to pay $70 for an hour long massage up front. I paid… Then I get the massage from a grumpy woman groaning the entire time, walked out the room for 5 min after yelling back with someone, left the door open throughout the entire massage, and then ended the massage 15 minutes short. Then proceeded to stare at me until I tipped her. 0/5 terrible place.

I wish I read some of these recent reviews before my visit to Spa 27 yesterday. Here's what happened. A diminutive, pleasant-looking Korean gal named Cindy greeted me with a warm smile. She asked if I'd been to Spa 27 before; I found that an odd question. Then she asked for the $60 house fee; I am not used to paying in advance but I did not question Cindy. Frankly, I was impressed that her command of English was reasonable, something you don't usually find in Asian massage establishments such as Spa 27, so I was just happy to be able to communicate. I asked Cindy if she'd massage me, to which she replied, "Maybe." Huh? Cindy directed me to the locker room/shower to slip out of my civvies and into a bathrobe. Was her "Maybe" a tease, something to keep me in suspense as I showered? Emerging from the locker room to the lobby, Cindy was nowhere in sight. Another Spa 27 attendant, who had that sourpuss demeanor, something you don't want if it's a woman who's going to touch you for an hour, stood, as if to lead me to a massage room. I asked about Cindy and she said, "She's busy." "But Cindy was supposed to massage me," I said, stretching the truth. Sourpuss, as if Cindy's agent, asked if I would take care of Cindy, mentioning sixty dollars - a 100% tip. I foolishly agreed, though I guess if the massage was that bad, Cindy would not have gotten that much from me. (I should have asked for the manager.) Anyway, suddenly not "busy," Cindy emerged to escort me to the massage room. Her massage was adequate and while a bit quiet now and then, Cindy conversed with me. Had I not promised her colleague that I'd give Cindy $60, I would have awarded the Korean masseuse $50. Because of Sourpuss's pre-massage tip negotiation, I probably won't be back to Spa 27. Otherwise, Cindy's massage and the fact that Spa 27 was clean and quiet would have been enough reasons to consider trying it again.

Facility is good. Spa is clean and the sauna and steam room is perfect. But everything else just horrible. Massage was rushed. Touched inappropriately. And I was harassed to give 40$ tip instead of 30$... This is one of those big massage places that is actually a parlor and was disappointed. Do not visit...good tip for a police

Not satisfied with the service. $65 per hour and they expect another $65 tip for the massage. I would have happily tipped if they didn't ask for the tip right on my face just when i entered the spa. They didn't even greet before they asked for a tip. I walked in and walked out in less than a minute. Those who can afford to be asked for their own numbers for tips, should definitely visit. Those who likes to tip the workers per their work and service should not go there because you will be paying for tips right on entrance before you even step in your room for massage. Good luck guys!