I went yesterday for a shower massage and I don't think it's worth it. The idea is interesting but I don't think they exploit it at its best.
The shower room isn't very inviting. Getting the right water temperature was a pain. The mattress is just a piece of foam covered by some black vinyl but there is a huge gap in the middle of it, which means it's always soaking wet. They tried to glue both parts together but it didn't stick. In fact, at the end, I had to remove two or three small pieces of dried glue from my back. And when you're on the mattress, compressing it in the middle, the water accumulates around you so you're always lying in a puddle. If you can imagine lying on a giant wet marshmallow, that would probably be close to the feeling I got. And since the thing obviously never has time to dry completely, it's already starting to stink even if it's only been in use recently. And since the base of the bed is only made of unpainted wood, I have a feeling it's not gonna last long in such a damp environment.
And quite frankly, the shower thing isn't nearly as pleasant as it seems. In fact, I thought it was just distracting me from the massage itself.
As soon as I got there, I was taken care of by the tall, brown haired Natalia (hope I got her name right). She's friendly and relatively good looking but not really my type. I know some of you will love her though. As for her services, I don't wanna be deleted, so I'll keep the details for myself for now. Let's just say it was OK. Not bad, but not good either. Certainly not on the level that a certain ohpinion8ted member has described before.
Luckily, they also offer regular, i.e. non-shower massages.
Repeat? Probably not. Or at least if I do, definitely not for the shower massage.
The shower room isn't very inviting. Getting the right water temperature was a pain. The mattress is just a piece of foam covered by some black vinyl but there is a huge gap in the middle of it, which means it's always soaking wet. They tried to glue both parts together but it didn't stick. In fact, at the end, I had to remove two or three small pieces of dried glue from my back. And when you're on the mattress, compressing it in the middle, the water accumulates around you so you're always lying in a puddle. If you can imagine lying on a giant wet marshmallow, that would probably be close to the feeling I got. And since the thing obviously never has time to dry completely, it's already starting to stink even if it's only been in use recently. And since the base of the bed is only made of unpainted wood, I have a feeling it's not gonna last long in such a damp environment.
And quite frankly, the shower thing isn't nearly as pleasant as it seems. In fact, I thought it was just distracting me from the massage itself.
As soon as I got there, I was taken care of by the tall, brown haired Natalia (hope I got her name right). She's friendly and relatively good looking but not really my type. I know some of you will love her though. As for her services, I don't wanna be deleted, so I'll keep the details for myself for now. Let's just say it was OK. Not bad, but not good either. Certainly not on the level that a certain ohpinion8ted member has described before.
Luckily, they also offer regular, i.e. non-shower massages.
Repeat? Probably not. Or at least if I do, definitely not for the shower massage.
