Where is the Best Massage in Cleveland, Ohio?
This salon & spa was voted one of Cleveland’s top spas by Cleveland Magazine. They offer just about everything you might be looking for in a salon & spa. There are two locations one is in Fairview Park, Ohio and the other one is located in Lakewood, Ohio. They are family owned and operated. They offer so many things here, for example: Full hair and nail services, body treatments, skin care and sauna and steam room. Spa packages and gift certificates are available. They offer affordable prices.
I recommend Lakewood Massotherapy. I have been seeing the therapist John there for several years for Deep Tissue work and he is the very best. The prices for an hour massage are very reasonable, the staff is always charming, the facility is immaculate. If you have a note from your doctor recommending medical massage for pain management or any other reason you can have the sales tax on services waived. Treat yourself or give a gift certificate so someone you know who deserves an our of bliss:-)Pros + great service and skilled therapistsCons – street parking only can be a drag
I have been trying to schedule an appointment all day…they answer the phone and immediatly place you on hold. I do not mind holding but not for more than 3-5 minutes. I have placed 5 calls TODAY to schedule an appointment (because of a friends referral) the latest hold time was 8 minutes and 37 seconds…I do have a job to do I cannot be on hold all day. After all of that I still do not have an appointment!!!! AARRRGGGHH!
After suffering with migraine headaches for about five years, missing various activities for my children, isolating myself at home in a dark, quiet bedroom for some relief, I finally decided to try an alternate way to relieve my pain. Tom Moran at Moran Massotherapy was my answer! He focused his therapy on my head, neck, and shoulder areas on a weekly basis. We then found, after a while, that we could stretch our appointments to every two weeks, and now, six years later, I still visit Moran Massotherapy every three weeks to prevent migraines from occurring. I see my neurologist annually to monitor my headaches and renew my prescription, most of which I find myself tossing out at the end of the year. Likewise, the neurologist has acknowledged that the massotherapy has probably been the reason I experience maybe only 3-4 migraines a year, much better than 52! Taking three or four pills a year, again, must be healthier for my body than the 52+ I was taking 6, 7, 8, years ago, don?t you ag
