Yangxin Spa Reviews

She worked knots out i didn't know I had! Relaxing and therapeutic. Tiny woman with strong hands.

YESSS! Finally a massage worth the money! Edna addressed the issues I brought to her attention. I'm a more muscular guy than most, and I have a difficult time finding a massage therapist who can apply enough pressure, but Edna brought a good tear to my eye! She doesn't speak very much English, but it's 2025- download Google translate! Overall great experience. Thank you, Edna!

I had an excellent massage with Anna! She truly listened to what I wanted and focused on the areas that needed attention. Her technique was spot on, and I left feeling completely relaxed and refreshed. She did a fantastic job!!!I highly recommended! I’ll definitely be coming back.

I was so tired of pain from pinched nerves in my neck, back, and my buttocks. I decided to give massage a try. Fortunately I chose this spa. After a very expertly done with deep kneeling, my pain was amazingly reduced, very much a needed relief and I'm so glad I finally gave massage a try and even more so, this spa. Thank you for your great work!

My husband and I travel in our truck and fifth wheel RV all over the USA. I've had massages, pedicures, haircuts, etc all over the place. This was one of the strangest experiences I've had. The lady doing the massage speaks NO English at all. Everything has to be put through Google translate or something like it. When I called to make an appointment, I think she said "Come on" and then she hung up. I couldn't come right then, so showed up an hour later. There's nothing on the door that tells you you're in the right place. There's nothing that tells you where you can park. I parked in the parking lot kind of behind the massage place and prayed I wouldn't get towed. When I got there, I told her translate app that I wanted a "full body deep tissue massage for one hour." It should've been $60. Before we got started she said one word - "PAY." She understands that English word fine and I understood she wanted me to pay first. Okay, that's weird, never had that happen before, but whatever. I was using a credit card and she told me via the translator not to do that next time. "It will be no use" via the translation. The charge was $65. I asked why not $60. Google translate told me it was for "tax." Really? Please put that on your sign too so we know what to expect. I told her I would tip her in cash when we were done. She was a bit frustrated by that. I wasn't sure how much of my clothing I was supposed to take off. I've found that every masseuse is different. She never answered my question. I did what I was comfortable with. She gave a good massage on my back, neck, and hips for 45 minutes, but I would definitely not call it a deep tissue massage. It was a regular pressure massage. I finally said and showed her "Please do my arms, legs, and feet too." She understood. She did that for the next 15 minutes. I was pleased with the massage, but didn't consider it anything special. When I was finished dressing, she waited in the room for me to dig out my tip. I always tip 20%, but when I handed it to her, she let out a very disgusted sigh and said "More?" in such a way that it reminded me of my daughter in her angsty teen years with her hand constantly waiting for "more" money. No lady, there's no more. In 59 years of living on this earth, I have never EVER had someone so blatantly ask for a bigger tip. Tips are a gift for a job well-done. This was a good, not great, job and it came with a bit of attitude and little to no understanding of what I wanted. The rate wasn't exactly what was on the wall, you hung up on me, and I never got a deep tissue anything. If I'm ever in Lebanon, PA again, I will not go back. The boldness of her expectation really floored me. I realize I'm from the South, and I'm currently in the North, but wow. There are some manners and culture that need to be learned here. Rudeness and expectation will not get you a bigger tip. Ever.