Taipei 101 massages

It was easy to find the address, and nice tidy place. Therapist were nice and asked if the pressure was okay.

Facilities: Tai Xin He's newly renovated storefront. Masseuse: Full-body Thai essential oil massage. Services: Thai acupressure on the shoulders, neck, arms, legs, and back, followed by an essential oil massage. Head massage. Back gua sha.

I booked a service for 10 AM to around 2 PM and received a quick response. The directions were clear, making the location easy to find. The reception staff were warm and polite, and the therapist was friendly, skilled, and meticulous. It was an unexpectedly excellent massage experience.

We enjoyed our tour thanks to our tour guide Johnny, very friendly, accomodating and never fails to guide us.

The staff informed me that the 80-minute ticket I purchased actually included 60 minutes on the massage chair and the remaining 20 minutes for hand and foot massage equipment 🤔. The visual effects in the Cosmos Room were great! Combined with the music and aroma, it created a very immersive atmosphere 🙂. The massage chair size is also suitable for men; complimentary tea is provided on-site. It's a private room, so privacy is also good. It's suitable for both men and women looking to relax 😃.

A feet and body (not oil) massage for under USD $50 per person. Reservation is easy to book and location was easy for me to find but, may be confusing to some as the signage is not obvious. It’s on the 3rd floor of a building. English is okay! Have translator ready if you want anything specific. The pressure strength is perfect to my liking. The treats after the massage is delicious (red bean soup, tea, & fruits). Experience was MUCH needed after walking throughout my whole vacation.

I booked a 40-minute foot massage and a 40-minute upper body massage. I was really grateful that they gracefully accommodated my last-minute time change. The receptionist spoke simple Japanese, so I had no trouble communicating. The treatment was wonderful. There were four of us in our group, and all the staff members were so pleasant; all four of us agreed it was the best experience. We went to three different massage places on this trip, but this one was the absolute best in every aspect: the treatment, the staff's warmth, and the cleanliness. They even called a taxi for us on our way out and told the driver our destination. I will definitely come back here on my next trip to Taipei! ✨

I saw an Instagram recommendation and learned that a new branch of Foot Forest Imperial Palace recently opened near Zhongshan Station, about a 15-minute walk from the MRT. Seeing Xiao Xianjin recommend Therapist 591, I wanted to come and try it out. Being my first time here, I was assigned to a private room, which offered great privacy. The air conditioning temperature could be adjusted, and an electric blanket was also provided. After the massage, Therapist 591 relieved the discomfort in my shoulders, neck, and legs. The pressure was fully adjustable, and they managed to target deep-seated soreness and adhesion areas I wasn't even aware of. They also helped with some simple stretching. Highly recommended! The restroom was also very clean. For the foot soak, there were three types of herbal bags to choose from, and the water temperature was adjustable. Facing the street trees, you can enjoy the view, and shorts are provided to change into for the foot soak. Although a staff member might not have paid enough attention, causing some water to splash out, the overall experience was still great.

This was my first visit to The Village Spa, and my overall impression is that it was comfortable and professional. It's definitely worth recommending. Today, my masseuse, number 72, was incredibly professional and helped all my recent stress melt away. The massage lasted a full two hours and also included ear candling and hot stones, leaving me feeling completely relaxed and refreshed. It would be even more perfect if there were facilities for showering and a hairdryer!