Signiel Massage 시그니엘 마사지

I am a customer who recently visited this establishment and used their massage service. I was concerned after seeing some negative reviews on Google, so I conveyed my specific requests during a consultation prior to my visit. However, contrary to my expectations, I was disappointed with the quality of the service and am providing this feedback. First, my companion gave a rating of 60 points, stating that while the pressure was acceptable, the overall experience was disappointing. The specific issues with the service I received are as follows: 1. Lack of Massage Pressure and Professionalism I felt that the masseuse lacked strength from the foot-washing stage. Even after the massage began, although she appeared to be working hard, it was not refreshing at all, and I could barely feel any pressure. The overall pressure level was extremely inadequate, resembling the touch of a child rather than that of a professional masseuse. 2. Inappropriate Time Allocation and Program Structure The session was scheduled for 70 minutes for the back and legs, 10 minutes for the arms and hands, and 5 minutes for the finish. However, the head massage alone took up 35 minutes. This was the first time I had my head touched for nearly 40 minutes during a Thai massage. Furthermore, it was not a professional scalp massage but merely a matter of touching the hair. Although I usually tend to give high marks to massage services, my satisfaction with this experience was so low that it marked the lowest rating I have given since my trip to Chiang Mai 10 years ago. Despite expressing my concerns during the initial consultation, none of the feedback was reflected, so I have absolutely no intention of revisiting. Please take this into account when improving massage therapist training and service offerings to provide better service to other customers in the future.

A great massage.

Quite disappointing. I booked a 3-hour massage, and this was my second visit. I specifically asked the massage therapist to focus on the muscles close to my spine because I felt uncomfortable due to a spinal disc herniation. I wanted the massage to relax these muscles, but the opposite was true. She started by massaging the sides, repeating the same motions many times, like simply applying oil, not a proper massage. I requested a change of therapist, but the manager came up and said there were no replacement therapists available and would only issue a refund. I understand that my massage therapist didn't understand the correct way to massage muscles. She only had brute force, which I understand isn't her fault. She tried her best, but she didn't focus on the points I requested and continued massaging in her own incorrect way until I had to point it out several times. Even though she had very good intentions, I still felt tension in the same area, as if I hadn't received a proper massage at all. I understand that massage therapists need to learn and develop their understanding of correct massage techniques to provide better service. Of course, I've encountered this often at almost every massage parlor I visit, but I always tip them. I hope they will improve their service in the future, rather than trying to sell other treatments when this 3-hour massage was unsatisfactory for me. I would only give it 4 stars, or 6 points.