Heavenly Feet, Tucson AZ

Great place for reflexology massage! Place should have two employees at all times.
(to avoid interrupted sessions)
Aestheticly, could use some improvements (Personal preference)

They were very rude. They moved my purse far away from me after covering my eyes. They also kept leaving during my massage. In addition to their bad service they demanded a bigger tip. Do NOT go here.

Have been going here for years, today was last time. Massage was sub par and after tipping 15% on pricing that nearly doubled over the year, the lady demanded more tip. Super unprofessional and uncomfortable. Lost my business.

SO APPRECIATE THESE FOLKS AND THEIR KNOWLEDGE. Very affordable, thorough and relaxing care.

Best feet massage ever. Excellence in service. Great location and very nice. They have couples massage rooms.

Since my girl ‘Yee’ left to be reunited with her child, I have begun to work with Heavenly Feet masseuse Peter at the Swan location. I was introduced to Heavenly Feet about two years ago but have been going regularly (roughly every ten days) for about nine months. Peter’s massage goes beyond “pampering” or even self-care. It is therapeutic, deep-tissue, full-body massage. At times he works small; other times “big” and deep. I feel like he knows that I’ve carried nearly 50 years of trauma and stress in my shoulders, neck and lower back. Incidentally, because I am nearly 30 days alcohol-free with no desire to add that toxin back into my life in any way, shape or form (I highly recommend “This Naked Mind” approach if you are looking into giving yourself a break from alcohol) after a lifetime of using it to self-medicate through life’s struggles - I also believe that this ongoing physical therapy is releasing toxins that my body has absorbed over my lifetime. TMI, I realize but I just cannot recommend this place more highly if you want to get healthy and renew your lease on life. When I started, I felt guilty and wasn’t sure how I would pay for this “splurge”. I have since come to see these treatments as essential - at least for the time being - for improving my overall well-being.
Only complaint is that changing appointment times has proven challenging because of our incompatibility of language proficiencies.

Decent massage but not great. They tried to pad the bill over what I called on to ask prior to booking massages. If they do salt scrub and not tell you charge then they can't charge for it! They will force you tip over whatever you offer.

After discussing a 60 minute versus 90 minute I chose a 90 minute massage. Set in a reclining chair, soaking my feet in warm water. He started with his cigarette smelled forearms with lotion, on my for head to my temples. He was literally rubbing lotion on my arms, feet, and shins. I asked him to massage my calves in which he did for a couple minutes. After taking a break outside for 2/3 minutes he came back, Did a few moves that actually felt good and I appreciated. At the end I paid the $70. He asked me for his tip, I said I don’t feel a tip was necessary. I turned around and walked out! He literally came out as, I was backing out… stopped me, insisting I give him a tip. No I Did Not!

Love to pop in when my feet are killig me for a foot and back rub. Always a quick rejevunation

Hard to tell the therapist what you need and pressure when the only english they know is "TIP where TIP? " And its not that I wasnt going to yip but that I was waiting for my ride and I would tip before I left but apparently they didnt understand and continued to pressure me and continued to ask for TIP until I had to raise my voice. I wouldnt go back the massage was not good. But I did tip 20% despite the harassment and poor massage.