A&A MASSAGE AND SPA is a massage spa and beauty destination in Glendale, California, offering massage therapist services seven days a week from 10:00 AM to 10:00 PM at 1215 E Colorado St, Glendale, CA 91205. Clients seeking relaxation and stress relief have described thorough massages with careful attention to pressure, with therapists checking in along the way, and many leave feeling relaxed and rejuvenated. The spa provides a calm environment for rebalancing after long-standing tension, and guests have noted friendly, skilled hands. The location offers a wheelchair accessible parking lot and wheelchair accessible restroom for added convenience. To schedule a visit, call (818) 500-8801 and experience a massage spa in Glendale focused on helping you unwind.
Whether you're looking to unwind after a long week or simply treat yourself to some well-deserved self-care, we're here to help. Our Glendale spa brings together relaxing massage, beauty treatments, and skilled massage therapy in one comfortable setting, so you can come in for whatever your body and mind need most. Every visit is about helping you slow down, de-stress, and leave feeling refreshed and cared for.
Very very bad service and not safe
I've been living with severe back pain for the past 17 years, and get frequent massages as a result. That being said, I got a FANTASTIC massage here. The lady really took care of me, occasionally checking in with me about the pressure. She massaged most of the muscles that she could reach, thoroughly, and almost worked out all of my tension and knots. (A real feat) Then, she pulled up a chair, and started working on my hands, then feet, making sure to give extra attention to spots in them she doesn't usually, but I told her really hurt. It was amazing. It also seemed like we might have gone for an extra half hour, which I would have love, though, more so if she had asked first, but a customer walked in so she stopped. Then, after I got dressed, she asked for a $50 tip. I might have given her, at least close to, that on my own, but asking for it seemed pretty unprofessional.