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— Cypress, TX 77433

Lulu Massage & Spa at the Queenston light.

Quick answer

Lulu Massage & Spa is at 11808 Barker Cypress Rd, Ste D, Cypress, TX 77433, on the east side of Barker Cypress Road at the Queenston Blvd light, 0.4 miles south of the US-290 feeder. The phone number for calls and texts is (713) 875-9198. We are open every day from 10 AM to 8 PM, parking is free directly in front of the suite, and the last 60 minute session of the day starts at 7 PM.

— Address & hours

Lulu Massage & Spa

11808 Barker Cypress Rd, Ste D
Cypress, TX 77433

(713) 875-9198 — call or text

Opening hours at Lulu Massage & Spa, Cypress, TX
Day Open
Monday 10:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Tuesday 10:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Wednesday 10:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Thursday 10:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Friday 10:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Saturday 10:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Sunday 10:00 AM – 8:00 PM

Last 60 minute session starts at 7 PM; last 30 minute session at 7:30 PM.

Get Directions
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— Directions

How a local would tell you to get here.

Barker Cypress Road runs about 11.5 miles from Huffmeister in the north down to I-10 in Katy, and the house numbers climb as you go north. If you know that 8877 is the Berry Center and 9703 is the Kroger at Tuckerton, then 11808 tells you exactly where we are.

  1. From US-290: exit at Barker Cypress and go south. We are 0.4 miles down, on the left at the Queenston light. Look for the Martial Arts USA sign on the row of storefronts and take the door beside it; Walgreens is directly across the street.
  2. From Towne Lake or Tuckerton: north on Barker Cypress past Riata Ranch Blvd and Cypress North Houston Rd. About five minutes; we are on the right just before the freeway.
  3. From Bridgeland: east on Cypress North Houston Road, then left onto Barker Cypress. Six minutes, and you never touch 290.
  4. From Katy: Grand Parkway north to US-290 east, or Barker Cypress the whole way if you would rather not pay a toll — 11.5 miles of surface road with a lot of signals.

One warning worth repeating: getting back onto 290 from here is not a simple right turn. The feeder roads are one-way, so one direction needs you to pass the interchange and loop back. Set the navigation before you leave the lot rather than at the light, and you will save yourself a lap.

How long the drive actually takes

These are free-flow figures with no traffic on the road, measured from the suite. Between about 4:30 and 6 PM on a weekday, add a quarter to a half again to anything that touches US-290, because that is when the freeway stops cooperating and every side street inherits the problem.

  • Towne Lake — about 5 minutes, straight down Barker Cypress
  • Bridgeland — about 6 minutes east on Cypress North Houston Rd
  • Coles Crossing — about 5 minutes, and its shopping center is 0.56 miles from our lot
  • Katy — about 29 minutes via FM 529 and the Grand Parkway, which is a toll road

Once you are here, the services page lists everything with a price beside it, and booking online takes about a minute.

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If you are coming from further out, the neighborhood pages carry their own measured drive times and the route a local would actually take — start with Cypress, Towne Lake or Bridgeland. Everything on this site is one address: there is no second location.

— Getting here

Finding us in Cypress, asked & answered.

What is the best way to reach you?

Call (713) 875-9198 during opening hours — the same line takes texts if you would rather write. Booking online through Fresha shows live availability, so it is the fastest way to see what is actually open in the next hour.

Where exactly is 11808 Barker Cypress Rd?

On Barker Cypress Road at the Queenston Blvd light, 0.4 miles south of the US-290 feeder road, on the east side of the street. The Walgreens at 11803 is directly opposite and there is a Jack in the Box on the same corner. Suites run A through K along the front of the strip; we are Suite D.

How do I get onto 290 from your parking lot?

Carefully — the one-way feeder system means one direction requires you to pass the interchange and come back around, which is a 2.8 mile loop for what looks like a quarter mile on a map. Decide which feeder you want before you reach Barker Cypress, and set your navigation before you pull out.

Is parking free?

Yes, in the surface lot directly in front of the suite. No meters, no garage, no gate and no validation. On a Friday evening the lot fills up near the sports bar at the other end of the strip, so aim for the middle.

What are your hours on Sunday?

We are open 10 AM to 8 PM every day of the week, Sunday included, and the last 60 minute session starts at 7 PM. Three of the nearby spas close at 6 PM on Sunday. Evening and weekend hours across Cypress are compared here.

Do you have a second location?

No. There is one studio, on Barker Cypress Road. Every neighborhood page on this site describes people driving here from Towne Lake, Bridgeland, Katy or Tomball — not another office.

— Research & references

Citations are summarized — read the originals if a point matters to you. This page is general education, not medical advice about your situation. Massage therapy is a relaxation and wellness service: it does not diagnose or treat any condition, results vary from person to person, and it belongs alongside care from your doctor rather than instead of it.

— Book your visit

We are open until 8 PM, every day.

Call or text (713) 875-9198, or book online in about a minute. 11808 Barker Cypress Rd, Ste D, Cypress, TX 77433.

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Open every day · 10:00 AM – 8:00 PM · Free parking at the door

Page last updated . Every price and time on this page is the published rate at 11808 Barker Cypress Rd, Ste D, Cypress, TX 77433. In Texas both the massage therapist and the establishment have to be licensed, and every licence has to be posted where the public can see it — look for them on the wall when you come in. Anything we say about health is general education drawn from the sources we cite — it is not medical advice, and massage does not diagnose or treat any condition.