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Massage price list, no membership required.
These are our regular prices. There is no first-visit price, weekend fee, evening fee or extra charge for firm pressure.
| Full Body / Relax Massage Choose 30, 45, 60, 90 or 120 minutes. Ask for light, medium or firm pressure—the price depends only on the session length. | |
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| 30 minutes | $50 |
| 45 minutes | $60 |
| 60 minutes | $70 |
| 90 minutes | $100 |
| 120 minutes | $140 |
| Couples Massage Two people receive massages at the same time in one room. The listed price covers both people. | |
| 60 minutes · 2 people $70 each | $140 |
| 90 minutes · 2 people $100 each | $200 |
| Foot Reflexology & Combination Foot reflexology is done in a reclining chair with your clothes on. The combination includes 30 minutes of body massage and 30 minutes of foot massage. | |
| Foot reflexology · 60 minutes | $60 |
| Combination · 30 minutes body + 30 minutes foot 60 minutes total | $70 |
| Exfoliating A body scrub followed by warm towels and moisturizer. Book it by itself or before a massage. | |
| Hands & arms · 15 minutes | $20 |
| Feet · 15 minutes | $20 |
| Full body · 30 minutes | $50 |
| Add-Ons Add cupping or pain relief oil to your massage. Ask when you book or when you arrive. | |
| Cupping · 10 minutes | $20 |
| Pain relief oil · 5 minutes | $10 |
The prices above are the regular rates at the front desk. Choose the session length you want, then tell your therapist whether you prefer light, medium or firm pressure. Pressure does not change the price.
Fresha may offer up to 10% off when you prepay online. Any available discount will appear during checkout. Gratuity is not included in the prices above.
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Choose the massage that fits your visit.
Full body massage is the usual choice. Pick couples massage to share a room, foot reflexology to stay dressed, or combination massage to split the hour between body and feet.
Full Body Massage in Cypress
Choose a 30, 45, 60, 90 or 120-minute massage. Light and firm pressure cost the same.
Couples Massage in Cypress
Two massages at the same time, in the same room. $140 for 60 minutes or $200 for 90 minutes.
Foot Reflexology in Cypress
A 60-minute foot and lower-leg massage in a reclining chair. You stay fully dressed.
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Not sure what to book?
Use this quick guide, or call us at (713) 875-9198 and tell us what you need.
- Short on time? Choose a 30 or 45-minute full body massage.
- Want a standard full body massage? Book 60 minutes. Choose 90 or 120 minutes when you want more time.
- Prefer to stay dressed? Foot reflexology is done in a reclining chair. The combination massage includes both table and chair time.
- Coming with someone? Couples massage gives you two therapists and two tables in one private room.
You do not need to choose a separate massage for light or firm pressure. Tell your therapist what feels comfortable and which areas need attention.
— Ready to book?
Choose your service and appointment time.
Tell your therapist about pressure and problem areas when you arrive. Add cupping or pain relief oil when you book or at the front desk.
Parking & arrival
Free parking at the Queenston light on Barker Cypress
We are open every day from 10 AM to 8 PM, so a lunch hour, an after-work stop and a Sunday evening all fit.
- Come down Barker Cypress from the 290 feeder. We are 0.4 miles south, at the Queenston Blvd light — the Walgreens at 11803 is across the street and the Jack in the Box is on the same corner.
- Park anywhere in the lot in front of the center. It is free and it is at the door — no meters, no garage, no gate.
- Walk to Suite D. The suites run A through K along the front. Come about 5 minutes early so your table time is all table time.
— Before you book
Massage service questions.
What massage services do you offer in Cypress?
What do you not offer?
How much is a 60 minute massage?
Can I add cupping or exfoliating to a massage?
Which service should I book if I have never had a massage?
Do you take walk-ins?
— Research & references
NCCIH — Massage Therapy: What You Need To Know
An overview of massage therapy research, benefits and safety from the National Institutes of Health.
NCCIH — Cupping
NIH information about cupping research, safety and possible side effects.
TDLR — Massage Therapy in Texas
Texas licensing and consumer information for massage therapy.
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.