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Masseurs expecting the same tip when they don’t provide a similar experience to the one they have offered before. If you go above and beyond, the tip reflects that.

He used to work at 5th Avenue mens spa. He’s straight but will provide extras for tips.

I had that same experience with him and won’t go back to him. I’m less inclined to go to Shangrila because of it.

https://www.masseurfinder.com/massage-therapists/43288/

Is that the masseur who used to go by Koss?

Has anyone had any experience with Wael?

Had the same experience with him.

It’s in an odd office building on 5th Avenue. They do have showers you can use but across the hall. Had one terrible massage from a guy who really had no skills whatsoever. Tried another guy but both times he cheated me on the full hour.

Is Vova now listed as V or are they different guys?

I did. It was an okay massage but wouldn’t repeat. He wore so much cologne. My clothes that were hanging on the hook stunk like his cologne all day.

I gave up on this spa years ago. When it first opened it was one of the nicer spas. But I agree about the prices and after one masseur hassled me for giving him a 20 percent tip for the worst massage I have ever gotten, I never went back.

Can anyone recommend a smooth guy either at a spa or elsewhere?

Anyone with any recent experiences?

Anyone try Logen, Leo or John as well as Santiago? I don’t see them on the newsletter.

Anyone have any experiences with the guys that are currently working here? MPM HAIR REMOVAL STUDIO MPM.STUDIO BODY HAIR REMOVAL STUDIO EXCLUSIVELY FOR MEN

He works at HK mens spa and spa 27.

Anyone have any recommendations upstate?

Has anyone tried Sam or Ben here?

Went once and won’t go back. Massage was pretty bad. Guy had no skills. No HE and I didn’t really want one from this guy. The spa was depressing too. I would not recommend.

What if the tables were turned? What if the client leads a carefree life and just schedules an appointment as a suggestion and cancels last minute on Caleb? Caleb may not want to hear from the client again. Just like the numerous people on this chain have given up on Caleb after their bad experiences. At the end of the day it’s about respect. Stuff happens and people need to cancel. But it’s how you handle it to make up for the cancellation that speaks volumes. If I was Caleb, I would apologize and proactively try to reschedule with the client another time and maybe offer extra time or a discount for the inconvenience.

He cancelled on me years ago via text as I was walking to his studio for my appointment with him.

Anyone have a good experience with a sub masseur with great hands?

Looks pretty painful!

Has anyone had any great experiences with masseurs in ptown recently?