Fransis

Sounds interesting, need to try soon. I’ll leave a review then.

Also where do you guys check the schedule? I’ve never come across Abel or Sergey

I get where you’re coming from, but I don’t think asking for tips is such a big deal. In most service industries it’s completely normal- bartenders, hairdressers, even delivery guys expect tips. Why should masseurs be treated differently, especially when most of them aren’t making a fortune off the base rate? I’d rather know upfront that tips are appreciated than assume they’re fine working for pennies

Thank you. That’s exactly my point- just because someone didn’t work for you doesn’t mean they’re bad. I’m not into massages that feel like a wrestling match, but I know it’s about picking the right masseur for my preferences. If someone gives me a super deep massage, I wouldn’t run online to leave a bad review – it just means their style isn’t for me, and that’s fine..

Not sure I agree with this. I’ve had one of the best experiences with Artem and Sandro. I don’t see anything wrong with them asking for tips, otherwise they’d basically be working for free for everyone. Honestly, I respect that their boss stands behind them, it made me respect the place even more. No one should dictate how they do their job,the only downside for me is sometimes having to wait for the masseurs in the room,that gets a bit tiring. Other than that, it’s really about picking the guys who fit your vibe and not whining about those who don’t. These are young guys trying to make a living,I don’t think this needs explaining…