*Spas in NYC

[dcsmlxl]

has anyone been to seasons men spa on east 13th st recently?  it looks like rustam is no long there, but the spa has some new masseurs.  plus, there’s an option for a thai yoga massage, which has a flame emoji in the description.  dm with any personal details you can share.  thanks

[NYMassageAddict]

On 9/27/2025 at 12:09 PM, luvhusky said:

I went a couple weeks ago and had a weird experience with a guy who both teased and talked the whole time. Often about women. Was a little creepy with decent skills. I miss Peter. 

Peter does massage still in Flushing. 

[francisssgorg]

I was at Yu Long spa earlier. I requested for Peter at around 12 noon. But I got there early like 45 mins, so I texted if I could come early and if Peter can work that time, they replied yes I could come. When I went there, Peter was also just getting in the spa. I clarified the older guy at the front desk if he’s available, he said yes and to follow Peter. So he assisted me to my bed and I assumed it was him during the massage, when I turned over it was the f-ing older guy. I don’t wanna make a scene so I let him do his job but cut the massage like 10 mins early. When I went to the front desk, Peter was there and I questioned why did they switch? He doesn’t seem to understand me so I said I requested for you, why did you switch? He said, I have to massage client, I massage you next time. Like there was nobody there? Except the female masseuse and another client. I was super annoyed but then he started to frown and get angry, so I don’t want to make a scene and just gave my money and left.

Patrons of Peter, like those who really are loyal clients, can you explain to me what is this behavior? What’s with the switch. Di he get confused with the time? Was it supposed to be me? Or does he really have another client???? All I can hear are positive reviews from him from his old spa days at renew, but is he not open to new clients???

[NYMassageAddict]

2 hours ago, luvhusky said:

No he does acupuncture in flushing. 
he works at Yu Long on Saturday 

 

I have his number and he said he would do massage in flushing. I’m not sure if at the acupuncture shop or elsewhere but he knows what I want and like and it’s not acupuncture. 

[francisssgorg]

@luvhusky @NYMassageAddict pretty sure it’s Peter, I verified before I left after almost having an argument with him. He looks nice for a chinese middle aged man but there are plenty of fish in the sea. I don’t need to beg for a session with him lol. I was just curious about why he got good feedbacks, but clearly, being a massage therapist doesn’t include professionalism for him

[Manhattan]

12 hours ago, francisssgorg said:

I was at Yu Long spa earlier. I requested for Peter at around 12 noon. But I got there early like 45 mins, so I texted if I could come early and if Peter can work that time, they replied yes I could come. When I went there, Peter was also just getting in the spa. I clarified the older guy at the front desk if he’s available, he said yes and to follow Peter. So he assisted me to my bed and I assumed it was him during the massage, when I turned over it was the f-ing older guy. I don’t wanna make a scene so I let him do his job but cut the massage like 10 mins early. When I went to the front desk, Peter was there and I questioned why did they switch? He doesn’t seem to understand me so I said I requested for you, why did you switch? He said, I have to massage client, I massage you next time. Like there was nobody there? Except the female masseuse and another client. I was super annoyed but then he started to frown and get angry, so I don’t want to make a scene and just gave my money and left.

Patrons of Peter, like those who really are loyal clients, can you explain to me what is this behavior? What’s with the switch. Di he get confused with the time? Was it supposed to be me? Or does he really have another client???? All I can hear are positive reviews from him from his old spa days at renew, but is he not open to new clients???

At the risk of provoking you, it sounds like some of the communication problem might be about you. Many of us make appointments through text with site favorites like Peter, Lukas, Andy at Wmen,, Jay at Batman, August at 27, 

You might just be experiencing a string of bad luck or you might need to look deeper and see if you are responsible for the scheduling confusion.  

[francisssgorg]

@Manhattan I sent a text prior and they said I could come earlier and he will accomodate me. He was there inside the spa and before he directed me to the bed (because there were no beds) and when I stepped foot in that spa I even asked the receptionist/the older guy if Peter will do the massage and he said "yes, follow him". And the reason why I texted instead of called is for them to use google translate instead because I know chinese people do that. If "Peter" is a famous massage therapist and he owns/manages that spa, don't you think he might have just: 1. Switched me with another therapist because he might have a VIP or a loyal client coming to see him and got double booked with my time or 2. He's giving a chance for his other colleagues to get a client that time which might be ok for some clients but I did not request for this old guy. Also there are countless of stories about asian spas switching masseurs mid session without informing the client and not just this one, which is UNPROFESSIONAL. And please whoever you are @Manhattan, don't compare this to that "Lukas/Cherish" situation last time, I know he's either you or your "favorite" because when I made that post, there are screen shots, with TIME STAMPS shown proving that I waited outside that f-ing foot spa if you could even call it that. And don't use that f-ing excuse that "you cannot come early because they have clients inside that they are attending to" b**ch again I WAITED RIGHT OUTSIDE THEIR DOOR for 26 mins after the agreed upon 4 PM schedule, don't you think whatever sh*t they were doing inside should have been ended in 26 mins after our AGREED UPON 4 PM schedule??? And the time stamps on the text exchange shows it. And please don't lecture me again about "if the provider is great, we should compromise whatever bull crap they are doing" yeah right. Your so called "Lukas" on Long Island thread, has tons of negative reviews as well fyi... And I didn't even requested him when I was supposed to have my first session there... The hell...

[Cooper]

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[JayinHKNYC]

16 minutes ago, theoneman said:

Had sessions with Diego, Owen, and Maycon at Paris Men recently. Each one was pretty different, depending on what vibe you’re into.

Diego has that model look — lean, confident, and smooth. Strong hands but keeps things flowing, not mechanical. A nice mix of pro touch and playful energy.

Owen surprised me — smaller guy but great strength and focus. More quiet, very in the zoon type. If you like it a little deeper and more grounded, he’s solid.

Maycon was my favorite overall — steady rhythm, calm presence, and really tuned in. You can tell he’s reading your body the whole time. Left feeling completely loose.

Hope your campaign is working, but it actually hurts the brand of the spa, driving some customers away. Good luck with this.

[JohnnyG]

any luck in chinatown?

[lamk59229b]

411 on VIP Men’s Spa on 34th street, any info?

[luvhusky]

On 10/12/2025 at 7:42 PM, JohnnyG said:

any luck in chinatown?

Where do you guys go in Chinatown? Years ago I used to go to a place on Mott St that i loved but never got a HE lol

[deepplease]

Anyone have a good recommendation for a good deep tissue massage tonight 

[AMnyc25]

On 10/8/2025 at 12:26 AM, francisssgorg said:

I was at Yu Long spa earlier. I requested for Peter at around 12 noon. But I got there early like 45 mins, so I texted if I could come early and if Peter can work that time, they replied yes I could come. When I went there, Peter was also just getting in the spa. I clarified the older guy at the front desk if he’s available, he said yes and to follow Peter. So he assisted me to my bed and I assumed it was him during the massage, when I turned over it was the f-ing older guy. I don’t wanna make a scene so I let him do his job but cut the massage like 10 mins early. When I went to the front desk, Peter was there and I questioned why did they switch? He doesn’t seem to understand me so I said I requested for you, why did you switch? He said, I have to massage client, I massage you next time. Like there was nobody there? Except the female masseuse and another client. I was super annoyed but then he started to frown and get angry, so I don’t want to make a scene and just gave my money and left.

Patrons of Peter, like those who really are loyal clients, can you explain to me what is this behavior? What’s with the switch. Di he get confused with the time? Was it supposed to be me? Or does he really have another client???? All I can hear are positive reviews from him from his old spa days at renew, but is he not open to new clients???

This also happened to me at Yulong. I had an appointment with one of the older guys (not Peter). Halfway through the guy massaging me left and a different guy came in (massage style completely different, hands were cold, and different feet with different sandals on (I saw through the face hole on the massage bed)). The new guy was also on his phone and I kept hearing text notifications go off. Both massages from both guys were equally terrible - the first guy was so rough that I woke up with back pain the next day, and the other guy was so light, it felt like he was just rubbing my skin up and down). 
 

Also the facility was so small and dark and dingy so needless to say, I don’t need to have another massage there. Peter was always great though, so if one can book a private session with him (not at Yulong) I’m sure it would be worth it.

[Chrisboy24]

Any spots worth checking out around China Town?