Massage Parlor Reports

Visited Garden Spa a few days ago and drew Linda. Linda is a bit stockier, late 30s in my estimation, normal looking. Garden Spa has nice big massage rooms with doors, at least the one I was in. Linda gave me a decent shower, nothing really special to report in that department. She ask me where I had pain and she administered a strong therapeutic massage which I liked (no walking on the back, though). While Linda did not impress me with her looks or her body she made it up with a very enjoyable ending. Overall positive experience. On the way out, I briefly saw another therapist. She looked in her late 40 and skinny, but did not catch her name.

While running errands on Saturday I had some time and called my favorite spa near the mixing bowl to inquire if my ATF was available. She was available at the time I requested. Since it was a Saturday, the medical office park was pretty much empty. MMS greeted me warmly by name and led me to the heated room. PA was right in a previous posting. There is a new carpet in there but I did not notice it on an earlier visit. My ATF enter a few minutes later an led me off to the shower. Although a sunny day, it was cool outside and the hot shower and sauna afterwords were most welcome. My ATF delivered an excellent theraputic massage and I was pretty much drained afterwards. We chatted about New Years resolutions and the NFL Playoffs (go figure). After some assistance with dressing and a bottle of water, I was on my way. I heard the doorbell ring a few times while getting treatment and saw another client enter as I was driving away. MMS had said it was pretty busy so that is why I always call for an appointment. Continue to recommend.

[QUOTE=Tomfool;1355153]So I was in the area and decided to try Peach this afternoon. Easy to find, rang the bell MMS let me in. Drew "cookie" for my therapist. Short, thick, somewhere between 30 and 45 and pleasant. Asked if I'd been there before, I replied honestly that no, I usually frequent another establishment in the area. Off to the TS, it was good and hot, everything washed appropriately. Massagi was decent, nothing great as was the NoVa end. I left. 4 and was asked for "one more baby". I told her thats what I was accustomed to tipping for the experience. Her response was "ok, waiting on you baby" as I was getting dressed. Overall a solid C. Nothing to write home about. I also didn't care for how thin the walls are. I was in the room accross from the TS and I could hear a fellow monger talking about his unsatisfactory trip to Fair Oaks to meet a Chinese Indy. That sucks, sorry bro. So again, a C for Peach. Decent therapist and standard service, but not sure if I'll repeat.[/QUOTE]Sometimes even if you do tip more than normal, they will even ask you for one more! Does not make any sense.

About a week ago visited Peach and got Kimberly. She is about 30yrs from Hawaii, quite tall, curvy body and has a great ass! Spoke really good English so communication was not an issue. Shower was not extra special but they were busy and I think there were others waiting for the shower. Back to the room and she administered a relaxing therapeutic massage, focusing in the areas where I mentioned I had some pain. While she is attractive, she remained a bit distant throughout the visit however she made it up with a strong VA finish. She mentioned that it is better to visit in the morning or early afternoon as at those times they tend to have less customers and more time. Overall would recommend.

Anyone have a review of this place?

[QUOTE=Luv Streets;1361808]Anyone have a review of this place?[/QUOTE]It's like this, Luv: You can do one of the following:
[Indent] (1) RTFF, to see if somebody has already submitted a review. (Your post mention whether you already checked the forum for existing reports.)

(2) Wait for another monger to give you the answer on a silver platter.

(3) Go visit the place, TOFTT, and then report back. [/Indent]
Of the three options above, Number 3 will earn you the most "board cred."

R:R

[QUOTE=Luv Streets;1361808]Anyone have a review of this place?[/QUOTE]Oasis in Dumfries is a one K-Gal shop. Older, weathered provider is the only one there. Here massage is actually pretty good and she uses hot stones if you ask. Said for a big rack, not much to look at. Standard rates apply.

VAM

[QUOTE=Luv Streets;1361808]Anyone have a review of this place?[/QUOTE]A quick look at your posting history show no contributions to our forum, just general statements with no intel, and asking for info. Go spend some money like the rest of us and post some detailed reports.

Just saw in CL, VIP in Herndon is now B. J. Therapy. Hmmm. She thought that one out.

[QUOTE=Volvos40;1363283]Just saw in CL, VIP in Herndon is now B. J. Therapy. Hmmm. She thought that one out.[/QUOTE]Thanks for that, totally made my morning!

P

I read the reviews on the place and decided to give it a try. Paid for hr, since did not know what to expect and tipped, total $. May be I spooked the lady (Kya) , but came out of there with not so great massage. So when you go I suggest discuss everything beforehand.

Evergreen over in Falls Church in the Viet "Rx" complex: has any regulars of this place know what went down with them shuttering their doors again? I have been driving over to this place the last 3 weeks to see if they have opened up again but no dice. Door is closed and locked.

They shut down in late summer and opened back up early Dec. Unsure if there was a change of management. The TS was out of commission last time they reopened. I use to see Maria. She has a tramp stamp and another tatt on her upper arm. Very attractive chick. She was the kind of girl that wouldn't be afraid to go with you to a rock concert or kick it with you at the local watering hole watching Sunday NFL (if she warmed up to you). Feel free to back channel if you prefer if you know if they are open.

[QUOTE=The Nub;1332688]I think I'll go back to the place and try another therapists, to see if better NOVA can be found.[/QUOTE]Yes, better nova can be had.

[QUOTE=Bunker Buster; 1343884]A few of the conditioner bottles were slightly off the edge of the dresser, so I used my finger to push them back on, carefully keeping them in a straight line. She said they were arranged where she wanted them, so maybe 2. 17 mm over was the place they had to be. No worries about her doing anything more than pouting and fussing if her things are disturbed.

She probably washes and shaves the kitty 10 times a day, so the compulsive behavior has its upside. :-D.

Go see her for FS and report back.[/QUOTE]Lmfao, I'm gettin a session too now.

Happy (Korean) New Year! < [url]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Korean_New_Year[/url]

Korean New Year, commonly known as Seollal is the first day of the lunar calendar. It is the most important of the traditional Korean holidays. The Korean New Year holiday lasts three days, and is considered a more important holiday than the solar New Year's Day.

So. Today's visit was very festive. MMS greeted me warmly with a "happy new year" (she often greets good clients warmly. And I think I am a good client!)

My ATF (who is always superb) was particularly cheerful today.

At MMS's request I no longer post identfiable details. Suffice to say, my ATF is the best (and one of the prettiest women I know, and arguably the prettiest Massage Therapist anyone has ever known). On every scorecard, in every category she is a 10+ (YMMV).

Great place. Good parking. Usual two door entry (and thank you to the brother monger who exited the place just as I was about to enter. Both of us politely ignoring the other). The very good rooms (#1 for me today. Which is the usual room for me, but I have been in all the other rooms at one time or another). Because of changes at some other places, this place now has the best TS and sauna facility of any other place.

Everything about this visit was great. And not-rushed (eventhough the bell rang at least twice while I was present).

Go celebrate New Years with your ATF! And reminder. For the entire year of the Dragon (OK-that is Chinese New Year) , always be nice to the ladies (regardless of where they come from!)

PA.

PS. Additional New Years fact: Tteokguk (&46497; &44397. (soup with sliced rice cakes) is a traditional Korean food that is customarily eaten for the New Year. According to Korean age reckoning, the Korean New Year is similar to a birthday for Koreans, and eating Tteokguk is part of the birthday celebration. Once you finish eating your Tteokguk, you are one year older. (They were eating rice-cakes today in the back-room, or so I was told)