Memorial Heights Reflexology & Massage

It's a Sunday, spa availability is limited. I was able to book within a couple hours for a foot massage and it was soooo much better than just a foot massage. Lucy did light neck, back and hands as well. She checked in on pressure several times. If you are use to euro/American massages this may not be the place for you as you are in the room with other people and there is light background noise. If you're comfortable with that (you do keep all your clothes on) I would not pass up this place for a great affordable last minute massage.

Very relaxing massage . Received a 30 min body and 30 min foot . However . When paying i was asked how the massage was I told them it was really great ! She asked , cash or card . I replied tap. After I tapped, i received a receipt and I proceeded to tip . She looked at the receipt and said that when y they start out at $10. You can’t tell or suggest what someone tips you . It’s not respectful or business etiquette . Other than that, everything else was good

I have visited a number of times! Great experience! They offer a variety of services including foot massages and full-body massages, and everything was very relaxing. The staff is friendly, professional, and welcoming. Have tried various therapist & all have been great. I also love that they’re on ClassPass—super convenient. I’ll definitely be back!

I just had the most wonderful foot massage at Memorial Heights Reflexology, and I can’t recommend it highly enough! The therapist applied the perfect pressure—firm enough to work out all the tension in my feet but never uncomfortable. They really listened to what I needed and hit all the right reflexology points. The whole experience was incredibly relaxing, from the soothing atmosphere to the skilled technique. I walked out feeling completely rejuvenated and amazing, like a weight had been lifted off my tired feet. This place is a hidden gem in Houston—clean, professional, and truly therapeutic. I’ll definitely be back soon! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

I had an interesting experience at this location. Upon entering there was a worker sitting down in the front waiting area and a receptionist at the register. The receptionist asked me if I was Raven . I said yes... the person sitting down got up and came to tell her different things. She asked if I had been there before I said no. As I stood there I wondered if I was supposed to be filling out a form. As I looked around I saw clipboards behind me with a form but no pen. I grabbed one and walked up to the receptionist for a pen.. The other woman agreed that I should fill out the form and told her to give me a pen. Weird that no one gave it to me. Next the worker gestured for me to walk through a set of double doors. Which I waited bc I didn't feel comfortable as I felt she should lead