Good Day Spa
2346 S Colorado Blvd, Denver, CO 80222, USA
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2346 S Colorado Blvd, Denver, CO 80222, USA
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It seems like I am not the only one who had a bad experience here. Originally I was willing to give 4/5 stars for my massage and service. I was quoted $50 cash , $55 credit for a 1 hour combo body/foot massage from the front desk attendant before I decided to become a patron. I agreed, and While the massage was good and the service was enjoyable, I was hit with a massive anvil upon trying to leave the establishment. I paid in full for my massage, in cash. and I left $65 in cash. In my mind a $15 tip on a $50 service is completely reasonable and not stingy. When I paid in cash, they made a scene by counting up every dollar I gave to them, incessantly stating that a $10 tip was too low. When I stated back that the front desk attendant had quoted me $50 cash and I left a generous $15 tip on top of that, they freaked out, started yelling, said it was $55 base rate and demanded more money. I don't recommend this establishment to anyone. not only to they try and swindle you out of more cash or $ while trying to pull the wool over the customers eyes, but they do it in a stingy and demanding way. Folks come to these type of places to relax and let go of stress, not encounter more upon exiting.
The Best Massage Experience in Denver! This review is long overdue, as I’ve been a loyal client of Good Day Massage for over six years. Before discovering this gem, I was a loyal customer of Massage Envy in Cherry Creek for eight years. However, my first visit to Good Day Massage was all it took for me to make the switch – and I’ve never looked back. My journey began with my friend Ally after a fun outing at Hacienda Colorado. We decided to try Good Day Massage on a whim, and from the moment we walked through the door, we were treated like family. The staff greeted us with genuine appreciation, enthusiasm, and warmth. Their kindness immediately put us at ease, and before we knew it, we were in private rooms receiving what I can only describe as the best massage of my life. I’ll never forget the petite therapist who worked wonders – she couldn’t have weighed more than 110 lbs, yet her technique and skill left me feeling completely renewed. The cleanliness of the space, the personalized care, and the thoughtful attention to detail impressed me beyond words. One of my favorite experiences here is their combo massage room. At first, I was a little skeptical because I’d never seen anything like it, but now I absolutely love it. The session starts with a warm foot bath, which is perfect for helping you relax before the massage begins. Then, they literally massage your entire body while you’re seated comfortably in a chair. It’s such a unique and soothing experience! A quick tip: make sure to wear loose-fitting clothes like shorts and tank tops so they can work on you more easily. Over the years, I’ve experienced massages from nearly every therapist there, and each session has been exceptional. They consistently deliver outstanding service, and I’ve never had a single bad experience. Whether it’s a last-minute appointment or my regular weekly visit, they always accommodate me with kindness and professionalism. In fact, I’ve been so impressed that I’ve recommended Good Day Massage to at least 25 friends and family members – and not one has had a negative experience. Everyone I send becomes a fan, and I love hearing how much they enjoy it too! If you’re considering giving Good Day Massage a try, I can’t recommend it enough. Every therapist is fantastic, so you can’t go wrong with whoever you choose. A little tip: bring cash for gratuity if you can – it’s a thoughtful gesture – though they also accept Venmo, credit card, and cash for payments. Thank you to the incredible team at Good Day Massage for making me feel like family and for providing unmatched care for the past six years. I can’t imagine going anywhere else!
I was really disappointed with my visit to this place, and it’s all thanks to the rude manager and the uncomfortable tipping situation. Originally, I was ready to give a 5-star review because the place is clean and the front desk staff was friendly, but everything fell apart by the time I was paying. First off, the therapist did a great job with my foot/body combo massage. But when it came time to pay, I was caught off guard. I only had $12 in cash because I had just finished shopping and had run out of money, but I fully planned to add more to the tip when I paid with my card. I handed the therapist the $12 tip, and he immediately counted it in front of me, then told the front desk staff how much I gave. The front desk person then told me that the $12 wasn’t enough and demanded I add more to make it a $20 tip. I was shocked and honestly hurt by this. I understand the tipping culture, but what bothered me was how they counted the tip in front of me and then asked for more. As someone who works in personal care, I would never pressure a client into giving more – especially not like this. It just felt incredibly disrespectful. The way they’re running their business tells me a lot about how they treat and compensate their employees, and for that reason, I won’t be returning. Also, they seemed to make up their own tipping system. If you leave anything less than a certain amount, like a $10 tip on a $40 massage, they categorize it as “Fair,” which is their own made-up rating. It felt really manipulative and uncomfortable. When I tried to leave a fair tip which is around 20%, the woman at the counter followed me outside and insisted that I should give more. It was honestly absurd. If the owner really wants to support their workers, they should pay them a fair wage rather than relying on customers to make up the difference. Tipping should be based on service, not pressure. The massage was decent, but the service and how they handle tips made this place a no-go for me. I won’t be coming back, and I wouldn't recommend this place to anyone.
Originally, I was going to give a rating of 5 stars. This establishment is clean and the person at the front desk was friendly. We scheduled the foot/body combo for 60-minutes, the therapist did a great job, however, I was disappointed when it came time to pay. I only had $10 in cash because it was the last day of my vacation and I had simply run out of cash, I had every intention to add $5 to the tip on my card when I went to pay. However, as soon as I handed the cash tip to my therapist, he immediately counted it, told the front desk person in their own language the amount that I had given. And the front desk person immediately told me that the cash I had given was not enough. She said that I needed to add $10 more to equal $20 tip. I was equally astounded and hurt by this. I understand their tipping culture and their need for this extra money because I am in the personal care service industry, as well. But I would never 1) count gratuity in front of my client, and then 2) proceed to ask for more. So this tells me a lot about how this company treats and compensates their employees. And for that reason, I will not be returning to this business. I am bummed about that because I am returning to Colorado on a monthly basis and was actually excited to have found a good massage establishment so quickly. I wish all of the therapists at this place luck and I hope the tipping culture here changes.
The massage was great but then the woman at the front counter harassed us for more than a 20% tip on the $40 massage price. She followed us outside and said the tip should be more. They made up their own tip price which is taped to the counter. Very uncomfortable and inappropriate.so if you give a $10 tip which is more than 20%, they categorize that as rating the service as “Fair” which is their own made up rating. Very manipulative. To owner’s response. Pay your workers a better wage instead of pushing customers to pay their hourly wage through our tips. A good tip is 20%. You’re actually trying to guilt customers into paying almost a 50% tip. Absurd.