Massage Deals in Long Island City: Frequently Asked Questions
We all deserve a little treat from time to time. From reserving a couples massage for a loved one, to enjoying a full body massage just for you, we've answered all your massage questions so you know just what to expect. For reservation queries, check out our Groupon Manual.
How much is a massage in Long Island City?
The price for a massage in Long Island will depend on the type, length, and location of the treatment. A standard full body massage in Long Island can cost between $70 and $90 for an hour's treatment. For reflexology treatments, you can expect to pay around $90 to $110.
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With our deals, you can get a cheap massage for up to 70% off the standard price, so you can relax and feel the stresses of the day wash away for less.
Where can I get a massage in Long Island City?
Long Island is New York's playground, so it's no surprise that it's packed with spas and wellness centers offering the trendiest treatments around. But with so much choice, how do you find the best massage for you?
Here are just a few of our favorite massage places in the neighborhood:
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- Peng's Spa – with five locations across NYC, this top spa offers up a handful of treatments, including reflexology, hot stones, and deep tissue.
- UMei Beauty – located in Queens, this wellness center lets you customize your massage to target your pain points, with both hot stone and fire cupping therapy available.
Can I get a prenatal massage in Long Island City?
There are many places in Long Island offering prenatal massages. A prenatal massage can be relaxing for both mother and baby.
Fifth Avenue Thai Spa in Manhattan targets pregnancy-related pain with custom massages. Meanwhile Blondi's Spa has single or packaged prenatal massage treatments to help expectant mothers relax.
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Prenatal treatments use a gentler pressure than standard massages. It's recommended you avoid a prenatal massage during your first 12 weeks of pregnancy, but it is usually safe up until your due date. It's best to seek advice from your doctor before reserving treatment if you're unsure.
What massage treatment should I get?
There are countless massage treatments available in Long Island, from the basic to the bizarre. If it's your first time, we recommend starting with a simple Swedish massage. Other popular choices include:
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- Deep Tissue – if you have a sports injury or a specific pain, a deep tissue massage applies high pressure to target these trigger points.
- Reflexology – therapists will apply pressure to the feet and hands to open up your energy channels and restore balance in your body.
For more of a breakdown on what to expect with each treatment, check out our guide to the different types of massages.