Dynasty Health Spa

Perfect massage. Very quiet and classic environment. Got a private room for 1 hr full-​body massage + 30min foot massage for $ 55. Loved it

Easy on the wallet and relaxing. This is my go to spot. Sometime it’s frustrating that I can’t communicate with the masseuse, then again I come here for a massage not to chit chat, for that I give them 5 stars (for its price range).
Make sure to tip well if you’re a regular… actually just tip well in general. Don’t be a lame cheapskate. The price is cheap enough you can afford AT LEAST $ 5 minimum. Tipping for massages is different than tipping you waiter. There’s more labor put into it. I try to give $ 10 at or above (depending on how it is that particular day) but that’s just me cause I ask them to practically try and break me in half. I’ve seen some cheap people out there though who don’t realize the amount of work it takes. I swear there was this female in front of me paying for her and her friend and she tried to leave $ 3. Really??? $ 3? OK apologies my rant is over.

This place is not clean and very disorganized they say one hour and only did 40 minutes and they did not do the back on one of my party need to find a new place won’t be back to their place.

This place is good if you want nice cheap massage. Went in for a foot massage and got full body massage (back, arms, legs, scalp)
They do couples massage which is cool if you have a significant other or friend to join you.
This place can get noisy though since they aren’t separate rooms and they don’t make it a point to tell customers to silence their phones. I kept hearing someone’s go off like 6 times we were there but no one bothered to turn off so it got a bit annoying but for a cheap massage I guess you can’t complain.
Definitely got out the knots I had and really made my whole body feel super relaxed. I am pretty ticklish on some parts so the massage pressure got a bit intense but pressure relieving for sure after.

Possibly the best massage I’ve ever had. Go for the 1 hour foot massage, it’s $ 20 bucks and you get a full massage. It’s a bit noisy inside, but totally worth it, especially for the price. I’ll be back… probably this week!

My husband and I decided to get a massage to ease our sore muscles after a fun day of snowboarding. Both of our masseuse did an excellent job. Hubby’s knots/​pain on his shoulder that has been bothering him is finally gone.
I like that they use hot stones on your back… Aaahhh only if they could do it longer… feels so good!
It’s too bad we forgot to ask for the names of our masseuse, so we can request for them in the future.

THEE Best place that I’ve been too by far. There are tons of these foot spas all over. This one has a very nice ambience. The lighting is great, the staff is awesome. Very welcoming and they know what they are doing. Not too much yapping if you know what I mean. That’s one thing that I can’t stand. 30 min full body/​30 min feet massage. Only $ 20. 5+

No hassle booking. When you go here, shut your fancy phone (and your mouth) — other people are getting a massage — so be silent.
Barebones scrappy place, you’re ushered in and worked up on. I am shy so I usually get a room with a gal — if you have specifics — spell it out — *lady* and *gentleman* seem to gloss over my (non-​existent but strangely heightened here) accent. I tell the girls to go gangsta on me, my threshold is very high and because, to put it simply, no other wimpy method will work. Clean, quiet and affordable. I have been to some of the spankiest — most plush establishments. I see no reason to pay globs of money to these places anymore. Btw, as soon as you’re done, you’re pushed out the door. But hey, that goes with the — uh — cheap — territory.

Great massage for $ 20 foot massage which includes whole body! Staff are great and speak enough English to get by

One guy called Andy is good. My neck was hurtful from work. feels much better after the massage. Also, try the ear massage, very relaxing!

I’m very satisfied with the service, it’s well worth the money! However, recently when you walk in there’s a smell like dirty laundry. they need to fix that.

Great deal! I like this place for the price and the service. I’ve only been twice but both times I was able to walk in and get a massage. I read previous reviews do I knew what to expect. They were responsive to my requests for less pressure. I’ll definitely come back.

I have been receiving foot massage from Dynasty on and off, ever since they opened a store. In the beginning, there was a lady (the owner, I think) at the counter, but then later, his brother always is at the desk. This person (always earphone on his ears) is not very pleasant to deal with. Also, he became a bit arrogant, as the business got better. Overall, I have mixed feelings about this place, and I feel that the service is going down the hill.
Good points:
— For $ 20, you get lots of massage (that is why I go there). Foot massage is only 15 – 20 min. They spend time on your head, arms, leg/​foot and then back. Lately, they added hot stone massage (it lasts only short time). So, for $ 20, you get a whole body massage.
— The massage often may be good. For $ 20 + tip, you don’t have much to lose.
Bad points (some serious, so low star rating)
— The massage can be good or bad, depending on who does the massage. There is high turn over rate for personnel here. As I said, I have been going there for a long time. The workers (doing the massage) do not stay here for long. I always see new faces in a few months. The worker I happened to like is gone after a few months or even weeks. Which worker you will get is random — it is pure luck if you will get good or bad massage.
— Sanitation issue. The massage includes head/​face, arm, foot, leg, and back. They touch your face. But I am not sure if the workers clean their hands between customers. I requested that their hand be washed, but then, they seem to just wet their hands with water. As far as they are concerned, this is ‘washing hands’. Using soap must be mandatory between customers.
— Cleanliness. The place does not look dirty, nor clean. The place is dark, so hard to tell. But you don’t get the feeling that this place is clean and sanitary. On specific points, I am concerned about towels. I don’t think they are always using clean towels. Reusing towels may be environmentally friendly, but it is not something the customers want.
— In the beginning, the tip was not mandatory, but now, if you don’t give the tip (when you have bad service), the guy at the counter (or/​and the worker) demands the tip. He can be aggresive — I saw. So this place is progressing or evolving for better or worse.
— The guy at the counter must learn to be more professional. After all, this is a business, and he must learn how to run the business. I am not saying he should get an MBA degree, but just some common sense and etiquette for the business.
This place has some good points, so I sincerely hope that they improve sanitation and cleanliness issues so that I can go there and enjoy the massage.

This is my favorite (cheap) massage place in South Bay. I’ve been here a handful of times since high school/​college but haven’t been since last Sunday.
Previous experiences were pleasant. Sunday’s experience was still pleasant but a bit different. They use hot stones now on your back now! Which required my masseuse to unstrap some things — aka not expected. I’m Asian so I understand Asian culture but damnnnn, the masseuse should be asking for confirmation of my permission before unstrapping my bra strap!
Anyways — overall, still a great massage. He hit all the right places and put a lot of effort in trying to get my knots out. I don’t think this place is for everyone since it’s basically a large amount of beds in one area (no privacy) but it’s a great foot massage (basically full body) price — $ 20/​hour! (n.i. Tip)

Poor service! I walked in and the guy who was sitting in the front counter was so rude. He was too busy talking over the phone using his headsets. I was standing right in front of him expecting some kind of assistance since it was my first time to a massage shop and of course to their shop but this guy continues on with his phone call. After he finally got done this guy is just looking at me. I’m thinking, «why is this guy looking at me like a stupid person?» thought I should just tell him that it’s my first time so I need some help. He goes «!!!» I repeated, «I’m lost because it’s my first time here, am I supposed to make an appointment?» He ignores everything and goes «First time or not»
Me: First time
Guy: …(looking annoyed)
Me: Am I supposed to make an appointment here? I can come next time.
Guy: (looks down on the schedule)
Me: ???
Guy: (looking annoyed) THREE?
Me: Huh? I can come back next time if it’s full
Guy: HOW MANY (in a frustration tone)
Me: 2
Guy: (looks down on the schedule) 10 MINS
Seriously, I don’t care if he was preoccupied with personal things or simply with his business, but come on, that’s not how you treat your customers! At least greet or show some attention. I walked right out because I seriously didn’t understand why I was being treated that way. He also seemed annoyed at me but why? Is it because I asked stupid questions? Was he annoyed because he wanted to chill but kept getting customers? You should never ever treat your customers that way unless the customer was treating employees badly, that I’d understand. I don’t blame the other staff though. Just know that I am never coming back.

Good service in less price. Very professional staff.
Foot massage in 20 $ for hour. I don’t think you will get such a nice deal anywhere. Must visit if you r nearby and tip them well. They are really doing great job.

This is a «hole in the wall» but still clean, and good clientele. $ 20 for a full body hour massage? Can’t beat it. When you get a good masseuse you are in luck. It feels amazing. Seriously, most know what they’re doing. We go a lot. Nice music. Usually pretty quiet and relaxing. Sometimes on busy weekend nights people coming in and out can get annoying. They used to burp and talk on phones during the massage but I haven’t had that happen in a long time. No need for a reservation 9 out of 10 times they take you right in. (Unless it’s weekend evenings) man at the desk– friendly and speaks English.
Negatives:
They don’t wear name tags so you can’t request your favorite therefore run the chance of getting a bad one. I’ve had about three bad massages there over the last several years. A few of my friends I’ve taken complained that their killed them, that they were way too hard.
Yesterday I had a man that KILLED me! I told him 3 times softer please. He would lighten up for a few seconds then go back to grinding my bones to powder! I don’t have meat on my bones, please, adjust pressure accordingly!!!
I was so sore when I left i didn’t want to tip because I couldn’t enjoy any of the massage i was looking forward to all day; (i only tipped $ 5.
Good massages $ 8 – 10 tip.
The hole in the chair where you put your face needs a towel stuffed down in the inside edges because I had a runny nose and couldn’t do anything about it. Now that’s just plain gross for the person after me. Who knows how many people have this happen. It’s pretty common to have nasal issues when laying down. I kept not wanting to breathe in that hole. They do lay a towel and heart shaped hole paper towel down for your face to go in so you’re not having to touch the chair. That’s really nice but still, who knows what lurks inside that dark hole.
DON’T go close to closing time even if they say they’ll squeeze you in. They end your massage at closing and still charge you for the hour even when they said yes, they would still take you!
Get their punch card. Every tenth massage is free. If you go with friends they’ll put them all on the same card. It fills up pretty quick for us.
Overall, more than likely you’ll get someone who does a good job but don’t be afraid to stop the massage and find someone who speaks English to tell them softer or harder. You’ll be ticked at the end if you just stay quiet and they never knew. I am writing this review with 3 stars for some of the above reasons but mainly because I kept telling the guy softer and he wouldn’t adjust.

Yooooooooo, get ready to be rubbed the fuck down.
I’ve been to a few foot massage spots and this is probably the only one I’ve been a returner to. Yeah, deep tissue massages like these hurt, but damn if they aren’t effective. I know if I grin and bear it, my back will thank me later. The muscles in my neck and shoulders were feeling like straight boulders a few days ago, but they’re like Play Doh now.
I guess they could work on their communication/​customer service skills. But for real, they work magic on me. So I’m good on it for now. Thaaaaaanks.

Went by today hoping to get some aches and pains out. I’m a weightlifter so I know the stress I put my body through. I was passing by town and wanted to get a quick $ 20 massage. Went through Unilocal and found this place. I was really excited about the hot stone massage at the end as well.
Came in. Wasn’t really greeted at all. I got pointed to a bed. I’ve been to my share of the $ 20 foot massages. I understand the you get what you pay for. But man, I couldn’t even relax or calm down to enjoy the massage.
The bed I got was right near the door. It was so loud. There were so many people talking and whispering. And not even for a few seconds or minutes. This went on and on throughout the entire massage. My own masseuse talked to the masseuse next to mines. It was very frustrating.
On top of that, one of the customer’s phones kept ringing! This was so annoying. At least have the customer turn it off after the first ring.
Another customer that was checking out had the loudest conversation with the front desk person for ten minutes (on and off his phone). Like you don’t know that 5 – 6 other people are trying to enjoy their massage. It was ridiculous. Massage itself wasn’t special. I felt like I just got rubbed on. Not going back.

Dynasty Health Spa is one of the most popular Foot Massage parlors in Santa Clara. It’s considered one of the most consistent and has definitely evolved over the years.
Call ahead to minimize the wait. There are ~16 seats in the communal room.
Service starts off with a warm foot bath while the masseuse does a face, head, shoulder, arm, and hand massage. The foot massage is rather weak and the staff now wear gloves when they massage your feet… although they appear to reuse their gloves as there were a bunch hanging out of their lockers in the back?!?
The back massage is a good ~15 minutes and was precise with pressure points. They now have a quick hot stone portion that lasts for a few minutes too. although the stones weren’t too hot.
Service is very efficient and prompt.
There is a $ 1 surcharge for credit cards.
Do remember to get a stamp card as you get a free massage after 10 paid visits.