Don't...just don't. And contrary to a previous review, the massages DO expire, as will be discussed in this review. So I signed up for the year-long membership thinking that with my stressful job it would be a good idea. At the beginning, it was. But when I went to cancel my membership (after the year was over), their nasty little hidden details and schemes made themselves known. I was told that I would have until the end of the month after the month that I made my last payment to use up any remaining massages. I had four saved up (partially because I have been out of town for work for two months). I had saved in my phone the date by which to use the massages as per my discussion with a Massage Envy representative. I get back into town and am more than ready to set up an appointment...only to find out that they are gone. All gone. I called to investigate further this situation and was told that a supervisor would call me back. That never happened. So I showed up in person the following day and spoke with the site manager. She said that it was irreversible and that there is no grace period. I asked her if she thought in her heart that it was right to do to a paying customer, especially since it was a miscommunication with an employee, and without a beat she said "yes, I do". I lost four paid massages because of a simple misunderstanding. I thought they expired (which, again, they DO expire) the month after the month of the final payment, when in reality they expire a month from the final payment. So it was only a few days and still she was unwilling to work with me on that.
If you want to go get a massage without a membership, that's fine. The therapists are pretty good. But if you are planning on the membership, don't. I lost $236 dollars (that's more than three full-priced massages) because of the membership. A company is so much more than just the product it sells. And where this company is concerned (at least at this location), customer relations is abhorrent and the unconcerned attitude and unwillingness to compromise of the site supervisor makes me never want to go here again. I read the bad reviews of this place before and decided to take a chance anyway. This is one of those times that I wish I would have followed the advice of others. Don't.
And the owner of this location, Klaus G., responded to me with pretty much a carbon copy of what he said to everyone else who had a bad review. Something to the effect of "I'm sorry. I hope this doesn't leave a bad taste in your mouth. Please come back and waste more money on us in the future."
I should have walked out the day I was signing up for my membership when a lady came in yelling at the staff for how poorly she had been treated in her membership and that she wanted to terminate it early. My bad.