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Tai-Chi Massage – launceston

Name: Tai-Chi Massage – launceston
Address: Shop 32, Meadow Mews Plaza, 102-106 Hobart Rd, Kings Meadows TAS 7249, Australia, Australia, ON
Telephone: 0466 212 828
Rating: 5

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Tai-Chi Massage located at Shop 32, Meadow Mews Plaza, 102-106 Hobart Rd, Kings Meadows TAS 7249, Australia

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Best foot massage ever by Jack. Definitely returning. Take some earphones if you want to drown out

3 months ago

5^{/ 5}

Best foot massage ever by Jack. Definitely returning. Take some earphones if you want to drown out the shopping centre noise or go to their city clinic for a quieter more relaxing experience.

excellent..my back seems much better

in the last week

5^{/ 5}

excellent..my back seems much better

Felt like I was walking on air after a lower back massage

3 months ago

4^{/ 5}

Felt like I was walking on air after a lower back massage

After shifting house it was just what I needed. Lovely staff

a year ago

5^{/ 5}

After shifting house it was just what I needed. Lovely staff

I don't usually go to this type of massage place but I decided to try it and had a 30 min reflexolog

a year ago

5^{/ 5}

I don't usually go to this type of massage place but I decided to try it and had a 30 min reflexology treatment. The young lady was extremely professional and well trained. I felt so relaxed by the end and still do hours later as I write this. Even though it was more public than Im used to I still felt comfortable and relaxed and such a great price. Absolutely going back and it was great to just walk in without having to make an appt.

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