Tranquility Point Therapeutic Massage

This was my first time visit at Tranquility Point and every minute was pure bliss! Annette gave me the massage and let me assure you, she is the absolute best. She is professional, cordial, attentive in every way and she is STRONG. She asked me all the right questions based on comfort level and needs. I loved my Swedish massage and did not want it to end! I will definitely be going back again to see her. This was the most relaxed I have been in a very long time!

Ok so I bought a 60 minute Swedish massage with aromatherapy on Livingsocial for $ 25 ($ 55 value). Of course I was a little bit skeptical because that is a steal! Well I went to book and they are so popular I had to wait about 6 weeks for a time that worked for my schedule. I showed up not expecting much and honestly I would’ve been content with mediocrity for $ 25. All I can say is what a pleasant surprise!
To be transparent, you are not going to walk into a lavish and lush room full of velvet blankets and luxury furnishings. Think doctors officeish. But honestly if you’re that alert and present that you are paying attention to the décor then you probably aren’t getting a good massage. The lighting and music were relaxing. The place was super clean. That’s enough for me!
Annette is so kind and friendly. She was super professional from start to finish and made sure to pay extra attention to my trouble areas. She used the perfect amount of pressure and within ten minutes I went from a mind full of work thoughts to a state of euphoria. I seriously don’t know if I fell asleep or if I just got to a crazy level of relaxation. She definitely gave me a full 60 mins and didn’t cut corners. I was grateful and thanked her at the end telling her how great she was. Her response was she loves her job. And honestly I believe her. She has passion and truly cares.
I have gotten massages at chains for $ 80, I’ve gotten $ 150 massages at very upscale and reputable places in major cities but none of them compared to Annette’s.

I was completely impressed by my experience at Tranquility Point. After booking a Living Social introductory deal, I had to wait a pretty long time for my appointment (you book online and Annette is booked solid, good sign!)
The office space is clean and inviting. Her particular massage room is beautiful. Clean, nicely appointed with two heated massage tables. Annette was the consumate professional, doing a quick intake discussion and making sure she understood my preferred pressure and areas to work on.
I had an hour long aromatherapy massage and honestly, it was one of the best massages I have had in my life, and I do this often. While the Livingsocial deal was only for first time customers, her hourly rate is $ 35 when you book 2 or more in advance. SUCH a steal and she’s 100 times better than the folks i have had at Massage Envy. I will be back for sure!

I purchased a 90-​min massage through Groupon. Scheduling was super easy since it’s online. However the time availability was limited, so plan ahead. You may not have a spot for over a month. I bought mine in June, and finally have the chance to get my massage on this weekend.
The location has moved to Charlotte Park, which is a business park at the corner of S. Tryon & Billy Graham. Yes, it’s a little odd for a massage studio but I personally don’t mind if the service is good and the price is right.
I arrived just before my 2:30pm appointment on Saturday. And because it’s an office building, it’s on lock-​down! Luckily Annette was aware and came and got me and I didn’t feel like I lost too much time.
I enjoyed the massage. Annette was mindful to ask if there’s any area I like to focus on, and if she should avoid any area. I’m not going to lie, I probably fell asleep somewhere in between. I enjoyed that she rubbed my head, and face (it’s crazy how good that feels). She spent extra time on my shoulders and legs & feet per my request.
I definitely will consider coming back, since she’s very reasonable with her pricing. $ 45 for an hour, but if you pre-​purchase 2+ hours, it’s $ 35. For the quality of massage, I think this is a deal. AND hey, if you do end up trying her out, tell her Peggy sent ya!

Like the other review, I purchased the groupon due the proximity of where I lived. The booking process was quite simple, as Annette has it set up online. Her place is located inside a business complex, so it can be tricky to find, but it’s in the front of the building and there’s a little sign.
As for the massage, one word sums it up, amazing! Annette listens to where your trouble spots are, takes a genuine interest in what you are looking to get done and does an amazing job. Her lotion is her own blend, and opens up your senses as she goes (and the smell doesn’t linger after you walk out). She has amazingly soft hands and just that perfect touch that you’re looking for in a massage. She is definitely worth the trip and I cannot wait to book my next massage with her!

I purchased a Groupon to visit the Tranquility Point Therapeutic Massage… I figured I’d try it since it was so close to my work. Weeks went by and I finally made my appointment using their online appointment system, which was, by the way, super easy to use. My day arrived, I left work and drove to Chastain Avenue and got lost… I was in the correct parking lot, but still couldn’t find suite# 2 so had to call them for directions. Annette answered the phone, gave me directions and walked outside to meet me. She was not at all what I expected, but had a big smile and was friendly so I kept going. Her studio is in one of those smallish multi-​tennant office parks but it was clean and well organized. Annette gave me some paperwork and asked me why I’d come to see her. We discussed a childhood foot injury that is now giving me a lot of problems. I told her how my primary care doctor, my foot & ankle doctor and even an orthopedic surgeon couldn’t seem to locate the source of my pain. I also told her I’d had an MRI and even a highly specialized, very specific cortizone shot… neither of which were at all helpful in finding the source of or relieving my pain.
As soon as she touched my foot I knew she had a different type of understanding than the other doctors did. She said that they were trying to fix structural bone issues, not muscle issues… which made sense to me as my foot had not been broken as a child, but badly stretched and pinched. She put some essential oil on my foot and moved it all around while applying pressure to certain spots. It was very helpful. After the session, she showed me some charts that better explained what she thought my issues were so I was able to see the muscles and compare normal muscle structure to what she said the muscles were like in my foot. I left her studio with no pain in my foot… after one visit with her, I’d learned more than all the other very expensive visits combined. She did of course tell me about her pricing (which is very reasonable) and how her referrals worked, but was in no way pushy. I enjoyed my time with Annette and I’ll absolutely go back to her. I recommend Tranquility Point Therapeutic Massage for anyone that has pain that your doctor can’t fix. If you don’t want to take pills to manage your pain, try therapeutic massage, it really helps.