Any good full body massage places in or around Reigate town centre?

You’ll find a few gems just off Bell Street and near Priory Park that locals rate highly. One tucked above a flower shop has this quietly calm energy and warm lighting that makes it feel more like a living room than a clinic. If you're near Lesbourne Road, there's a therapist there who's built a bit of a cult following for her gentle pressure style.

How much does it usually cost to get a full body massage in Reigate?

It depends where you go and how long you're booked in for. The wellness spots near Reigate High Street tend to be on the pricier side, but not outrageous. Around Woodhatch and South Park, you’ll see more home-based therapists offering lower rates. Best trick? Check Groupon or local Facebook groups for time-limited discounts — especially on quieter days like Tuesday mornings.

Which full body massage styles are most popular with people in Reigate?

Swedish is still the favourite around here, but there’s definitely a shift toward deep tissue and sports massage lately. The running community near the Reigate Hill trails loves those firmer techniques. A few places by Redhill Common have started doing fusion styles too — combining reflexology or Indian head massage with full body work. Sounds odd, but a neighbour swears by it after long drives.

What benefits do people usually notice after a full body massage?

A lot of folks say their shoulders finally drop and their head clears, even if just for a day or two. One woman I know from Meadvale books monthly sessions to help with tension headaches and swears it's more effective than paracetamol. Others find it helps massively with sleep or recovery after the gym. Honestly, it’s the only time some people fully switch off.

If it’s my first time getting a full body massage, what should I expect?

First thing, they’ll ask a couple of quick questions about pressure and any sore spots. In Reigate, especially at the smaller clinics near Reigate Heath, they’re usually very gentle with beginners. You’re covered up most of the time and they only uncover the part they’re working on. If anything feels off, just say something — they’re used to adjusting as they go.

Can I just walk in for a full body massage in Reigate or do I need to book?

Walk-ins are hit or miss. Some salons near West Street might take you on the spot, but the more popular ones usually need booking ahead. A few independent therapists in South Reigate might have short notice slots if you text them early in the day. If you’re aiming for a weekend session, definitely book — they go fast once Friday hits.