24 HOUR LAS VEGAS MASSAGE

24 HOUR LAS VEGAS MASSAGE

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24 hour Las Vegas Massage provides mobile massage service in the city of Las Vegas. You can enjoy your massage in the comfort of your hotel room. Call us today to get a relaxing Asian massage deliver to you in 30 minutes or less.

24 Hour Las Vegas Massage provides the best massage In Las Vegas, 24 hour a day 7 day a week. The highest quality of on demand massage in Las Vegas and surrounding area. By providing the best professional massage to your convenience locations. No more waiting on line for expensive spa, and avoid the heavy traffic in Las Vegas.

Contact us at 702-329-3559 to schedule your massage appointment today. Or click here to book online.

Massage Therapists

Book the best Asian massage with 24 Hour Las Vegas Massage. We have the best massage therapists in the city of Las Vegas.  So, you can relax and enjoy your spa quality massage in the comfort of your private location. Available in less than 30 mins. 

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Asian Massage Las Vegas

Asian Las Vegas Massage has been a central part of Chinese medicine for thousands of years, which focus on releasing tight muscular knots by targeting blood flow to the area, Chinese Massage techniques also aim to promote overall health by easing the flow of energy, or “qi”, around the body.

Thai Massage

Thai Massage

Thai massage Las Vegas is mix of deep pressure and assisted yoga by applying deep muscle compression, joint mobilization, and acupressure.

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Swedish Massage

Swedish massage provides full-body muscle relaxation, and it can be especially helpful if you’re recovering from an injury.

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Sport Massage

Sports massage is a systematic manipulation of the soft tissues of the body that focuses on muscles relevant to a particular sport.

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Couples Massage

A couples massage is generally offered in a private room on side-by-side massage tables with two therapists who work on each individual at the same time.

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Deep Tissue Massage

Deep tissue massage involves applying firm pressure and slow strokes to reach deeper layers of muscle and fascia

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Asian Healing Massage

Asian healing massage is combines Thai bodywork aspects of assisted yoga, deep compressions, range of motion and stretching, point and energy pathway stimulation, and meditative mindfulness.

Customers reviews

Absolutely phenomenal massage! I booked Lily. She has great knowledge of anatomy, eased my pain with multiple different massage technique. I will book with her again…
Jean Baby
Designer
Susu is the best, arriving on time to my room in Bellagio, a very professional & good looking Asian massage therapist. I’ll definitely book again.
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Fabien Acosta
Manager
The name doesn’t lie. They really open 24 hours. I had the most incredible massage in my hotel at 4am. My new favorite outcall massage provider in Las Vegas.
Peter Alexander
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Can I get a massage in my room in Vegas?

You won’t even need to leave your hotel or suite to get a hotel room massage – we come right to you, 365 days a year, just like the Strip. We provide Swedish massages, deep tissue massage, sports massage, couples massage, Asian massage, Japanese Nuru massage in Las Vegas Strip.

How Much Does Booking an In-Room Massage In Las Vegas With 24 Hour Las Vegas Massage Cost? Our affordable massage services starting at $150+ for single sessions and $300+ for couples

What is the price range does the best hotel room massage cost in Las Vegas?

This usually costs anywhere from $150-$300 per hour in the US. The average massage prices in Las Vegas will vary from place to place, from massage to massage, and even from masseuse to masseuse. Think about what is most important to you when going to get a massage. What is worth paying for?

What does a full body massage include?
A full-body massage usually includes your arms, legs, hands and feet, your neck and back, your stomach and buttocks. The area around the breasts is usually massaged but not the breasts themselves. … Even with a full-body massage, most of you stays covered most of the time. A full-body massage usually includes your arms, legs, hands and feet, your neck and back, your stomach and buttocks. The area around the breasts is usually massaged but not the breasts themselves. You can always say you hate having your breast area or buttocks or whatever touched.

What is Asian Massage?

Asian massage is a type of bodywork that follows the principles of traditional Asian medicine, which usually translates to touch-based therapy with very specific purposes. This is why there are many kinds of Asian massages with different effects on the body, although they all aim to rejuvenate the body and promote some degree of physical and mental relief.

What is the different kinds of Asian massages?

Most Asian massages employ techniques that work with the body’s energy flow or chi. Basically, the goal is to create balance within one’s inner elements so that the body is reset. This is in contrast with western massage techniques that are mostly meant more for relaxation. The other difference is that Asian massages can be performed while the person is fully clothed, as opposed to its Western counterpart that applies the techniques on the bare skin.

1. Acupressure massage
Having been developed by Chinese medicine this type of massage uses pinpoint pressure on certain parts of the body. By specifically targeting these specific parts, tensions that normally build up within these areas are released, giving the person significant relief. The acupressure massage uses the same principles as acupuncture treatment in that they target the same acupoints. However, they don’t use needles to “puncture” these spots. Instead, they apply pressure, which is where the massage got its name.

What’s interesting about this massage is that it can be done on yourself if you know how. When done properly, it can provide immediate relief for certain sickness and conditions.

2. Amma or Anma
This is a kind of therapy that is based off traditional Japanese massage techniques.

Amma uses a technique that combines application of pressure on acupoints with deep-tissue massage. This aims to cure the imbalances in one’s system, refreshing the entire body after.

3. Ayurveda Massage
The Ayurveda Massage gets its roots from India. It’s a technique that focuses on the body’s which are similar to the acupoints in Chinese medicine.  The massage, however, will focus on 107 major acupoints that are all found at the junctions where the joints, bones, arteries, tendons, flesh, and veins meet. This is also where most body pains meet.

The massage also uses oils in order to employ techniques that aim to open and cleanse energy channels that could be blocked over time. The technique also stimulates all the senses, which also contributes to the healing process.

4. Chi Nei Tsang
This is a Chinese detoxifying massage that is said to treat the emotional conditions that have been associated with diseases. It targets the body’s organs, specifically the ones affected by any illness, in order to help with healing and recovery.

Chi Nei Tsang uses old Taoist techniques where the organs are gently but deeply massaged, which results in physical, spiritual, and emotional relief. To work the internal organs. The abdomen is normally oiled up so it feels warm before it is subjected to massage strokes with the palm. Sometimes the person would feel some pain because the organs are indeed being targeted, but feels relaxed after.

5. Jin Shin Jyutsu
One way to look at Jin Shin Jyutsu is to see it as an incredibly simple version of acupressure massage. This is because it follows the same principles of accupressure, except that it only focuses on 26 points, which are few compared to the 300 points that acupressurists work with. These 26 points are called SELs, which stand for Safety Energy Locks and are located along the body’s energy pathways. Using his hands, a Jin Shin Jyutsu practitioner will hold on to a combination of these SELs and gently massage through them, allowing the client to experience the flow of energy, which can be as relaxing as it is healing.

6. Shiatsu
The word means “finger pressure” in Japanese, but the massage actually uses a wide variety of techniques such as soothing, pressing, kneading, tapping, and even stretching in order to induce relaxation of the mind and body. Although a kind of Asian massage in itself, Shiatsu further branches out into different styles, with all having some association with one of the three massage systems that originated in Japan back in the 1900s. This kind of massage is actually commonly known even in the west. Unlike other well-known treatments, however, this kind of massage does not use any oil at all, and can be done while the client is fully clothed.

7. Thai Massage
Thai massage is a full body contact massage that uses a combination of Indian Ayurvedic principles, acupressure massages, and yoga poses. It generally does not use oil and can be applied with the client fully clothed. During the massage, the therapist will be following identified lines along the body, and the client will be positioned in a way that they follow these lines. Hence, the client can expect being put into different positions on top of his fingers and extremities of the body being pulled and some knuckles being cracked. Of course, much like actual yoga, the client would feel relieved after the session, which normally lasts for up to two hours.

Asian massages have really come a long way since they were developed by ancient Asian tradition. But no matter how different they are, they all have the aim of promoting health and wellness to those who experience it. If you haven’t yet, you should make it a point to try them all out and see which one suits your needs and preferences best. Of course, don’t hesitate to ask your therapist if you want to know more about the treatment you’re looking to get so you can make the most of the experience.

Hotel Room Massage, is one of the most convenience massage for our customer. We offers mobile massage in Las Vegas  which means you don’t even have to waste you time on driving to an expensive spa to get a massage; you can enjoy your massage in the comfort of your own location.

 24 Hour Las Vegas Massage is dedicated to provide a high quality of in-room massage in Las Vegas for your convenience to save time and eliminate the travel difficulties of going to a massage place.

You can call and schedule an appointment and you massage therapists will arrives less than 30 mins or less.

Why Massage is Awesome

Massage is awesome for various reasons. It has gained a huge popularity in the last decade and has only become more efficient with time.

Here are some of the most amazing benefits of the  massage therapy:

Enjoy massage at your location

Not everyone is comfortable going to the massage spa when they travel. With 24 Hour Las Vegas Massage.com, now you enjoy your massage session at home, hotel or at your office. You will receive the massage wherever you feel comfortable. It is easier to relax in a surrounding you know.

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Mobile massage Las Vegas, provides the best massage In Las Vegas. Available 24 hour. Top rated quality of on demand massage in Las Vegas and surrounding area. Saving your time going to the massage place and avoid the heavy traffic in Las Vegas.

Japanese Massage

Japanese massage is a Japan massage technique in which masseuses use their body against the clients’ body after both parties covered with an odorless massage oil.

Japanese massage involves body-to-body contact. Two people are involved, where therapist applies massage gel on her body allows her to slide over the client body creating a romantic massage of its kind.

Japanese massage scan be used to reduce mental stress. This is something that has been proved by those who has done this massage.

This massage help alleviate this stress because it leaves one in a relaxed mood.

A professional masseuse will be able to offer tips on how to make the session enjoyable and romantic.

Massage therapy benefits:

1. Reduce Pain

Massage therapy is great for working out problem areas like lower back pain and chronic stiffness. A professional therapist will be able to accurately target the source of your pain and help achieve the perfect massage regimen.

2. Improve Circulation

Loosening muscles and tendons allows increased blood flow throughout the body. Improving your circulation can have a number of positive effects on the rest of your body, including reduced fatigue and pain management!

3. Reduce Stress

A relaxing day at the spa is a great way to unwind and de-stress. However, clients are sure to notice themselves feeling relaxed and at ease for days and even weeks after their appointments!

4. Reduce Fatigue

Massage therapy is known to boost mood and promote better quality sleep, thus making you feel more rested and less worn-out at the end of the day.

5. Improve Flexibility

Massage therapy will loosen and relax your muscles, helping your body to achieve its full range of movement potential.

6. Improve Sleep

A massage will encourage relaxation and boost your mood. Going to bed with relaxed and loosened muscles promotes more restful sleep, and will feel less tired in the morning!

7. Enhance Immunity

Stimulation of the lymph nodes re-charges the body natural defense system.

8. Eliminate Toxins

Stimulating the soft tissues of your body will help to release toxins through your blood and lymphatic systems.

9. Alleviate Depression and Anxiety

Massage therapy can help to release endorphins in your body, helping you to feel happy, energized, and at ease.

10. Reduce post-surgery and post-injury swelling

A professional massage is a great way to safely deal with a sports injury or post-surgery rehabilitation.

Do you think that massage therapy could help you find relief in any of these areas? What improvements would you like to see in your health? Contact us today with your questions about massage therapy and see how we can help you get on the path to improved health and wellness!

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How to do the best Asian Massage?

Right before eating Asian food, after shedding off Asian traditional clothes, while listening to Asian music playing in the background – specifically, an Asian singer singing in Asian and playing Asian musical instruments – in a beautiful room outfitted with Asian decor and Asian furnishings, with a light spray of traditional Asian fragrances hanging in the air, and with your masseur being Asian – male or female, your choice – who was brought up in Asian culture, who upholds traditional Asian values, and who is a native speaker of Asian, but also fluent in American and European.

What is the history of Asian massage?

Asian massage has a long and proud history. Massage was practiced in China as early as 3,000 B.C. evolving into Amma Therapy, Tui-na and acupressure. Buddhist monks created Thai massage 2,500 years ago. And Japanese shiatsu was developed by Namikoshi Sensei in the 20th century, after he used “finger pressure” as a boy to heal his mother. All these traditions can be grouped under Asian massage, or Eastern massage. The easiest place to get authentic Asian massage is in cities that have large Asian communities like New York City, Los Angeles, and San Francisco.

What is the difference between Asian massage & Deep Tissue Massage?

To start, in reference to “Asian” massage- there are TONS of variations of Asian massages: Shiatsu (Japanese), Amma and Tuina (Chinese), Marma/Varma Adi (India), Nuad Bo Rarn (Thailand), Lomi Lomi (Hawaii/Pacific Island), etc, etc. These techniques and the manipulations vary GREATLY, so it would not be accurate to place them under one “Asian” umbrella. They are all very different.

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Theoretically, what Eastern or “Asian” massages generally have in common is the belief that they work on invisible “energy lines”- these are referred to as different things depending on the discipline (example: meridians, sen lines, marma points, tsubo points..). Some of theses discipline lean on the channeling of a “cosmic force” and others are more “practical” in their approach. The treatment approach is to release or remove “energy blockages” to bring the body back into balance (homeostasis). I put terms in quotes because these theories have not been proven by modern science- yet, these techniques DO provide results. More research is need as to how exactly- but let’s just say the mechanics of our amazing nervous system could be the key- energy lines are actually lines of nerves and nerve branches. Basically, the application works but the theory behind it needs mega-updating 😉 Keep in mind, these theories were developed THOUSANDS of years ago, before the modern scientific tools of investigation and analyzation came into being. It is remarkable that they were “on to something” and these techniques are still effective today. However, it is important to understand exactly what is happening in the body and how it produces measurable results without vagueness- this is how the science and practice of massage evolves as a whole.

Swedish massage is based on physiology- each stoke (there are 5 main strokes- as opposed to many complex strokes found within each Eastern discipline) produces either a reflexive (indirect) or mechanical (direct) change in the body. Its foundations are based in science, rather than “unseen” forces. Its main function is stress-reduction (physical or mental), circulatory/medical, or general relaxation (this is what you get in a spa, however, properly done it has very powerful results).

Deep tissue massage is a blanket term and it is not based on a single technique. Basically, it is deeper than a Swedish massage (but based on the same theories)- enough pressure must be used to effect the deeper muscle layers (you get in there). The purpose of this is mostly for muscle rehabilitation (from injury or trauma), pain relief, and is often targeted for fixing stuff 😉

Can an Eastern/Asian massage be done in the style of “deep tissue”? It totally can! However, it cannot be done in the style of “Swedish”- as they are completely different techniques with completely different theoretical approaches. Make sense?

That being said, I practice both forms. I have an appreciation for the beautiful, poetic, creative approaches of Eastern techniques, but prefer to use those applications in an approach based in physiology, research, and by understanding the reflexes of the body. Explore works best, I say!