Tailored pressure
Therapists ask about tension, focus areas and pressure, then adjust the massage to suit you.
Dubai Internet City
Allora Spa Massage Centre & Home Services is a massage spa in Dubai Internet City, with treatments available at the centre and through home service. Reviews highlight deep tissue and hot stone massages, plus a quiet setting where therapists check your comfort and pressure.
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Therapists ask about tension, focus areas and pressure, then adjust the massage to suit you.
One visitor found the treatment room unusually peaceful, without conversations, doors closing or interruptions outside.
The spa treatment room was described as spotless, and one massage room has a shower with towels for removing oil afterwards.
Home appointments are available, and one late booking at 9pm was reported to arrive quickly.
Reviews describe deep tissue work that eased tight knots, muscle aches, back tension and shoulder tension.
A couples massage was booked for two people, with the reviewers saying both were happy with the treatment.
Discuss pressure. Tell the therapist your preferred pressure and focus areas before starting, then speak up if anything feels too strong.
Speak up. If you book Thai massage, mention uncomfortable pressure promptly; one reviewer said it was adjusted after asking.
Find the lift. For the centre, allow for building navigation: one visitor used lift F to reach the 19th floor and found the spa easily from there.
Try home service. If you would rather not travel, ask about a home appointment; reviews include a 9pm booking that arrived quickly.
Use the shower. After an oil-based massage, the treatment-room shower and supplied towel can make it easier to clean up before leaving.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 9:00 AM – 4:00 AM |
| Tue | 9:00 AM – 4:00 AM |
| Wed | 9:00 AM – 4:00 AM |
| Thu | 9:00 AM – 4:00 AM |
| Fri | 9:00 AM – 4:00 AM |
| Sat | 9:00 AM – 4:00 AM |
| Sun | 9:00 AM – 4:00 AM |
A hot stone session was praised for careful attention to tension points and a particularly quiet, relaxing room.
Lymphatic drainage appears both as an in-spa treatment and in a home-service review.
The Moroccan bath was described as calming and clean, with the reviewer leaving with smooth skin.
Thai massage includes stretching; one review also shows why it is worth discussing pressure beforehand.
A Thai massage initially used too much thumb pressure, although the therapist adjusted it after being asked.
The Bottom Line
Allora is a massage spa in Dubai Internet City with both in-centre treatments and home service. Customers come for focused bodywork rather than a quick, generic rub-down: deep tissue is credited with easing tight knots and muscle aches, while hot stone, Thai and lymphatic drainage massages also appear in the reviews. Couples massage is available too.
The treatment style seems adaptable. Reviewers say therapists ask about pressure and focus areas, and one person noted that uncomfortable thumb pressure during a Thai massage was corrected after they spoke up. That is useful advice for anyone booking a stronger treatment: be clear about what your body can handle.
The spa itself is repeatedly described as calm and clean. One visitor particularly appreciated the quiet room, without conversations, doors closing or therapists leaving mid-session. Another mentioned a shower in the massage room and towels for removing oil afterwards.
Home appointments are another practical option; a 9pm booking was reported to arrive quickly. For a first visit, note the building directions. One customer used lift F to the 19th floor and found the spa easily from the lifts.
The reviews do not provide a clear current price, although one visitor described a 60-minute sports massage as affordable.