Peaceful setting
Several reviews describe a comfortable, quiet atmosphere suited to unwinding, including a “peaceful modern ambiance.”
Business Bay
Jang Massage Spa is a Business Bay spa centred on massage treatments, with Moroccan baths and jacuzzi baths named in its business description. Reviews often point to a peaceful, tidy setting and relaxing full-body sessions, though one detailed account raises serious questions about quoted prices, treatment length and professionalism.
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Several reviews describe a comfortable, quiet atmosphere suited to unwinding, including a “peaceful modern ambiance.”
One customer found the people professional and kind, and described the place as neat, tidy and luxurious.
A review specifically mentions deep, full-body massage treatments rather than only brief or targeted work.
One customer says the massage spa offers treatments tailored to individual needs.
A separate review gives a simple but useful detail for first-time visitors: the massage room was pleasant.
Confirm pricing. Ask for the final price and exact inclusions in writing before arriving; one reviewer reports a 150 AED quote becoming 250 AED.
Confirm duration. Reconfirm the start and finish time, especially for a one-hour booking, after a review reported receiving less than 20 minutes.
Ask about cards. Before paying by card, ask whether there is a surcharge, since one customer says they were charged extra for card payment.
State boundaries. Clearly specify that you want a professional massage and no additional services; one reviewer says explicit services were suggested.
Check packages. If booking a duel massage and body scrub, confirm the total duration and inclusions beforehand; one review says the booked time was not delivered.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Tue | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Wed | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Thu | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Fri | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Sat | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Sun | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
A customer mentions booking a duel massage, describing it alongside a body scrub.
Body scrub appears as part of a combined booking with a duel massage.
A detailed review mentions a Moroccan bath, though the customer says it was added without being requested.
One reviewer specifically says they wanted a normal massage rather than additional services.
One reviewer says a WhatsApp quote of 150 AED changed to 250 AED on arrival with an unrequested Moroccan bath.
A reviewer says a one-hour booking ended in under 20 minutes, with only limited extra time after complaining.
One detailed complaint says an additional charge was applied when the customer paid by card.
A reviewer alleges that staff openly hinted at explicit services after the customer requested a professional massage.
One customer says the therapist appeared untrained and that the massage was much shorter and poorer than expected.
These are customer-reported mentions, not a current price list. Prices may have changed.
massage
“I had agreed on WhatsApp for a 150 AED massage, but suddenly the price changed to 250 AED with a Moroccan bath I never asked for”Google review · June 2025
Moroccan bath
“I had agreed on WhatsApp for a 150 AED massage, but suddenly the price changed to 250 AED with a Moroccan bath I never asked for”Google review · June 2025
The Bottom Line
Jang Massage Spa is a Business Bay spa for massage treatments, with Moroccan baths and jacuzzi baths named in its business description. Customer comments repeatedly describe a quiet, comfortable setting; one calls the team professional, while another says the room was neat and tidy and felt luxurious. For someone after a low-key massage rather than a busy salon atmosphere, that calm-room focus is the main draw.
The review trail mentions deep full-body massage, a normal massage, a duel massage and body scrub. One customer also describes treatments as tailored to individual needs. These are useful booking clues, but the reviews do not provide a dependable treatment menu or current pricing, so confirm exactly what your appointment includes.
There is an important counterpoint. A January review says a booked duel massage and body scrub did not last the time paid for. A February review alleges a WhatsApp quote of 150 AED became 250 AED with an unrequested Moroccan bath, an extra card charge, explicit-service suggestions, and a massage that ended in under 20 minutes.
Those are serious allegations from individual reviewers, not independently verified findings, but they are practical reasons to confirm the price, duration, payment surcharge and service boundaries in writing before arriving. The overall review set is strongly positive, yet the detailed complaints deserve more weight than the short praise snippets when planning a first visit.