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Reviews describe therapists who can tailor pressure and ease specific shoulder and upper-back pain.
Al Mankhool
Soul Senses Spa & Wellness is a massage and wellness spa in Al Mankhool, with treatments including hot oil, Balinese and deep-tissue massage. Reviews highlight its calming rooms, professional therapists and couple experiences, while also pointing to a few practical issues around hygiene, parking and booking communication.
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Reviews describe therapists who can tailor pressure and ease specific shoulder and upper-back pain.
The spa is repeatedly described as peaceful, with calming rooms, scents and music that help create a relaxing session.
Customers mention hot oil, Balinese, aromatherapy, Moroccan Bath and deep-tissue treatments rather than just one massage style.
Separate male and female sections, plus single and couple rooms, make the spa workable for solo visits or shared sessions.
Some reviews mention tea, infused water, coffee, nuts or fruit after treatment—a useful finishing touch.
One visitor says the spa is about a three-minute walk from Sharaf DG metro station on the Green Line.
Customers report that spa packages can cost less than regular menu prices, though no amounts were provided.
Set pressure. Tell the therapist exactly where to focus and how much pressure you want; one review says guests are asked about both.
Clarify treatment. If booking deep tissue for pain relief, confirm the intended pressure and technique beforehand, since one guest received a normal massage instead.
Consider metro. Parking may be inconvenient because one visitor found the spa’s spot several blocks away; Sharaf DG is described as a three-minute walk.
Ask packages. Ask about current packages before paying; reviews say they can be more reasonable than regular menu prices, but give no fixed amounts.
Check rooms. Given one report of cockroaches in two rooms, inspect or promptly report any room hygiene concern before the massage begins.
Confirm pricing. For bookings made in advance, confirm the quoted rate and payment terms in writing so there is no same-day pricing surprise.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 10:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
| Tue | 10:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
| Wed | 10:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
| Thu | 10:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
| Fri | 10:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
| Sat | 10:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
| Sun | 10:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
One December visit reported cockroaches in both treatment rooms, including a room changed after the first discovery.
The same review says the receptionist called the pest issue “common,” which the customer found dismissive and lacking a proper apology.
A regular visitor disliked that the available parking was in a building a few blocks away.
Some guests found a deep-tissue booking too gentle, while another found parts of a Swedish massage too forceful.
One long-term customer objected to a next-day booking being repriced as a same-day booking and requiring payment through a card link.
The Bottom Line
Soul Senses Spa & Wellness is a massage and wellness spa in Al Mankhool where customers book treatments such as Hot Oil Therapy, Balinese massage, aromatherapy massage, Moroccan Bath and deep-tissue massage. The strongest pattern in the reviews is therapist skill: guests describe relief for sore shoulders and upper backs, relaxing pressure, and sessions that helped with stress and tension. The setting is a major part of the appeal.
Reviews describe calm music, soothing scents, clean-looking rooms and a peaceful atmosphere that feels removed from the busy surrounding area. Couple rooms are available, and some guests mention tea, infused water, fruit, coffee or nuts after treatment. Packages are also described as better value than regular menu prices, although no current prices are supplied.
There are practical cautions. One December 2025 review reported cockroaches in both treatment rooms and criticised the reception response, so it is worth raising any hygiene concern immediately. Pressure appears to vary by therapist: confirm your preferred intensity, especially for deep tissue.
Parking was also described as inconvenient, while Sharaf DG metro station is reportedly about a three-minute walk away. Booking terms deserve a quick check too, after one customer disputed a same-day price change.