Thai technique
Reviews describe Thai massage with stretching and deep pressure that helped relieve muscle aches and neck pain.
Third eye motion spa
Oud Metha
Third Eye Motion Spa is a massage spa in Oud Metha where reviews most often point to traditional Thai massage and Moroccan bath treatments. Customers also describe strong deep-tissue sessions, a clean and calming setting, and options for couples seeking a shared massage experience.
Reputation Score
4.4
★★★★☆
177 ratings
Source: Google Maps
The Good Stuff
Clean setting
Several visitors found the spa immaculate, hygienic and calming, with spacious rooms and a relaxing fragrance.
Moroccan bath
Customers praised Moroccan bath sessions for thorough cleansing, soft skin and attentive treatment.
Couples sessions
Couples have reported enjoyable Thai, deep-tissue and Moroccan bath experiences together.
Strong pressure
The therapists have been praised for delivering requested firm pressure and targeted work on painful areas.
Welcoming reception
Multiple reviews mention polite, respectful staff and a welcoming reception, with tea offered while waiting.
Tips for a Better Visit
Confirm booking. Call to reconfirm your appointment and treatment beforehand; one visitor arrived to find the booking had been forgotten.
Clarify process. Ask how the treatment works before booking, especially for a Moroccan bath, so expectations are clear.
State pressure. Tell the therapist whether you want strong or mild pressure; reviews show this can shape the session.
Allow time. Avoid scheduling tightly around your appointment, since one booking issue resulted in a reported two-hour wait.
Check location. Use Oud Metha landmarks when navigating: a review said Google Maps placed the spa incorrectly near the Al Waleed Hotel.
Check comfort. Before a Moroccan bath, check that the door closes properly and ask how long the steam portion will run.
Plan the visit
Practical details
الوليد للشقق الفندقيه - al waleed hotel apartment
Oud Metha, Dubai
| Mon | 9:00 AM – 1:00 AM |
| Tue | 9:00 AM – 1:00 AM |
| Wed | 9:00 AM – 1:00 AM |
| Thu | 9:00 AM – 1:00 AM |
| Fri | 9:00 AM – 1:00 AM |
| Sat | 9:00 AM – 1:00 AM |
| Sun | 9:00 AM – 1:00 AM |
Common Concerns
Booking gaps
One customer arrived after a long drive for a Moroccan bath but found the booking had not been made and faced a two-hour wait.
Uneven service
Reviews include a complaint about a rushed, unfriendly second visit after a good first experience.
Bathrobes aging
A customer felt the bathrobes looked old compared with the staff’s professionalism.
Treatment concern
One Moroccan bath review reported a door that did not close properly and steam running for less than 10 minutes.
Communication complaint
A reviewer said staff could not explain a treatment’s steps and responded rudely before booking.
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The Bottom Line
Third Eye Motion Spa in Oud Metha is mainly known in reviews for Thai massage, Moroccan baths and deep-tissue work. Thai sessions can include stretching and deep pressure; one visitor with sightseeing soreness said the approach helped relax their muscles, while another reported relief from neck pain. Couples also book combined deep-tissue and Thai treatments, as well as Moroccan baths.
The setting is a consistent strength. Customers describe the spa as clean, hygienic, immaculate and calming, with spacious rooms, a pleasant fragrance and welcoming reception. Tea was offered during one wait, and several reviews mention polite, respectful staff.
A hot-stone massage and head massage have also received positive individual feedback, though therapist quality and service consistency are not uniform across every visit. Book with a little care. One customer drove an hour in peak traffic only to learn that a Moroccan bath booking had been forgotten and that a two-hour wait remained.
Another review describes a Moroccan bath with a faulty door and less than 10 minutes of steam, while a separate visitor disliked the condition of the bathrobes. Confirm the appointment, explain your preferred pressure and ask about the treatment process before arriving. There are also complaints about rude booking communication and pressure to buy a loofah, so pay attention to how your questions are handled.