Reviews for Elite Spa Utah

Three reviews are published under the business name, and exactly one of them speaks to this service. It came from a guest posting on Google as Nini C., who called it "the most professional foot massage" she had had. The same review mentions a head spa in the same visit, credits a therapist she names as Ken, and closes with "I highly recommend them."

Two things in that are worth pointing at. The first is her adjective. Professional is precisely what this hour is selling and it is a harder thing to buy than it sounds, because anybody can rub a foot and very few people have been trained to work one. The second is that she booked two services in one sitting. An hour above the collarbone followed by an hour at the opposite end is the combination our regulars land on more often than any other.

About the name in her review. Therapist credentials are not something we publish individually, so treat Ken as one guest's recollection of who looked after her rather than as a claim being made by the business.

The remaining two published reviews describe other services entirely. Wendy K. praised the range of modalities on the menu and said her therapist knew which muscles needed work, finishing with a line about not being disappointed. Robert B. wrote about a couples booking, describing the place as "spotless" and the two-bed room as ready when they arrived. Neither is about feet. They are mentioned because dropping them for being off topic would be a small dishonesty, and because a clean room and a functioning front desk are things nobody thinks about until one of them is wrong.

Those are excerpts rather than the whole texts. The complete versions sit on Google under Elite Spa Utah, alongside every other review the business has collected, which currently totals 249 at an average of 4.8. That rating was checked against Google on 26 August 2026. Nothing is filtered on that page, so the ones that are less flattering are as easy to read as the ones quoted here.

Which is really the argument for going and looking. A wall of praise printed on a company's own website is worth close to nothing, because it costs nothing to produce and nobody can check it. What makes feedback verifiable is a platform, a name and a count that a stranger can confirm in about the time it takes to open a tab. Those are the only three ingredients we can honestly put in front of you, so those are the three on this page. We have not authored a review, and we never will.

The sessions those reviews describe were run privately, by therapists holding current Utah licenses, in the building at 1136 S State Street. Reflexology there is sixty minutes for $85, available any day between 10am and 10pm.

Reading opinions is slower than forming one. Dial the number above and find out for yourself.