A 60-minute body massage is $80, and a 30-minute foot massage is $40. Every figure below is the whole price — card or cash, no membership, no surcharges.
| Session | Length | Price |
|---|---|---|
| 45 min | Enough for the back, shoulders and neck without watching the clock. | |
| 60 min | The standard hour — full body, head to feet. | |
| 75 min | The full hour plus fifteen minutes for one stubborn area. | |
| 90 min | Full body at an unhurried pace, with real time on the problem spots. | |
| 120 min | Two hours. Nothing gets skipped and nothing gets rushed. |
| Session | Length | Price |
|---|---|---|
| 30 min | One area, worked properly, on a lunch break. | |
| 60 min | A full hour on one region — the deepest session we offer. |
| Session | Length | Price |
|---|---|---|
| 60 min | Thirty minutes of body work, thirty on the feet. | |
| 90 min | An hour and a half, split between the body and the feet. |
| Session | Length | Price |
|---|---|---|
| 30 min | A focused half hour on the feet and ankles. | |
| 60 min | The full hour — feet, ankles and calves. |
Everything on one page
A 60-minute body massage at West Valley Massage in Forest Grove is $80. Ninety minutes is $120 and two hours is $160. A 30-minute foot massage is $40. 11 sessions across 4 services, from $40 to $160 — nothing is hidden behind a phone call, nothing changes at the desk, and the price is the same whether you pay by card or cash. Gratuity is not included and is never expected. Open daily, 9:00 AM – 8:00 PM — Sunday included.
| Service | Length | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Body Massage | 45 minutes | $70 |
| 60 minutes | $80 | |
| 75 minutes | $100 | |
| 90 minutes | $120 | |
| 120 minutes | $160 | |
| Local Massage | 30 minutes | $50 |
| 60 minutes | $100 | |
| Combo Massage | 60 minutes | $75 |
| 90 minutes | $110 | |
| Foot Massage | 30 minutes | $40 |
| 60 minutes | $70 |
Prices last updated 25 August 2026.
The sessions
Our most-booked service and the one to pick if you are not sure what to pick. The therapist works the whole body — back, shoulders, arms, legs, feet, and neck — at the pressure you ask for, from a light relaxation pace through to firm therapeutic work. You choose the length rather than the style: the same therapist can go deep on the spots that need it and stay gentle everywhere else inside the same session.
When one part of you is the problem, spending the hour everywhere else is a waste of the hour. A Local Massage puts the whole session into a single region: layer by layer through the neck and shoulders, or the low back and hip, or one leg. It is the most focused work on the menu, and the most technical — expect slower strokes, sustained pressure, and the therapist checking in about what you feel.
The compromise nobody has to make. Half the session is spent on the body — back, shoulders, neck — and half on the feet and lower legs. It is the right booking when your shoulders ache but you have also been on your feet all week, and it lands between the two single-service hours in price for exactly that reason.
Feet carry the whole day, and almost nobody books time for them. This is pressure work through the soles, arches, heels and toes, plus the calves and ankles — the kind of session people book after long shifts on hard floors, long flights, or a summer of walking. You stay dressed from the waist up and sit back in a chair or lie on the table, whichever you prefer.
Reading the menu
It looks backwards on the price list above, so it is worth explaining. A Body Massage covers everything at a steady pace. A Local Massage spends the entire session on one region — the neck and shoulders, the low back and one hip, one leg — working slowly through the layers rather than passing over them. It is the most technical hour on the menu and the most physically demanding to give, which is what the price reflects.
Which one to book is genuinely simple. If your whole body is tired, book the Body Massage. If one specific thing has been bothering you for weeks, book the Local Massage — an hour on the actual problem beats ten minutes on it inside a full-body hour.
The Combo Massage sits between the two in a different way: half the session on the body, half on the feet, at $75 for the hour. It costs less than a body hour and more than a foot hour because it is exactly half of each.
Swedish, deep and firm pressure, acupressure, hot stone, cupping — these are techniques applied inside the session you book, not separate purchases. You choose the length at booking and the approach with your therapist at the start. Two things do need arranging in advance, because both take two therapists at once: four hands, and couples.
Long, flowing strokes at a relaxing pace. The default if you do not ask for anything else.
Slower and firmer, working through the layers where a knot actually sits.
Sustained thumb and finger pressure held on specific points.
Smooth heated stones used to warm tight muscle before hands-on work.
Suction cups that lift tissue rather than press into it.
Two therapists working at once, by arrangement — call ahead for this one.
Side-lying and supported, for pregnancy after the first trimester.
Two tables, one private room. Book two sessions at the same start time.
One price per service, the same whether you pay by card or cash. Gratuity is not included and is never expected. We do not bill health plans, and we are a relaxation and wellness studio rather than a medical provider — so there is no superbill and no insurance paperwork. If you want to read what the evidence actually says about massage before you spend anything, the NIH's overview of massage therapy is the least commercial summary there is, and our six guides walk through it in plain English.
Massage is a licensed profession in Oregon. Every practicing therapist must hold a state license — 625 hours of training, a national exam, an Oregon law exam and current Basic Life Support certification — and the studio itself must hold a Board-issued facility permit. Either can be checked on the state Board’s free public lookup, for us or for anyone else you are considering. More on how Oregon regulates massage.
Open daily, 9:00 AM – 8:00 PM. Call (503) 381-5657, book online, or walk in and ask what is free.
Private rooms Open every day, 9 AM – 8 PM Walk-ins welcome
