Newbie Question - Accessible Massage Parlours?

[mariobro94]

Hi All,

I'm new and hoping someone can help out. Do any of you know of any wheelchair accessible spas? Obviously, showers in the rooms are most convenient.

Also are there any attendants who don't mind working with disabled clients?

Thanks for the help.

 

[Sanat]

Probably a good idea to call ahead and check on both counts.
A number of spas in downtown Toronto are not on the ground floor and are usually not very easily accessible to anyone.

Perhaps mention here which area you are in and anyone with info on the local spas can help you.

 

[preppychick44]

oops - good idea - thanks.

Sheppard and Don Mills...I don't think there's anything nearby.

 

[gregtheripper]

I don't ever remember seeing a ramp at any MP or SC. It might help attract more customers. This Melbourne brothel added a ramp and got the story about it on newswires around the world.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/asia-pacific/1219879.stm

 

[Lorne]

starman,

Most MP's will try and accomodate you. Best bet is to call the places you wish to visit and let them know your mobile limitations.

S

 

[vlost1]

Pretty sure B&S has no steps from parking lot to rooms. And their rooms are bigger than many. I've never seen anything like a roll-in shower though. Since many showers are retrofits, they're often raised off the floor to provide drainage.
Call and ask is good advice; maybe go w/ a friend who can see you safe before discreetly pursuing their own pleasure?

 

[Shim]

I guess the bulk of Toronto MPs are in cheap rental space on the second floor above stores. There are a couple of store front locations that I can think of Rubys (was a bathurst) is now further along bloor near christie still in a store front. I think there are one or two at yonge and steeles area too. I think there are a lot more storefront locations in the suburbs usually in industrial malls that are more likely to be accessible. I guess it's just a matter if they have a curb or not.

In terms of working on someone with a disability I think everyone's suggestion of calling ahead would work best. I bet you will find some takers, but it may take some extra effort for you unfortunately.

 

[Carlie]

Starman: Body & Soul Spa has no steps from the parking lot

sorry no roll-in showers but VIP rooms have tubs

you will nead help in and out of the tub.

Mabe have a friend go and help or call the Spa

at 416781-6394 a good time to call is about 9:00am.

 

[Azeri]

Starman,

Try Angelina. She has "deaf or hard of hearing clients welcome!" on her webpage. I know that this is not your situation, but i think she may be accommodating. Besides, I have not seen a bad review on this girl.

http://angelinamassage.com/contact.html

 

[The Goomba of Hope]

Angelina is a wonderful person and would be a terrific choice. However, if memory serves, I seem to recall having to go down a flight of stairs to get to the door of her studio. I also recall the staircase being quite narrow.

I

 

[fannpireee (:]

I can think of one MP that is ground floor and likely accessable (although I recommend you call first). It's Maple, on the north side of Steeles between Dufferin and Keele St. I've been there a few times, but not recently (I'll change that soon ). The attendents are quite friendly and accomodating.

 

[Double Trouble]

I will concur with some of the previous posts and recommend Body and soul. I have been there many times, and can assure you that it is wheelchair accessible. I have seen and will only see one attendant there. That would be Ceceila. I'm biased towards her I admit, but believe me a more geniunely kind and affectionate person in this bussiness you will not meet.As long as you treat her like a lady with this exotic beauty you won't be disappointed.