About oasis foot spa
oasis foot spa is a massage service at 40 Rolfe Square in Cranston, Rhode Island. It holds a Google rating of 4.2 from 55 reviews. Reviewers praise individual therapists, one by name, and describe skilled massages with pressure checks, while others report being pressed for larger tips. The spa is open seven days a week and accepts credit cards and contactless payment.
What oasis foot spa offers
oasis foot spa is listed as a massage service in Cranston, Rhode Island. Its other listings are foot care, chiropractor, physiotherapist and massage spa.
Reviewers write mainly about massage. One describes a 90 minute session, and another says the therapist asked how much pressure to use. The reviews come from a mix of first-time visitors and regulars, including one customer who says they had been coming for years.
What customers say about oasis foot spa
The review excerpts are split. A 5 star review from 4 months ago praises a therapist named Anna as professional, kind and skilled, and says she checked the pressure level during the massage. The reviewer says they felt very good afterward.
Two reviews, a 3 star from 6 months ago and a 1 star from a year ago, say staff pressed for larger tips. The 3 star reviewer still says the massages are really good. The year-old review also calls a 90 minute massage mediocre and rough, even after several requests for lighter pressure.
A 1 star review from 6 months ago says the place has changed and wonders about new ownership. It describes one therapist as rude and demanding, including asking for payment before the massage. A 1 star review from 5 months ago says the phone was answered without naming the business and that the treatment area was separated by a curtain, which felt neither private nor professional.
Hours, prices and payment
oasis foot spa is open seven days a week. From Monday to Saturday the hours are 9:30 AM to 9:30 PM. On Sunday it opens later, at 11:00 AM, and closes at 9:30 PM.
The listing shows that credit cards and contactless payment are accepted. Tipping comes up in reviews, where two reviewers describe it as optional and up to the customer.
Location and access for oasis foot spa
oasis foot spa is at 40 Rolfe Square in Cranston, Providence County, Rhode Island, United States.
Good to know before you go
One reviewer describes a quiet visit with only one other person in the space and a curtain between treatment areas. Two reviewers say they were pressed about tips after their massage.
On Sundays the spa opens at 11:00 AM, 1.5 hours later than on other days.
Questions about oasis foot spa
Is oasis foot spa open on Sunday?
Yes. oasis foot spa is open on Sunday from 11:00 AM to 9:30 PM. From Monday to Saturday the hours are 9:30 AM to 9:30 PM.
Does oasis foot spa take cards?
Yes. The listing shows that oasis foot spa accepts credit cards and contactless payment. Two reviewers also mention tipping, which they describe as optional.
How is oasis foot spa rated?
oasis foot spa has a Google rating of 4.2 from 55 reviews. The recent excerpts are mixed: one praises a therapist named Anna, while others criticize tip requests and staff conduct.
Where is oasis foot spa in Cranston?
oasis foot spa is at 40 Rolfe Square in Cranston, Providence County, Rhode Island, United States. The listing category is massage service.
Written by the SpaSpot editorial team from this business's public Google listing and 55 customer reviews, then checked against the listing data on October 17, 2026. It describes what customers report and is not medical advice. How we research and write listings · Report a correction.
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Reviews (55 on Google)
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Anthony125204 months ago
Anna was super professional, kind and skilled. She asked me how much pressure that I wanted her to apply to the massage to make sure I was comfortable and enjoying it. Would highly recommend have had a good 15-20 massages but this one had me feeling rejuvenated and my body feels like a million bucks now!
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M R6 months ago
This place just isn’t the same anymore. Which is really unfortunate as I had been coming here for years. My most recent experience here has forced me to make the decision to stop coming. Not sure if it is under new ownership however the massage therapist that they have now are completely different from the past. One is extremely rude, sneaky and demanding. She tried to get me to pay before my massage was even given to me. And I also think she tried to sneak on an extra $5 to the price. Her whole demeanor came off very cocky and entitled. Pretty sure she isn’t a true massage therapist. The massage wasn’t relaxing at all.
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Susan5 months ago
I went to Oasis Spa about a month ago based on a recommendation, but my experience was disappointing. When I called, the phone was answered with just “hello,” without identifying the business, so I had to ask if I had the right place. When I arrived, the space was empty except for one person, and the treatment area was separated by a curtain, which didn’t feel private or professional. I am a licensed massage therapist, though I did not mention that during my visit. I specifically asked for focused work on my neck, back, and shoulders, not a full body massage. That request was not followed, and I was given a full body massage. At that point, I was annoyed and just let it happen so I could get out of there. There was also a clear language barrier, which made communication difficult throughout the session. The massage felt like a routine done the same way on every person, rather than anything tailored or intentional. It was a lot of pressing, rubbing, and general movement without targeted work. She spent about 10 minutes on my feet, and although the business promotes reflexology, the techniques used were not reflexology. Overall, it felt more like a glorified rubdown, and I left not feeling any better than when I arrived. There were also basic safety concerns. My arms were stretched overhead and my hips were moved without any questions about injuries or limitations, which should always be addressed before doing that kind of work. At checkout, I was told the price was $70, but the receipt showed $73, which I was told was a “tip,” though it appeared to be a service charge and was not clearly explained upfront. Before my appointment, I read reviews mentioning pressure around tipping. When I paid, I left a generous tip based on the effort, but I could see she was looking at the amount as if expecting more. I remained firm with what I chose to leave. Tipping is not required, it’s a choice. I don’t know if this person is licensed. Given that massage therapy in Rhode Island, a therapist has to be licensed.
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Kenyon Blackledge6 months ago
I love the massages; they are really good, especially if you have muscle pain. However, they honestly shouldn't hustle and harass people for extra tips. This has happened to me more than once. Forcing more tips is illegal and unprofessional; it makes you feel like you got robbed. They claim they will stop 🚫. Yes, we should tip, but it's not mandatory, and you should give what you want or can.
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Sajid Zamana year ago
Went in for a 90 minute massage. Massage was mediocre. Very rough even after I asked her to go easier several times. At the end, I left a $10 tip and got hounded to leave a bigger tip. Very unprofessional. I felt awkward. A tip is supposed to be just that. A tip. It's not mandatory and it is up to the customer how much they leave. The vendor should never be harassing the customer to leave a certain amount for a tip. If you go here, be prepared to leave a $30 tip minimum.
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Location
40 Rolfe Square, Cranston, RI 02910, USA Get directions
Massage service in Cranston, RI
oasis foot spa serves Cranston in Providence County. Its 4.2 rating comes from 55 customer reviews on Google. Compare it with every spa and salon in Cranston.
