Visit us on Kanan Road

Getting here

We're at 5871 Kanan Rd, Agoura Hills, CA 91301, on the Kanan Road corridor. From the 101 (Ventura Freeway), take the Kanan Rd exit and head south — the storefront is on Kanan Road within a minute of the off-ramp. From Malibu, the Kanan Dume canyon route over the hill takes about 25 minutes. Tap Get directions and the map will route you to the door. Questions about parking? Give us a quick call.

From elsewhere in the Conejo Valley, every drive below stays under about 25 minutes — Oak Park closest at roughly 7, Malibu farthest at about 25. Navigating by GPS or rideshare? Enter the full street address rather than the spa name.

Typical drive times from around the Conejo Valley:

• Oak Park ~7 min
• Westlake Village ~10 min
• Calabasas ~12 min
• Hidden Hills ~14 min
• Thousand Oaks ~15 min
• Woodland Hills ~18 min
• Newbury Park ~20 min
• Malibu ~25 min

Before your visit

There's nothing you need to bring — just yourself. If you're booking your first massage, arrive a few minutes early so we can talk through your pressure and any areas to focus on or avoid without eating into your hands-on time. You'll have privacy to get comfortable, and you're properly draped the whole time; only the area being worked is uncovered. If anything feels off during the session — pressure, room temperature, the music — tell us and we'll adjust right away. The full menu, from signature massage to iRelaxbot sessions, is on the services page.

A few small things make the hour better: skip a heavy meal right before, silence your phone, and mention any injuries or health conditions when we ask. Many California cities require massage professionals to be CAMTC-certified (California Massage Therapy Council), so you're welcome to ask about your therapist's credentials when you book.

It also helps to arrive with honest expectations. Massage is one of the better-studied ways to ease everyday tension, though it's a comfort measure rather than a cure. The National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health notes that massage therapy may help some people with stress and certain kinds of pain, and Mayo Clinic groups it with relaxation techniques that can help lower stress and ease muscle tension. The same NCCIH overview also flags when to check with a doctor first — worth a read if you're pregnant, on blood thinners, or managing a health condition. Our guide to massage for stress and anxiety walks through that research in plain language, and the FAQ covers the practical questions, from cupping marks to gift cards.

Sources: NCCIH — Massage Therapy: What You Need To Know; Mayo Clinic — Relaxation techniques; NCCIH — Massage Therapy for Health Purposes.