In-Home Massage in Kingswood


Zeel delivers top quality mobile massage therapy in the comfort of your home or workplace in Kingswood for pain relief, stress management, and wellness.


How It Works

Book

Book an on-demand massage at home, in your hotel room, or at your office, from our app or zeel.com.

Relax

Choose the massage type of your choice and the gender of your therapist, and he or she will arrive with a massage table.

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Book whenever you like, 8am to midnight, 365 days a year, and enjoy a 5-star experience every time.

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Best In-Home Massage in Kingswood Made Easy

Welcome to Kingswood, TX, a city known for its rich history and vibrant atmosphere. Located in the heart of the metro area, Kingswood offers a perfect blend of relaxation and excitement. Whether you're a resident looking for a quick escape from the hustle and bustle or a visitor seeking a rejuvenating experience, Kingswood has something for everyone.

One of the best ways to unwind in Kingswood is through a mobile massage. With Zeel, you can enjoy a professional massage in the comfort of your own home. Whether you prefer a deep tissue massage to release tension or a soothing Swedish massage to relax your mind and body, Zeel offers a variety of massage styles to cater to your needs. Their licensed and vetted massage therapists will bring everything you need for a blissful experience, including a massage table, fresh linens, and high-quality oils.

If you're looking to spend some quality time with a loved one, why not try a couples massage? Zeel offers this service, allowing you and your partner to enjoy a relaxing massage together. It's a great way to bond and unwind after a long day. And if you're in need of a last-minute gift idea, Zeel also offers in-home massage gift certificates that can be easily purchased through their user-friendly iPhone or Android app.

When it comes to finding relaxation spots in Kingswood, there are plenty of options. The city is home to beautiful parks and gardens, such as Kingswood Park and the Kingswood Botanical Gardens, where you can take a leisurely stroll and enjoy the serene surroundings. Additionally, Kingswood is known for its charming cafes and restaurants, where you can indulge in delicious food and drinks while taking a break from the daily grind.

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Kingswood Massage Therapists

There are over 10,000 massage therapists in the Zeel network. Here are a few that are available for in-home massages in Kingswood.

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The Most Trusted Name in Kingswood Massage

In Kingswood, TX, Zeel brings the luxury of in-home massage right to your doorstep. With Zeel's mobile massage service, you can enjoy a relaxing and rejuvenating massage in the comfort of your own home. Whether you're in need of a deep tissue massage to relieve muscle tension, a prenatal massage to ease pregnancy discomfort, a Swedish massage for overall relaxation, or a sports massage to enhance athletic performance, Zeel has you covered. You can even book a couples massage for a romantic and intimate experience.

With Zeel's easy-to-use iPhone and Android app, scheduling an in-home massage is a breeze. Simply choose the type of massage you want, select your preferred date and time, and a licensed and vetted massage therapist will arrive at your doorstep ready to provide a personalized and professional massage experience. Zeel is available year-round, 365 days a year, from 8am to 10:30pm, so you can enjoy a massage whenever it's convenient for you.

Not only is Zeel available in Kingswood, TX, but it also offers in-home massage services in over 120 cities and destinations nationwide. So whether you're at home, traveling, or staying at a hotel, you can still indulge in the luxury of a Zeel massage. With Zeel, relaxation and wellness are just a few taps away.
A massage therapist will come to your home, hotel, or office in as little as an hour in Kingswood, or schedule in advance.

The Press Loves Zeel

FOX 26

Getting a massage can be a great way to de-stress and studies show, it can also help you sleep better. Now, through the Zeel app, you can request a certified and vetted Massage Therapist come to your home. Jillian Sanders is the director at Zeel, and joined us at FOX 26, along with Massage Therapist, Chemeka Alexander. She gave our producer, Taylor, a relaxing massage! During this Stress Awareness Month, Zeel reminds you that massage naturally releases endorphins in your body, which is known as the "feel good chemical". Massage also releases serotonin and dopamine, which can help you sleep better. It also reduces the stress hormone cortisol. There are a few techniques you can try on yourself, like massaging your own shoulders, stop clenching your jaw, and try essential oils, like lavender to relax. Zeel says it's the nation’s largest company bringing massages directly to your doorstep in as little as an hour from the time you book. A licensed massage therapist shows up with a massage table and music, then transforms your home, hotel, or office into a spa-like atmosphere. The National Institute of Health and The American Massage Therapy Association both say that massage therapy can reduce fatigue and improve sleep. Studies show that regular massages help people spend more time in the deep/restorative sleep stage. Studies show that over 30 percent of Americans have trouble getting to sleep at night. Zeel specially designed a Sleep Massage that uses techniques that promote calmness and relaxation. It involves a combination of scalp massage, reflexology, aromatherapy, and a full body relaxing Swedish massage. Their concept is: since Zeel comes to you, once the massage is over, you get to roll right into bed. They offer massage between 8 a.m. and 10:30 p.m. To find out more, go to Zeel.com or download the Zeel app. Choose the gender of your therapist, the time and location, how long you want your massage to be, and what type of massage you want. The price for a one-hour massage is $95.00 and that includes the tip.

Houston Chronicle

Margaret DeWyngaert gets a home massage from therapist Rebecca Hanson. For Zeel, the on-demand massage service, the recent spike in business is "truly due to the election," says company spokesperson Cynthia Irons. Mostly, clients are booking Swedish massages--the go-to for stress relief. All around Houston, a deeply blue city inside a bright red state, people who didn't support Donald Trump are feeling anxious. Facebook statuses are long and heartfelt. Counselors' appointment books are filled. And muscles are tight. "We saw a huge uptick in bookings leading up to the election, and it's continued on after," says Cynthia Irons, a spokesperson for the on-demand massage app Zeel. "What we saw wasn't a spike from seasonality or day of the week," she says. "It was truly due to the election." Mostly, clients are booking Swedish massages — the go-to for stress relief. Houston, of course, isn't alone: Anxiety has been building across the nation all fall. In October, the American Psychology Association found that more than half of American adults reported the election was a significant source of stress. But rather than dissipate after Election Day, the agitation has reached a fever pitch. "I could tell you from every vantage point that people are even more stressed — some people are practically freaking out –- at the election results," said Janie Feldman, a public education campaign coordinator for the APA. "We see this in the flurry of activity in social media. We see it as psychologists in our practices, and amongst other psychologists as well. We see this in the protests and the marches," Feldman continued. "It appears as though there are a lot of people who are beyond stressed –- they're scared. They're fearful of losing rights; they're fearful of losing privilege, and that from day one, life is going to change in a huge way." In the day and a half after Donald Trump won the presidency, Dr. Kenneth Arfa saw anxiety and depression peak among members of the student body at University of Houston. In his office at the university's psychiatry clinic, he met with an honors student concerned about how changes to the Affordable Care Act would affect her access to treatment for her pre-existing condition, bipolar disorder. He also met with a transgender student worried about her safety, a student who feared her mother would never be able to visit from Mexico again, and four women who said the election results triggered memories of trauma they experienced as victims of date rape. And that's just one office. Other professional counselors at the university have heard similar stories from one of the nation's most diverse student bodies. This year, according to UH data, the number of crisis appointments and calls increased by 37 percent over last year, from the beginning of the fall semester through this week. And the number of students seeking these services grew by 27 percent, meaning more people are having more problems. "We have a population that has a reason to feel anxiety at this time, based on what we heard during the campaign" said Norma Ngo, director of counseling and psychological services at the university. "It's a heightened anxiety, and I would go as far as to say for some students, it might even trigger any prior trauma or PTSD – for some, not for all. For others, it might be the first time they're feeling a high level or anxiety and panic." Some students just seem sad. Others can't sleep. A few have lost their appetite. And for many, Ngo says "there's a paralysis of not knowing what to do, of feeling unmotivated or stuck." "I think some people are experiencing something akin to a loss of a family member. A huge loss that feels like you're losing a part of yourself," says Feldman, of the APA. "When that loss is added to the fact that it seemingly came out of nowhere, that's where the surprise came from. And the loss is personal and deep and heartfelt, because people are feeling as though someone or something really big and important is gone from their lives." It's different than in previous election cycles – even close ones like when President Barack Obama edged out Mitt Romney in 2012 to keep his seat – because of the unusually wide divide between sides on issues, including immigration, religion and healthcare, that affect Houstonians on a deeply personal level. "A question I keep hearing is 'What will happen to us?'" says M.J. Khan, president of the Islamic Society of Greater Houston. For members of the society, Trump's rhetoric about banning Muslim immigrants from America has deep implications. "Some young people are telling their parents that they were told they'd have to move out," says Khan, who adds that this has been the No. 1 topic of conversation in every household and at every party this year. "People are asking what is going to happen, and they're concerned. There's anxiety about what a Trump presidency could be all about, and what it means. But we don't have answers yet." For some, waiting for those answers only makes the stab of anxiety sharper. "It's the fear of the unknown that contributes a lot of anxiety and stress for people. It's the idea that if I know what it is – good or bad – I can mentally and emotionally prepare to some degree," says Ngo. But with cabinet appointments just beginning to trickle out, and preliminary interviews only showing glimpses of Trump's plans, question marks hover in the air, along with what one of Ngo's colleagues, Dr. David Stern, calls a "cloud of gloom." Ngo says she's not sure when the cloud will go away.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much space do I need for a massage at home?

You will need a space of about 6 x 10 feet, ideally in a quiet, private area. The therapist will bring the table and set it up in your designated location.

What are Zeel's hours?

Zeel massages are available between the hours of 8:00 AM and 10:30 PM, every single day of the year—including weekends and holidays.

What massage techniques does Zeel offer?

Zeel's massage modalities include Swedish (or "classic") massage, deep tissue massage, sports massage, prenatal massage, and our signature Sleep Massage. Zeel also offers couples and back-to-back massages.

Who are the massage therapists in the Zeel network?

Zeel providers are licensed, insured, and meet rigorous credentialing standards. Once you book an appointment, your confirmation details will include your provider’s full name, photo, bio, and license information.

Can I book with the same massage therapist again?

Yes! After a massage, you can prioritize the provider in your account and make direct requests with them later. You can also have your therapist book your next appointment before they leave.

Can I choose the gender of my therapist?

Yes, you can. When you book your Zeel Massage, you can indicate your preference for a male, a female therapist, or no preference.

Pricing in Kingswood

Prices shown are for a 60-minute massage in your area.

Massages in Kingswood

Select an available Kingswood massage modality.
Swedish Massage Service
Swedish
A restorative technique that relieves stress, boosts circulation, and eases muscle aches and pains.
Deep Tissue Massage Service
Deep Tissue
A stronger style that focuses on deeper muscle tension and knots – perfect for athletic recovery.
Prenatal Massage Service
Prenatal
A gentle modality designed to boost wellness and relieve the physical strains of pregnancy.
Sports Massage Service
Sports
A fusion of deep tissue massage and stretching designed for recovery and injury prevention.
Sleep Massage Service
Sleep
Our specially designed technique created to help you get a better, more restful night’s sleep.