I've always wondered why tourist locations don't promote solutions for folks who have been hitting the pavement all day?! So, here is my question. Any thoughts on where I might get a good foot massage in Rome during our stay in October? We'll be on the RS 7-day Rome tour and staying @ Hotel Lancelot. I'm ok with getting a pedicure (as I do at home about once a month) but I'm also open to just a wonderful soak and foot massage--not interested in full-body massage so no need to pitch that. Just want to steer clear of questionable places, so looking for legitimate, clean and tourist-friendly place(s). What have you experienced? Thanks in advance!
Robin
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No experience in Rome, but you could search online on Google, or TripAdvisor.
The Italian word for foot reflexology is Riflessologia Plantare, if that helps.