King Spa & Sauna

I've been to plenty of Korean saunas (when I lived in Korea) and I'd say that my experience at King Spa landed somewhere in the middle of these experiences. I only paid $32 to enter as I had a Groupon, so be sure to check on there because without the coupon it's a $75 entry fee which frankly, is a bit overpriced. The women's spa area was clean and refreshing, and most everyone was following the rules and keeping space. I do wish there were a few more pools to relax in (there are only four) but the ones that were there were nice. However, I felt they didn't keep the pools that hot and it would be nice if they listed the temperature of the pool next to it (as is common at pretty much all the jimjilbangs I went to in Korea). I didn't get a scrub so I can't comment on that. There weren't very

Very nice an well worth the money but be aware u have to shower before you do any sauna an when you shower your naked in the bath house with other people of the same sex so if u dont like being naked infront of people i wouldnt recommend but other than that its a 10/10

Gets it done, but not as good as WiSpa in LA or even Olympus Spa in Seattle. Food was pretty meh, pools weren’t that relaxing or plentiful, and the massage I had left me so sore I could barely walk. The Korean scrub was the best part- skip the facial- not high quality.

Had an amazing experience at the King Spa today. We booked the King Scrub and the staff was very professional. As a licensed massage therapist myself, it was a pleasant surprise to have such a nice mix and match of acupressure, thai massage and the exfoliation process. I left feeling lighter. The food was very good as well with the eel, Korean pancakes, ginger tea and Korean fried chicken. I felt like living inside of a k-drama. Even though we were there on a Sunday, the fullness didn't stop us from trying all the facilities and rooms around there. We were impressed on how all was kept so clean and pristine so we see that the money invested on the admittance is in fact being invested in keeping the facilities in good shape. Friendly suggestions: -Have face cradles for the massage tables

This is normally a relaxing place, but it’s ruined by clueless people who ignore the 'quiet' signs posted everywhere. Management only enforces the rules half the time; the rest of the time, there’s no one around to tell people to be quiet. Today is on another level, though—there’s random, loud banging that sounds like construction. Definitely not relaxing. 😑