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| - --- Update on Feb 3rd, 2017 ---
- Price is now raised to $25 / entry
- Place is starting to wear down.
- They no longer provide slippers so bring your own or you are sharing the floor with everyone else.
- They are getting lazier and stingier. Locker had dirty towels and no clean brushes were available.
- Top floor doesn't feel that clean when you have to smell Korean food when you come out of the spa rooms
- I tried their massage service and ended up with a lot of bruise on my neck area. Thumbs down.
- Next time, I'll look for an alternative.
--- Original Review ---
Decided to try this highly rated spa.
This review is from someone that is new to spas.
The area around this building seems a little dangerous so if you can, please park your car near the building and DO NOT leave any valuables in your car. I saw glasses in the parking lot which indicates a break-in has occurred or someone got locked in their car. You also see homeless people roaming around.
The cost is $20 for one entry
You can bulk by 10 passes for $130 ($13 / entry)
Spa entry is included with massage prices if you choose to do a massage.
TIP - Bring your own slippers. Slippers are RECOMMENDED and they charge $5 for them. You can walk around bare foot, but some of the rooms have burning hot floors.
Greeted by a very friendly lady and she explained the process which there wasn't much of. Basically, take a shower, go to rooms, take a shower, leave.
They hand you change, towel and a key to your locker.
Entrance for men and women are separate.
Once you go in, you need to take off your shoes
Then you go to your locker where you store your clothes and belongings.
REQUEST - When multiple people come in at the same time, can you guys separate their locker locations? The people around me were awkwardly saying "excuse me" and trying to get by eachother since all our lockers were near by.
The Shower
Yes, people are walking around naked and people get naked as soon as they go in. Yes, ass naked with their wieners hanging out. People are all taking shower in the same room and they are chatting in the tub. It's very strange at first, but you just look away from others and start taking a shower. They provide a tooth brush, shaving cream and a plastic shaver. There is a mirror in front of every shower so you can see yourself taking a shower. There's the usual shampoo, conditioner, and shower gel. Dry yourself off with the towel before you leave.
Outside the shower, there is everything from dryer, brush, body moisturizer, after shave, etc.
The Sauna
Upstairs (co-ed), there are many rooms.
Exercise Room - A few bike machines and a mirror to stare at yourself. Would've been nice if they had weights.
Community Room - Many people sitting on massage chair to sleep or watch TV
Ice Room - It's just a giant freezer. Why?
Iron/Magnesium Room - Just a hot room to lie down in.
Clay Room - Very hot room and you lie down in a coffin like place
Yoga Room - Seems like a room where you're supposed to meditate
?? Room - A room with a bunch of rocks or beads on the ground to lie down on.
Work Room - Just a room with a bunch of tables and chairs so you can work or eat.
Wifi is provided.
Water is free. There is a water dispenser
There is a random korean food menu too I guess in case you want to be there the whole day.
Deep Tissue Massage ($90 for one hour) - It was a-ok.
This was professional. The masseuse made sure I was covered most of the time and I was at ease. There was nothing inappropriate and a bottle of water was provided at the end. The towel against my face felt a bit hard at times. My neck is a bit bruised, but I think I could've had her adjust the strength. Not that refreshing and I would probably try something else next time.
Kitchen - Stay away
They have a korean kitchen where you can eat over-priced food. The food quality isn't bad, but there are many better choices elsewhere off the strip. Wait if you can. There was a metal mesh wrapped around my friend's bean sprout which was not safe or acceptable.
All in all, did I enjoy it?
It was a new experience
I sweated a lot.
I can't say I feel extremely relaxed or detoxed like I've read, but I'd probably do it again when I'm feeling like I want to take a break from Vegas.
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