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    5.0 (2 reviews)
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    Body Blitz Spa - body blitz east - dead sea salt pool

    Body Blitz Spa

    3.6(200 reviews)
    1.2 km
    $$$

    I am hottub, sauna, spa connoisseur! My aging body demands quality hot water and saunas. I was…read morevisiting Toronto from the U.S. on a work related trip and was desperate for hot water so paid the full $85 ($90 with tax) to get in for the last 45 minutes and was sorely disappointed. The sauna was barely warm. The main pool was luke warm; albeit relaxing to move in, as I was the only one using it. The supposed "hot" pool was not warmer than my hottub at home that we keep at 104, so must've only been around 101 my guess. And yes, the 2 other women that were there were chatting up a storm, so not your relaxing, spa type environment. The staff, though, were very kind and helpful. I'd say if you have time and the same amount of money, head an hour east to Thermea spa, which is well worth the time and money!

    More of a 3.5 star. My friend has been here and I've always been meaning to try it. Visited during…read morethe morning on a Monday so it wasnt too crowded or loud. I booked a 30 minute therapeutic massage at 12:45 pm with female RMT Chris, which cost about $130 total. They told me to come about 1 hour before check in to enjoy the complimentary water pools. I would strongly recommend going before 12 or 1 pm om weekdays cause it gets more crowded and loud afterwards. I dont think weekends are advisable due to all the other reviews I read. When I went, only 8-10 women were in the spa and that was enough for me. If you have never been like me, they can give you a little 2 minute tour. Once you are inside the spa area, on the right side you will see a locker room to change and put your things away (they give you a locker key), a vanity room to get ready (hair dryer, hair brush, q-tips, cotton pads, hair ties are provided), and a washroom. Their are also slippers you can use (see inside cabinets) and you will get a face towel, body towel and robe. They have 3 pools (cold, warm and hot), a sauna and steam room. Be sure to do a quick body rinse before going in. You can do their suggested water circuit. I did one full circuit but then went to steam room again. I then took shower in preparation of my massage. If you want to continue water circuit after beauty service you will have to wash off any oils and creams used before going back in again. For my massage, they take you into a private room in another quiet zone area. Chris was pretty good, I wanted to focus on my shoulders and neck. Maybe lower back if there was time. I found she was going to light and asked her for deeper pressure which really worked out the knots. She didnt have time to properly do my lower back tho which was fine cause I only did 30 mins. So if you need something similar, I recommend 45 or 1 hour massage appointment so she can do full body. Note for improvement, I did notice they have filtered water fountians but I think they could have done cucumber or lemon water as a nicer touch. They do have a juice bar though, I tried their Vitamin D smoothie which was popular there. Overall, I wouldn't mind returning if I wanted to treat myself but it's very similar to the Korean jimjilbang (sauna) in the sense that its very communal like. A bit higher end but not as much variety as some Korean saunas. If you rather save money and are more focused on pools then I suggest Korean sauna. If you want a massage like me and water pools is a nice extra then this could be a good spot.

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    Body Blitz Spa - From the Body Blitz website

    From the Body Blitz website

    Body Blitz Spa - From the Body Blitz website

    From the Body Blitz website

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    Blue Sky Health Centre - They end up massaging up to your knees.

    Blue Sky Health Centre

    4.8(13 reviews)
    0.7 kmChinatown, Downtown Core
    $$

    I came to this place due to the stellar reviews. Was greeted warmly by the staff. Unfortunately the…read moremanager did not know about the promotion they were offering on Yelp for a free 10 minute shoulder massage. I decided to do the 30 minute foot reflexology with the 10 minute shoulder massage and then get the free 10 minutes added on to it. At the time I went, it was $40 total. The place was clean and the rooms were private. Seating area looked very nice. I really enjoyed my foot rub but I did find the shoulder massage was mediocre. I don't think the therapist was targeting the right spots. Perhaps getting one of the other staff might have been better. Other than that, it was a good price.

    Blue Sky Health Center is in the middle of the Dundas strip of Chinatown on the north side between…read moreSpadina and Beverley around the AGO where this area kinda ends. My first impression is that this is the most legit spa I've seen in Chinatown so far. Even their business card says "accept insurance" on it so someone there must have a RMT license and adhere to the rules enough to keep their license. The other thing that gave me a more elevated impression about Blue Sky is that they have some expensive looking gear in there. Not that I know what it's for but it looks impressive. Now that I've tried reflexology, I'm hooked on that and find it relaxing and a great way to get in the mood for a massage. It helps to be in the right mood for a massage to be effective. If it takes a half hour into the massage to get that way, then that's less time for the massage to do the most good. I had a smartly-dressed more mature woman named Lucy take care of me, and she told me to try and sleep or relax with the reflexology and turned the lights right down to pretty dark which was great and worked a treat. Since they tend to massage up your calves it's almost a good idea to take your pants off, or wear light sweatpants so they aren't fighting their way down during the reflexology. Next the massage and her technique was quite impressive. She wasn't a large person but amazingly strong and could boss my body around without a problem. I appreciated how she could grab a leg or other part and shake it like you sometimes want to shake sense into someone (but can't) and in this case my body needed some sense shaken into it, so wow I'll be considering Lucy as my go-to for the best value in Chinatown massage done right! I didn't see it on the sign in the room, but at the desk they listed a 90-min massage as an option, which would be awesome especially coupled with another 30-min of reflexology beforehand. Recommended!

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    Blue Sky Health Centre - Room is quite attractive and cozy.

    Room is quite attractive and cozy.

    Blue Sky Health Centre - Prices posted in the room as of January 2023

    Prices posted in the room as of January 2023

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    Soho Spa

    Soho Spa

    1.8(14 reviews)
    1.1 kmTrinity Bellwoods, West Queen West
    $$

    ZERO Stars. Horrible!…read more Came here for a waxing job, and just to get it out of my system - I cannot believe that there are still places that DOUBLE DIP. It's pretty common sense that double dipping is a big hygienic no-no. I was absolutely appalled and asked her to warm up a fresh tub of wax for me, and she assured me that she was only doing this because the current tub of wax is at it's end. The aesthetician was an older woman who was extremely rude and unfriendly. She was impatient and nearly burned me - the wax was way too hot. Furthermore, she tears out the hair with no technique whatsoever (I agree with the other reviews) and seemed like she was in a rush the whole time, complaining that she's fully booked till 8PM that day... Well, that's what you get when you offer deals, otherwise hire some more staff. "Soho Spa" isn't really a spa at all. They have no logo/sign outside their 660 Queen Street address. I was surprised to find that they merely rented a room upstairs of a hair salon, with no business relation to Soho. So, I had to walk over a pile of hair to find the narrow staircase that leads up to her so-called spa. I really gotta be careful with these spas featured on deal sites from now on.. Lesson Learned!

    Went last night for a Brazillian after buying a Groupon for 25$…read more All in all, I had a good experience. The staff was polite and the space was very clean. The room was tucked off to the side, so I was able to (and even encouraged) to yell and swear with each horribly painful pull. This was my first Brazillian, so I cannot compare it to anything, but my stars it hurt. The lady waxer (never got her name) laughed and told me I was very brave. I told her I hated her and that I would kill her. Maybe i was being a tad dramatic. Would I go back? Not for a Brazillian, but that is only because I will never do that to myself again. Ouch! All in all a good experience. Wouldn't go out of my way to recommend, but I wouldn't not recommend. Especially for a $25 waxing.

    Bluebird Laser Hair Removal - laser_hair_removal - Updated August 2026

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