I visited for the first time and it was a great, relaxing experience! The hot baths were a good…read moretemperature, and I actually enjoyed the cold bath too! I got the deluxe spa package with body scrub and massage; my masseuse was kind & perfect and took very good care of me! My skin is very smooth and soft after the service. :) They have many different saunas to experience. I really liked going to each one and then visiting the cold room after. Plenty of spots to relax and lay down outside of the saunas too. The food court was nice too; they have some basic korean dishes/snacks, including roasted eggs. Their drinks are great. Would come back again It was pretty busy on a Sat evening so I would plan to go earlier if you don't want a crowd.

This is a great place to kill some time or get away from the heat and/or the rain. I'm from Florida…read moreand I was planning to go to a concert in Georgia. I picked spa land based on reviews and it did not disappoint. The only downside is that the towels are very tiny. The dressing room and bathroom Doesn't have AC. You have to be ok with being fully nude in front of other ladies. Which I am. The dressing room is separate by gender. You don't get a wash rag. Also, you can't wear any slippers. we brought our own house slippers they said no. it's only socks or barefoot, but we saw the staff wearing sneakers out on the main floor. I would understand if they were kitchen staff but these weren't. There a variety of sauna to try from that is coed. The swimming pool and the wet sauna are in the dressing area. I would recommend bringing your own Tumblr of water so you can stay hydrated, but we were visiting from out of town and we didn't bring our Tumblr. we did eat there something small to hold us over until dinner time. The front desk staff were really but the dressing room staff were kind of meh. It was so hot maybe she was miserable. They also offer a variety of additional items which we didn't take advantage of but other people did. I am glad my husband said yes. I hope that we can visit other Korean spa throughout the United States.

I will start with the good. The tub area was very relaxing. Spent my time in the medium warm tub…read morewhich was plenty hot so need for the really hot tub. It was comfortable...met several wonderful ladies. Stepped in the cold tub which I thought I'd like but I'm a whimp...too cold for me. Got the gold package which was like nothing I've ever done. Naked on a plastic table while getting an incredible all over scrub, massage, facial and then entire body coated in oil. My skin is so incredibly soft. The tiny little woman was freakishly strong and did an incredible job. I would definitely return and next time spend more time there. The saunas and ice room in tbe common area were amazing. I just peaked in each of them and they were absolutely beautiful. For the bad: Young girl at the front desk was rude. Mumbled and then basically yelled at me when I didn't understand what she said. Whatever everyone has their good days and bad days but someone needs to teach this girl how to speak to customers. The attendees in the locker room were helpful and kind. However... when women were talking, they literally yelled at them like they were children... "Ladies, who am I going to have to kick out! This is a quiet area" ... the tone they took with grown women was absolutely horrific. They claimed it was because people were trying to "relax" during their treatments. The treatments are not relaxing... they are in a communal room, youre on a plastic table getting scrubbed with buckets of water thrown on you and lube up with enough oil for a Diddy freak off. Like I said, I thoroughly enjoyed it but if youre looking for a quiet spa like experience, this isn't it. You must be comfortable walking around naked...it was actually quite liberating for me but may not be for everyone. I will definitely be back. Hoping this time the staff treats people with a little more respect and kindness.

One star, and unfortunately that's coming from someone who used to be a regular…read more I've been coming to Jeju for years and have spent a lot of money here on visits and services. It used to be a place I'd happily recommend to people looking to relax and reset. That changed recently when it became clear they are not welcoming to motorcycles. As someone who rides, that's a pretty disappointing stance to see from a business I've supported for so long. I'm not interested in supporting places that single out riders or create an unwelcoming environment for people simply based on how they arrive. It's a shame, because the facility itself has always been solid and I used to enjoy coming here. But culture matters. If a business doesn't want to be welcoming to the riding community, that's their choice--but it also means they won't be getting any more of my business. Plenty of other places out there that are happy to welcome everyone who walks through the door. ‍

We read the reviews before coming and said let's try it out anyway, we have been to both spas in…read morethe area and enjoyed them both. We enjoyed this smaller one a tad bit more for several factors. This jimjilbang is less crowded and not over stimulating. They don't have a specific time when you can get mats out, the bathhouse is smaller but offers a steam room, dry sauna and, cold and hot bath for soaking. They offer 4 levels of body scrub, my husband and I got the basic scrub which was equivalent to a scrub you get in Korea and very much worth it. They start at $60 and go up to $190, the higher ones included facials and other stuff (I was told). This is not a place to go if you need a new, glamorous look. It is older looking but nonetheless still serves its purpose. The areas were very clean and kept organized. The staff were phenomenal, no discrimination took place from start to finish. We received a warm reception in all areas, and they were very accommodating. We will be back!!

This sauna is old and rundown. It needs a lot of work. Some of the employees are friendly and some…read moreof them are rude. I've been there several times but will not go back.

I tried the salt pod at The Salt Center: Float & Wellness Spa and loved it. It was super relaxing…read moreand I left feeling refreshed and clear-headed. It allowed me to disconnect from the outside world and seat with myself while helping my health. I definitely recommend it for anyone dealing with stress and looking for mental clarity.

Oh my goodness!!!! I am hooked. The salt soak was so relaxing and quiet. The massage afterwards…read morewas perfect. This place is so clean and the staff is so friendly and welcoming. I'm getting a membership!

This place is amazing! I got the massage and body shampoo and all I needed was a bed afterwards…read morebecause Chloe had me so very relaxed. She even walked on my back and I got the best service and massage that I have ever had in a long, long time. I highly recommend this place, but don't tell everyone because it is a best kept secret ! Thank you Chloe and Soo Relax!

This place is a hidden gem!…read more We came in for the 1 hr foot massages which includes a 10 min soak, 20/20 per foot, 10-15 mins back/head massage ($40+ card fees) Be prepared to pay for the massage ahead of time versus after. You can come back to tip later but I'd suggest just bringing cash if you can or use the CashApp + Venmo QR code there. I had Mae as my masseuse and Nicole. I heard Nicole was good as well. Mae was amazing and strong I feel like I will request her as much as I can and I will def be back. It's probably one of THE best massages I've ever had. The only thing I would improve here is I don't really enjoy when there's a lot of noise of door rings and masseuse talking to each other in regards to the relaxation aspect. Other than those gripes I'm a fan!

This place needs a newer review so here it goes for newbies like me…read more I went on a Sunday evening. It was not packed and quite chill atmosphere. I appreciated that this was not a popular time as I have never been here before. After you check in, leaving either your ID or credit card for your locker key, you get a towel and directed to where everything is. You can get more towels if you need them. Let me get this out of the way... This isn't the place for the shy. No street clothes or underwear or shower sandals in the spa area. Yes. Your barefeet on the floor. I had to suck it up and deal. It's really a non issue. You can wash your feet all you want after you get home. The towels are long enough to wrap around as you traverse the different zones and you don't have to unwrap yourself in the spa areas but some guys will be so do not be surprised. If you're reading this, you should know what a male body looks like. Anyway of this writing, Feb 2017, some of the shower areas are not working. I was told they are going to do renovation so hopefully that comes together soon. There's two other shower rooms with steam rooms adjacent. The shower and steam room by the lockers gets hotter than the one on the back. These are also tight spaces so you may not be able to "man spread" as much as you like if there a lot of guys in there. I'd say maybe 5 people can fit in the front steam room, if that. The showers are communal and minimal. Really hot water too. They have soap you can use. You may want to bring some deodorant if you plan on doing other things after you leave here however. I started in the charcoal room which was pretty nice. I liked the salt room with the two deep clay ball pits best. It got really hot and I was able to get a good sweat there. The other ball room was nice too but not as hot, not a bad thing if you get over heated easily. But that's OK too because I think the hidden gem here is the cold room. It isn't humid and it feels really good to dry off in a cold room. The other room, I don't recall the name but the one next to the cold room with the double doors was spacious and warm with plenty of spaces to sit. There are recliners to watch a large TV and free cold water from a dispenser. You'll want to rehydrate with the sweating. Heated floors are throughout so you'll always be comfortable. I enjoyed my peaceful few hours here. It was very relaxing and a good escape. As mentioned before, the place is clean and there were no bad smells. It definitely smelled better than the popular west costal branded fitness chain suanas and steam rooms. So from the older reviews I'd say they are improving things here. This place is no frills as far as what they offer compared to the other Korean spas in the area but I thought the low amount of customers during my visit, feeling comfortable around the clientle, offsets the price and no pool. It was all positive. So if you want to really chill out and relax, go on Sunday evenings. 5 Starring to balance out the negative reviews.

Something is always broken!! AC was out ! Steam 2steam rooms didn't work! Hot tub broken! Cold room…read morewas warm !

Nice facility! Clean space overall actually. I was impressed. I also like that its black owned! It…read morewas a nice experience for the $15 trial, and to be able to experience both the infrared sauna and cold plunge for that price (via an IG ad). IMO it's only worth buying a package for special occasions (if you want to treat yourself), however a monthly unlimited or limited memberships are too expensive for the sauna and cold plunge. To make it worth it for the unlimited, you'd need to go multiple times a week. It might be more worth it if you add the gym membership for just a little extra but for the sauna + cold plunge membership, you'd have to go at least once a week for any of the memberships (limited or unlimited), to make sense. They count one session as either the sauna or the cold plunge (not both together). So to get both you have to use 2 sessions, which sucks. One session should include a complete set of both. The gym was completely empty and practically all saunas were too, so i'm not sure how profitable this place is. Only a couple of saunas are supposed to go to 175 degrees. I supposedly used one of those on my visit, but the hottest it ever got was 164 and even that decreased from time to time. They recommend no longer than 20 mins at a time. I more than doubled that time staying 42 mins and still wasn't satisfied with the level of sweat/temperature. Which makes it even more not worth it membership-wise. I need a GOOD sweat and this was lacking that for me. The cold plunge was 47 degrees and they only recommended doing it for 2-5 minutes at a time. It was a great feeling and i'd do it again for $15. But worth it for a membership??? - Uhm not so much. Lastly, after experiencing infrared and because of the temperature concerns of not reaching above 164 F, I much prefer the dry sauna (a la LA Fitness). Yup, I can get that at LA Fitness for a fraction of the cost and leave there feeling great with a high metabolism due to all the sweat. This place didn't make me feel that way. Yes its much cleaner than LA Fitness (depending on which LAF you go to), and there's something to be said for that because you want that in a sauna, but all other things considered, price matters especially for what you get. I wish they would consider lowering the cold plunge prices (considering the short nature of it - it's not like you're chilling in there like you would a hot tub for a prolonged period - so I don't get why it's so expensive); either that or double the number of sessions - for the "limited" membership for that particular service. If there was a steam room too it'd be worth it. Or better yet all 4. Steam room, dry and infrared saunas, and cold plunge You do get a private clean room, vit c filtered shower and towels. There is also an iPad in the room to "listen" to whatever you want while there, including "listening" to youtube (not to be confused with watching)....if that matters - but IMO its pretty standard. I wanted this to be 4 or 5 stars, but it just didn't deserve more than 3 stars at the end of the day overall mainly due to price not matching the services. if I lived in the neighborhood maybe but I couldn't see myself driving 25 mins each way multiple times per week for it. The guy that I spoke to on my visit also said he would follow up the following week. I'm still waiting. Lol.

Put succinctly, I love this place. Each time I've visited…read morethe sauna studio I have had a perfect experience. The private sauna suites are cozy and sparkling clean. Each suite is equipped with everything you need to have a great experience including plenty of towels, toiletries for post-sauna clean-up in your private shower, and an iPad to help you set your perfect spa mood. The aroma therapy cooling cloth (in your choice of any of four scents) is a wonderful touch. The chilled, scented cloth will be given to you at the beginning of your session by one of Thrive's amazing staff - each of whom is more friendly and professional than the last - or even Thrive's super personable owner, Lloyd. I expect to continue to return to Thrive for saunas a long time to come.

I really hate posting bad reviews and even gave it more than a week before I do it so that my…read morefeelings aren't taken away from my reviews. My friend wanted to spend her birthday at a bath house. We've tried Jeju and SpaLand before, but wanted to try something different. There were a total of 4 of us. Roman Holiday Sauna is in that Red Green Brazilian Steakhouse shopping center all the way to the right corner. When we got there, it was completely empty except for the people that was working there. They gave us 4 a quick tour and we started out on the lower floor where the saunas, lockers, and restaurant are. For those of you that have a hard time going up and down the stairs, their elevator is currently not working. When we got there, guess what? There were no baths! We did read about this on the reviews, but when we called prior to our visit, they claimed that there were baths. Nope...it wasn't even built for a bath. We had all purchased the body polish and they said that we can just eat first, steam and then do the polish. They wanted us to wait an hour. We said okay. Went to the "restaurant" and they claimed that their menu wasn't printed nor was the tv working where the menu was. So we had to try to figure out what their "handwriting" menu was. 2 out of us 4 ordered soup. Foods took awhile b/c it was just one lady cooking and it seems like they weren't really prepared....they literally said that they don't have 70% of the items from the "menu" because they haven't went grocery shopping (more like because they don't have enough customers). While waiting, they left the door open to the outside part behind us. Their employees kept on coming and going and the cigarette smell was getting stronger and stronger. I tried to go to the door to close it, but they kept it propped open and I can see where all the employees were back there smoking. Foods arrived...it was good. Since it took them awhile to cook (more than 30 mins), the body polish ladies kept on coming to us asking if we're ready yet. We told them that we literally just got our foods, they told us to be here for at least an our, and we wanted all 4 of us to be polished at the same time. Before I proceed, we did asked the front desk lady if there's enough staff to do the massages and body polish at the same time...she kept on trying to convince us to get the $160 package. We said that we will only get it if we can go at the same time...she kept on saying yes. Finished our foods, went to the polish area and they said to go wash our bodies first and go steam. We did all of that. OHHH! Before I forget, we all used the restrooms prior to this and the ladies that were working there did too. They were using it for awhile and when they came out of their stalls, not a single one of them WASHED THEIR HANDS!!! We're thinking to ourselves, these will be the same hands touching us, but we tried to think positively that at least they will wash it prior to polishing us. Here's where it all went down...if you're still following along...after the steaming room and they called us all out that they're ready, they only prepared 3 out of the 4 beds...we're like okayyyy. I told them that I'll just go lay on the infrared floor and wait, hence, the body polish is 90 minutes. It is what it is and we were all planning to be there all day anyways. After they rushed through one of my sisters, they told her to go ahead and go upstairs for her foot massage. She repeatedly told them that she's waiting for us. I'm still laying there on the darn hard floor rotating front and back waiting for them to call me. Next thing I heard was my sister coming back from the locker room asking them why did they started on someone else and not ME?!?! I lifted my head up and saw that they completely skipped me EVEN THOUGH I WAITED 90 MINUTES!!! What the F*CK?!?! One of the ladies there tried to lied to my sister and said that that lady was waiting for a long time already and was been there. Sis said, "No...there was nobody here before us. You knew my sister had been waiting, but you still proceeded to take someone else". They said they had a system going and my sister didn't understand. That's what got me riling up. The front desk lady (not sure if she's the mgr or what not) came downstairs and tried to talk too....the moment the staff said my sister didn't understand, I said, "forget it...I'm cancelling b/c I'm not waiting another 90 mins and you can just refund me". They tried to say, it'll be another 10 mins. Why? So that they can rush through my 2nd sister and friend? Went upstairs and got my refund and the desk lady kept on apologizing that they're short staff and didn't know until "yesterday". I told her that was not the point. I didn't mind the wait b/c I was already waiting, but to have someone skip right in front of me after I PATIENTLY waited and then to try to gaslight my sister? Oh h*ll no! *can't type anymore b/c Yelp have a min*

Nice clean sauna off of Buford Hwy with a pretty good restaurant. Very friendly staff, mostly older…read moreKorean women. The chef and the owner were the friendliest. The kitchen didn't offer much, but the bean sprout pollack soup was very tasty and the side dishes were quite good. They don't offer any alcoholic drinks there though. The common area includes a salt room, charcoal room, and red clay room. I took a nap in the quiet, hot red clay room. There weren't that many people there when I visited the sauna, so it was fairly quiet and with speedy service. The men's sauna had the basics - steam sauna, dry sauna, shower, massage table...

Absolutely love, Kim and Salt n' Sauna Wellness not only does the infrared sauna and salt room help…read moreme mentally... but also helps physically.

This place is a goldmine. I'm in Alpharetta for a very significant month of my life and just…read morehappened to drive by, thinking a sauna sounded good. I ended up discovering halotherapy here and finding relief for the headaches that have plagued me for decades. The owner Kim is delightful and her best advertisement. I only wish this could be a huge franchise so I could go back home in LA!

A friend gifted me a visit here and I found it fairly relaxing. It was cold inside but they provide…read moreblankets. It was peaceful and I had the place to myself which was nice. I bought some tea upon leaving that was recommended. It was okay. Overall its a different experience and I am divided on whether I would go out of my way to come again as it is quite far, but it was a nice gift and I did enjoy myself. The ladies here were very friendly and I would recommend this place if you are in the area.

I really enjoyed my time here. Edwin at the front desk was chill, laid back, and polite. I called…read moreto book a couples massage, float, and salt room visit. He said he would call me back to confirm the massage therapists and he did right away. Our massage therapists were Brad and Karen. I had Brad and my husband had Karen. They were both friendly and had great energy. It feels like a small family business which I liked. This was our first time here. Karen mentioned she does sound baths in the salt room so I want to come back for that. Brad did a great job on my massage. We also did an hour float. It was my first time and I was nervous at first but it ended up being very relaxing. I loved the salt room too. It was just my husband and I there. I would love to come back with a book. Overall, great experience for me.