I recently came back from traveling & with my weak immune system I always get sick from the planes…read more After the infrared sauna + seaweed bath my energy is back, I don't feel my normal aches & I can't wait to try other treatments!

This was my first salt cave experience and I was very impressed by the relaxing atmosphere and I…read moreleft feeling like I could breathe better. My skin felt better. I'm from out of town but definitely will visit again when I'm back at fort ben Harrison state park.

Made the appointment a week ago because I needed a to make the most of my only day off. Sure was a…read moregreat decision! As soon as I walked in, it was just such a chill relaxing vibe. Music was so relaxing and peaceful. Madison was at the desk and she told me to help myself to some tea or water. She was very helpful and very informative so I really did appreciate that especially this being my first visit. She showed me to my room where I was to do the 45 min infrared sauna. She helped me with my Bluetooth connection. I was ready to go after a quick trip to the ladies room. The 45 min was exactly what I needed. It felt so good and so amazing to have that time to myself. I doxed off for a few.. I love that the sauna beeps very mildly to let you know there's 5 min left. I'm definitely looking forward to my next visit most especially because it was a wonderful surprise that they had Easter eggs hidden and the sign said to find one so I did and it said my next appointment was free! I'll definitely be purchasing some more after that! I definitely recommend giving this a try. Self care is so important. The ambiance of the entire environment is very serene and calming. Definitely a nice little spot to get away from the chaos.

This is a must-do if you're in Indy, especially if you're there for something physical. We came in…read morefor a hand and foot detox after running the Indy Mini, and I almost wish I lived here so I could get a membership. The ladies were SO nice, and all of our feet felt 100% rejuvenated thanks to this treatment after running a half marathon. It really was a wonderful treatment-- I could've stayed in there for hours! We also checked out the shop afterwards and all made purchases. I'm so glad I stumbled across this and made an appointment, 10/10 recommend.

I had an amazing experience at Salt Breeze Wellness in the HaloIR Sauna. The aromatherapy was such…read morea relaxing touch, and I left feeling calm, refreshed, and truly rejuvenated. The amenities were thoughtful and elevated the whole experience! Plush wrap towels, regular towels for comfort, complimentary water for hydration, and a cooling lavender-scented towel at the end that felt incredible. The staff was friendly, helpful, and genuinely caring. Highly recommend!

I was greeted upon arrival and explained that I had an appointment mixup and we figured out that…read moreher scheduling service had canceled my appointment, but not a problem the owner let me have my appointment since I was there. I chose the salt room experience for the introductory price of $25. I was led to a quiet peaceful room and told that I needed to place covers over my shoes before entering. Instructions were given as to how I'd know when my time was over and then I was left to read my book and relax. I think the congestion that I'd been experiencing got broken up, but I believe more trips would let me know if it was truly the salt. The owner was very kind and explained all the package options for me to think over before purchasing.

Self care is never selfish! Was pleasantly surprised at the array of treatments available. Started…read morewith an Infrared Salt Sauna. Tackled both my aches and pains and stuffy nose in one treatment. Then continued the pampering with Vibro-Acoustic session that is next level relaxation! Also available are massage chairs, Vitality (red-light, salt, oxygen) booth, salt room, light pad therapy. Massage therapist(s) also offer services by appointment. High encourage you not o check this place out!

I was looking for a place close by that offered the viral Japanese head spa, and this place popped…read moreup. It was a little hard to find not knowing that it was a small business inside of a larger building. You need to enter where it says The Nest. What used to be Johnathan Byrds Cafeteria has now been divided into several small businesses, with one main entrance. Inside Salty Woods, they have a waiting area/gift shop and four rooms. One room is for the Japanese head spa, one room is for the esthetician, one room for the private salt therapy and the back room is for the group salt therapy. The restroom is located outside the business and down the hall. I spoke with the young lady who performed my head spa and she said that the training they receive for the head spa, is to watch a 2 hr video provided by the headspa company where they purchased the equipment. The room was very small, you couldn't even walk around the table. I was offered to undress to my comfort level, however no clothing would get wet, so I kept all my clothing on. However, there was just the smallest table to put my purse and eyeglasses. I don't know where I would have put any clothing had I removed any. The headspa was for 30 min and it was very relaxing. The lights were dimmed, the table was heated, there was a pillow under my knees, a cool thing put over my eyes, and relaxing spa music playing. However, I was never explained what would/was happening during the spa treatment. I filled out an extensive form about my hair condition, needs, and allergies, but none of that was discussed. I had no idea what she putting in my hair, but I know one thing smelled of lavender and another thing smelled of peppermint. I wish I was better informed of the process, especially since I have allergies.

This was a very relaxing experience. The room is the perfect temperature (not hot or cold), and the…read moremusic playing was at a good volume. The music was also very relaxing. The chairs are pretty comfortable - they are called "zero gravity" chairs but...they look like my lounge chair I have to sit out back in the sun. I wore my socks, but my husband went barefoot. Either is fine! They have foot domes that are warming, so you can rest your feet on them. I fell asleep (which I am not a napper, so that was nice!), and the time went by really fast. It was just my husband and me in there - I do think it would be a bit weird to share the room with strangers. I didn't really "feel" any of the benefits but that doesn't mean they weren' there. And, I was very relaxed and enjoyed the session thoroughly!

If you ever can't find me, go look for me at Carmel Salt Caves and Spa. You'll see me relaxing in…read morean electromagnetic chair, breathing in salt particles and napping. Because what a relaxing experience! I have discovered that one of my favorite ways to relax and reset is to sit in a dark cave, surrounded by tons of Himalayan salt. It's called halotherapy, if you want to be fancy, and it's also called "salt cave" if you want to be less fancy. A few years ago, when I visited a salt cave for my first time, I fell asleep during my session. Do you know how difficult it is for me to nap? Let alone nap in a salt cave?! I knew I had found something special after that session. This time, I did not fall asleep, but I luxuriated in that comfortable in-between twilight stage of being awake and being asleep. I probably could have fallen asleep, but I wanted to be awake to enjoy every second of my salt cave experience this time. There are two different salt caves. They don't mention the sizes of the caves on the website, so I'll mention it here! The Harmony Cave is located downstairs and is the biggest salt cave. This one can hold several people. The upstairs cave is the Tranquility Cave, and it is smaller, although I haven't seen it myself. Keep in mind that, unless you book a private session, if someone books at the same time that you do, you might be in a salt cave with other people that you don't know. That wasn't the case for me, though. The cave is so peaceful and dark! There are chairs with electromagnetic fields pulsating out of them, and blankets that you can use to be snuggly and ultra cozy. The chairs recline, so you can lie completely down or elevate yourself to whatever degree you're comfortable. Sessions are one hour, and that hour goes by very fast! The spa itself is impeccably cute. There's a gift shop as soon as you enter, with lots of things like salt stones, lip balm, candles, jewelry and many other things. The whole place is spotless and inviting, and the perfect place to visit when you want to relax.

What a fun activity to do with my friend while she was in town! I highly recommend making some…read morereservations here for a fun group outing. You can choose a from relaxing in the salt cave or detoxing with a foot soak, and both are only $45 per session!! We made reservations for the foot soak about a week prior to the Sunday we chose with no issues. They were ready for us upon arrival, and the staff greeted us and was very thorough in explaining the soak process to us. I think there are 2 private rooms for the foot soaks, and there were maybe 5 chairs in the room we were in. They played some cute holiday music for us, but offered to let us use Bluetooth to hook onto their speaker and play our own personal playlist. Judgment free zone! The staff member was very patient with us and explained the whole process before beginning our soaks. The infrared lights were probably my favorite part. They were so warm and cozy. The little wands are adjustable so you can move them wherever you like around your face. I do have to mention that we were trying to lie back and get comfortable, and we struggled a bit as the chairs did not have head rests. I think the soak took about 20 or 30 minutes, and our necks started to get a little sore from the lack of support. If you scooch down far enough in the chair, you can rest your head on the back of the seat, but then your lower back starts to hurt. Apparently, another staff member was supposed to come in halfway during our soaks to add more hot water to our bowls, but she did not. We were fine though. Yes, more hot water would have been nice, but we lived. At the end of it, all, the water is disgusting regardless of the temperature. The girls will drain your bowl, check the contents, and explain to you the likely reasons for what is in there. So gross, but a very fun experience. We laughed the whole time. Apparently, pulling the toxins is not so much for detoxing as it is to help you understand what's going on inside your body. We received helpful feedback about dietary changes that could honestly benefit anyone. It was nice that the girls didn't act like sales people like some spas do when they try to get you to come back excessively and unnecessarily. They give it to you straight and explain how to use the tools they offer, they were also nice enough to offer us a tour of their whole facility so we could see the salt caves, but they had other customers and we didn't want to take up their time. For $45 though, we'll definitely be back to check out the salt caves. Oh, and the storefront has adorable little items to shop for ranging from healthcare items to jewelry to kitchen utensils. Super cute!

Incredibly relaxing experience and the warm Salt stones upon…read morearrival was a welcoming touch to the experience, I will be back next time I'm in town !

Great place to just relax and rejuvenate oneself as well as cleansing your airways. Easy walk in…read moreservice or can call to schedule time. I always feel better af

Recently I came across an advertisement for float therapy at Serenus here in Bloomington. I'm a…read morevery skeptical person and let the manager and owner know. They both encouraged me to do some research and to try it before I made my final judgement. I did some follow up research and it turns out that the origins of float therapy have been around for about 40-50 years. I've had a lot of stress so far this year so I decided to just give it a try. There is actual scientific research that has been done on this therapy. I will let you do your own research in that area so you can make up your mind about the potential benefits of this therapy. The following is my account of my experience. I arrived and was warmly greeted by the manager(Derrick) and the owner(Joseph). They quickly got me checked in and then the manager gave me a quick tour of the facility. The atmosphere is warm and inviting and definitely puts off a relaxing vibe. Once my tour was over, he showed me to the room where I would be floating and gave me what I considered to be a very thorough orientation on what to do, how to do it, how everything worked, and even included a warning on how to wipe my hair at the end of the session and being careful on getting out(you'll be a little slippery afterwards-more on that later). Like I said, a very thorough orientation. After my orientation, he started the music, flipped the sign on the door to indicate that the room was occupied and left me to it. I locked the door to the very private room, reviewed my surroundings and then started on the routine that he had laid out for me. When I first set up my appointment I was worried that 60 minutes in this pod, alone with my thoughts, would be boring and I'd wind up ending early. I was definitely wrong. I wondered a couple of times during the session how long I had been in there. But before I knew it the light in the pod had kicked on and the music started back up indicating that my session was up. I remembered previous instructions to wipe my hair back after I was done to ensure I didn't get any salt in my eyes, carefully exited, and showered. Be careful when you exit. The salt makes you extremely slippery. The shower is right next to the pod though so you can quickly remedy this. The salt washes off easily with the bodywash and shampoos so no worries there. After my shower, I checked the clock on my phone because I was just sure that I hadn't been in that pod for a whole 60 minutes. But sure enough, I had. Wow. Just wow. Overall, my experience was very positive, from interacting with the owner via facebook beforehand, to checking in, the float, and relaxing after. The only thing that wasn't recommended to me that I honestly should have thought of myself was to bring a comb for afterwards. I left feeling relaxed but energized. I definitely recommend you do some research about floating and then try it out for yourself. The price tag can be a little bit of a sticker shock but there are ways to reduce your cost if you decide to do it regularly and I think they have a special for 1st time floaters. I can be a bit of tightwad but i enjoyed the experience enough to tell you that I will definitely be back, next time with a comb and a voice recorder. Advice: don't set to many expectations before your 1st float, just enjoy it for whatever it turns out to be for you. Thanks again to the owner and the manager for making this a great experience and encouraging me to give it a shot. I wrote a much more detailed review about my whole experience but it was apparently too long for yelp. If you'd like to read my full review, visit their page on facebook.

I couldn't even wait until I was finished. I'm literally sitting in zero gravity massage and I am…read morein love! This is my new favorite location in Bloomington and I will be purchasing the all inclusive package!

My husband and I wanted something new to do for our anniversary. This was perfect! We did the salt…read moresauna with aroma and heat and then the hydromassage. Both exceeded expectations. The sauna was perfectly relaxing. I was so surprised by the hydromassage! It was amazing. Unlike roller ball massages, this conformed to my body making me feel the relief of an actual person-performed massage. I love that you can pick experiences at a reasonable price so that your day can be what you want it to be. We will be back.

Refresh, Renew & Relax…read more While looking for a new spa to try, I came across The Aroma Room and decided to stop by to learn more about their services. I'm glad I did. Nasya took the time to explain each treatment and the benefits behind them, and her knowledge and friendliness immediately made me feel comfortable. After chatting with her, I ended up booking all four services. First impression: very clean, organized, and welcoming space. Compared to other spas I've visited, the pricing here was also very reasonable. I started with the steam room and chose the eucalyptus and mint combination, which felt incredibly refreshing. The funny thing is, 30 minutes on a treadmill feels like eternity, but 30 minutes in a relaxing steam room feels like 30 seconds. Time flew by. Robes and slippers were provided since you move between rooms for different treatments. If you plan to do multiple services, I recommend bringing a small tote bag to keep your belongings together as you go from room to room. Next was the salt sauna with infrared (an additional upgrade), and it was absolutely worth it, especially for my aching back. The hydromassage bed was a really interesting experience. You can adjust the pressure, choose specific parts of your body to target, and even adjust the temperature to your liking. The zero-gravity massage chair was another highlight, offering different massage programs, heat options, and positions that really help you relax. By the time I finished all the treatments, my skin felt soft, my back felt amazing, and I walked out feeling completely relaxed and refreshed. If you're looking for a clean, relaxing, and friendly spa to relieve stress, body aches, or even sinus pressure, this is definitely a place worth checking out. Bonus: free street parking and an adjacent parking lot, which makes visiting easy. Highly recommend stopping by and ask for Nasya. She'll take great care of you.