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    Petit Soleil Mini Spa

    4.5 (2 reviews)

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    Banya 5 - Main spa area

    Banya 5

    3.7(301 reviews)
    0.4 miSouth Lake Union
    $$$
    21 years in business
    LGBTQ friendly

    I'm not sure about the negative reviews but we've been to spas across the US and this is definitely…read morenear the top for us. It was clean and the staff were attentive. We loved the ice bath and the steam room is probably my favorite one ever. We felt comfortable at all times and even had quiet conversations with each other and the people around us. I'm so glad we gave it a shot and ignored some of the low star reviews. There's no pleasing everyone but Banya 5 hit the spot for us.

    Definitely not what I want in a spa environment. There's not really a disclaimer or description on…read moreYelp or their website, but this is a social spa. I went in because I like the pictures of the tiles and enjoy the aesthetic of the building and the facility did not disappoint. Shortly after getting situated in the sauna, I quickly realized that people were talking (full volume) and carried on the whole time. After about 45 min of internal screaming, I changed back to my street clothes. There no way I would survive 2 hours of of conversation when I'm trying to relax. Once I got back to the front counter, the staff was super nice and understanding. They apologized for my experience and comped me. While I can't recommended this place for someone who wants a Zen experience like myself, I can see the appeal for people just trying to hang out and unwind in a healthier setting than a bar.

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    Banya 5 - Tea and lemon water available in the Tea Lounge

    Tea and lemon water available in the Tea Lounge

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    Elaia Spa

    Elaia Spa

    4.4(133 reviews)
    0.7 miDowntown
    $$$

    Booked a day pass expecting a relaxing spa experience, but it felt more like access to a standard…read morehotel pool and gym rather than a true spa experience as advertised. The "lap pool" was 84 degrees which is way too warm for actual lap swimming. The locker situation was also frustrating. Day pass guests can only use lockers on the pool deck, not in the locker room, which defeats the purpose if you come prepared with clothes to change into after showering -- there's nowhere secure or convenient to store your belongings inside the locker room itself. On top of that, the locker room wasn't very clean and robes weren't provided. The pool area is open to all hotel guests, including kids, so it never felt calm or spa-like. Between the crowd, temperature of the pool, and limited amenities, it didn't match the spa experience that was advertised. I frequent hotel spas, and this was one of the most disappointing given the price. It would feel more appropriate at about half the cost, especially since parking isn't validated for day pass guests.

    Today was my first time there I booked a one hour holistic massage as well as a 30 minute hot oil,…read morehair, treatment, and head massage. Andrew was my masseuse and he was amazing!! I will definitely be back! The lounge area was really nice with some good snack snacks such as chocolate covered cherries, and a nut mixture and several different teas to choose from. The music was very nice in the background and the spa was excellent! I utilized the pool, the Jacuzzi, and the steam room and sauna. The front desk was amazing!! I got lost trying to find the parking lot because there is a Hyatt across the street as well, I called and she followed on the map and told me exactly where to turn and how to get into the parking lot and the $13 valet parking was great in the building!! the only suggestion I have is to maybe use terry cloth robes instead of the heavy Sherpa lined older robes. The slipper sandals were so nice!! Wish I had a pair! Loved it!!

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    Elaia Spa - Lounge area

    Lounge area

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    Spa At Four Seasons Hotel Seattle - Spa Bathroom

    Spa At Four Seasons Hotel Seattle

    4.1(76 reviews)
    0.8 miDowntown
    $$$

    A friend was staying at the hotel (she managed to get a good rate for the weekend she was here) and…read morewe were hoping for a spa day together and couldn't find something last minute at the regular day spa I've been too on the eastside so she booked us here. Yes it was 50% higher than the normal day spa treatment on the eastside but after the treatment and experience quite understand the price differential. The lounge was quiet and sublime. The loungers were comfortable and I enjoyed the dried apples and almonds. The decaf tea that they gave was refreshing. The bathroom and locker room are spacious with beautiful natural light. The massage was the best massage I've had (a 50 minute serenity massage). It is nice that the tables adjust for the chest area to make it more comfortable to use and the masseuse Lexi had the right pressure and was so skillful at her job. She took away knots I never knew were present and the heated table and towels were lulling me to sleep and to a deep sense of relaxation I haven't had in a massage before. Early morning appointments are best. By the time I was departing the locker room was much busier taking away some of the charm and serenity. This is a true luxury experience with a price tag to match, but the quality justifies the cost. If you're looking to treat someone special (or just need a high-end escape for yourself), this place delivers. (For me I'll aim to head annually and hope to treat my parents here for an upcoming birthday...)

    Loved the service here! The spa itself is really clean and just has a relaxing and calm and high…read moreclass vibe that I really like. Of course there is a premium to this experience but, once every couple a months, its very necessary. Thank you!

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    Spa At Four Seasons Hotel Seattle - Treatment Room

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    Spa At Four Seasons Hotel Seattle - Waiting lounge had various teas, nuts, and lemon water while you waited for your massage or for afterwards

    Waiting lounge had various teas, nuts, and lemon water while you waited for your massage or for afterwards

    Spa At Four Seasons Hotel Seattle - Women's restroom

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    Mulan Spa - Foot Reflexology Area

    Mulan Spa

    4.6(10 reviews)
    0.2 miBelltown

    I went to Mulan as a recommendation from a friend. The first thing I noticed was how professional,…read moreclean, and relaxing this place looked. In the middle of downtown Seattle, I felt I was transported to a very relaxing place. Sorry, I am not great at metaphor. The people working there were very welcoming and friendly. They have many stations for manicures, pedicures, massages, and foot reflexology. When I saw their list of prices and I was surprised by how reasonable they were for their location. As a bigger person who has been walking on the treadmill and working out Orange Theory up to 5 times a week, my feet have been killing me, so I got a foot reflexology massage. To say my feet feel better than they have since I can remember has been an understatement. I plan on going back to Mulan Spa for more feet massages, and to make it part of my regular health routine. This place is totally worth it.

    I prefer massages here. It feels like I'm in Vancouver. Granted there's still some concrete wall…read moreand industrial ceiling, but it's far better than massage businesses in international district or shoreline/lynnwood. It's super nice and quiet. Comfortable beds, blankets. Great pressure. For the head spa, I think it's not bad really. Compared to other Seattle head spas, it's pretty good. If I could suggest an improvement to match the quality abroad, I'd say to do the acupressure when the hair is wet. When it's dry, the therapeutic effect is not as much. And if possible, less use of hair brushes for head massage. Otherwise, I'd come back definitely for massage. Head spas sure but I'm indifferent. I hope the place survives because downtown/belltown could definitely benefit from this.

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    Single Room of Body Massage

    Mulan Spa - Double Room of Head Spa

    Double Room of Head Spa

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