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    Spa World

    3.5 (1.3k reviews)
    Open 8:00 am - 10:00 pm

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    Reflexology massage

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    Menu January 2026
    Jen J.

    Visited here for the first time with friends and it's not my favorite. One person did comment to me "don't let today be the sole judge of this place" but right now that's all I have to go on. First, it was extremely crowded. By the time we got there around 10 AM, there were no treatments available until after 6 PM. We luckily got a holiday package so each of us only ended up paying $28, which isn't bad. No sandals. Luckily I had read this online and we brought our own but if you're taking my shoes at the entrance, you should give me something for my feet. Everyone must wear their uniform. I find that kinda weird. I like that it's offered but I felt like I was in a cult. Every poultice room was packed. Like, some people were inappropriately sprawled out taking up a lot of space, but even if people were mindful of the small spaces there was not much room. No mats in the poultice area. We luckily snagged a few to share but what a weird concept. There should be more natural spaces for lounging. All of the chairs were filled every time we checked. Extremely long wait for food. We got in line at 11:15 and were told they had too many orders and everyone should come back in 30 minutes. When we did come back, we waited in line for 20 minutes and waited 30+ for our food. Items out of stock. The juice bar ran out of tapioca pearls for their boba but there was no sign so after waiting 20 additional mins in a separate line, nada. They also didn't have ice cream that was on the menu. And their "smoothies" are made with sweetened flavoring and not real fruit. The ladies working the juice bar at were not the best at customer service. Pool was packed. We couldn't even go into some pools because they were so full. I never got to use a personal jet. And it was sooo loud. Got yelled at three times. Once for taking a picture of my kids on chairs and no one else in the photo but apparently it was a no photos area? Next because I yelped loudly getting into the cold plunge pool. And then when I took more than one towel--I was grabbing one for each in our party who were showering. But let's talk about these towels--they are HAND TOWELS and you are expected to dry your whole body with them. One towel. No more. Dated facilities. Also, it's an open concept so if you aren't comfortable undressing or showering in front of others, recommend another facility. Minus the food/drink situation, we had a decent time. There were a handful of relaxing moments when I was able to find a room that wasn't packed to the brim or a pool where I got to close my eyes and breathe. I won't be coming back for a relaxing time as that's overall not what I had today, but may entertain returning on a non-holiday weekday.

    Shelly J.

    My updated review. So much better than my first visit. A lot has changed . So im break it done. Foremost, go on Groupon and get the deal for Spa World. Its like $26.75 . Its free if you go on your birthday! Now being in the buff is optional now ! Ok after you paid. You get a key bracelet assigned with a locker number. You get 2 lockers. One for your shoes another for your stuff. You will need to bring Flip flops, extra socks. Bring your personal items like shampoos, scrubs etc. Bring a book or headphones. Bring a swimsuit. Bring facial sheet masks etc. They sell it hear too but for $5 each. The bade pools are separate. Their are different tubs by temperature. I recommend jumping in the cold pool. It's cold at first but just do it. So many benefits when you go into cold water. Their are saunas on i could last more than 3 minutes. I would have turned into a strip of bacon. The poultice rooms... their are so many. But my favorite is the salt rooms. So many benefits. But my top pick is the red clay ball room. The Cafe has a juice bar and inside is a restaurant. I got spring rolls and I didnt like. Also there is a long wait time . Please plan accordingly. You pay for things with your numbered bracelet you'll pay at check out. Bring a water bottle and stay hydrated.

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    Ailun H.

    My friends and I got a good deal on Groupon and paid 24.66 per person for Spa World. We stopped by around noon this past Memorial Day and spent about 6 hours relaxing at the spa. However, I would not recommend paying Spa World for the full price. This isn't a luxury experience. It's very hole-in-the-wall, no frills but has all the basics. After checking in, we were given a wristlet key with a number on it, which we could use to access lockers and to pay for food and luxury spa treatments. We also got a set of spa clothes to wear in the common area. The clothes we got looked like they've been through a lot. There were at least 5+ holes on our shirt, and my friend pulled a long black hair out of her shirt that was definitely not hers. We spent a couple hours in the gender-segregated area, which is where all the hot tubs, steam rooms, and some of the saunas are. Nowadays, we don't have to be butt naked and can still enjoy these facilities with a swim suit. While there were a good amount of people at the spa, we found our own space without feeling too crowded. Each tub and room had a temperature sign which was nice. The common area was on the smaller side with not a whole lot of seating area. We could grab mats to lie on the ground and take a nap, but I found the mats to be old and not a good support for my back. There were several sauna rooms, but most of them were pretty full. My personal favorites were the Red Clay Ball room (which was a nice place to lay down and watch KDramas in) and the Salt room (probably because it was completely empty when I was there). We ended up getting food at the cafeteria since we were hungry after a few hours. I don't think the food is worth it at all. The pricing is extremely expensive, and the quality was lackluster. I got the SEAWEED AND BEEF SOUP for 16 and it had maybe 3 pieces of beef in there, some seaweed, then very watery and flavorless broth. Overall, it was still a relaxing experience. My friends and I made the most out of it. This is incredibly barebones for a spa, but it gets the job done.

    Brian R.

    I've been coming here for probably a decade now and I still love coming here. King spa is really good too but it's expensive. Make sure if you come here YOU GET THE GROUPON! The Groupon is literally held the price if you just walk in. This is the perfect spa if you are coming solo or with the same gender AND if you're comfortable being nude in the bade pool. It is totally optional to go into the bade pool but you get the best experience with the hydro therapeutic jets in the nude. The saunas are coed and you have to wear the uniform. The food is also good and reasonably priced. They definitely have upgraded their menu. I like to get the yakisoba and the sushi! Yum! The staff is really friendly and I highly recommend coming here. You can spend a lot of time just relaxing. Spa world is amazing!

    Rhonda M.

    The water in the large pool was DISGUSTING! It was so murky there was no way I was going to step one foot in it! The mini pools were fine but that one was so gross I couldn't believe it. This was my 2nd but LAST time visiting here

    Corey S.

    This remains my "go-to" place to retreat to and reward myself right after I've lined up and completed back-to-back appointments with my longtime massage clientele that's located ALL over the D.M.V. (DC/MD/VA) area. The staff is always attentive and welcoming, and their many amenities continue to contribute to the overall "escape" atmosphere that MANY of us need to indulge in on a regular basis; Had I lived in the state of Virginia, I'd surely be a regular at Spa World! Instead, I religiously use this massive Korean spa establishment as a way to end any and ALL of my trips to our nation's capital with a long-sighing-smile. The ONLY complaint I have about this place is that it no longer is open 24 hours as it USED to recently be. Bring back the 24/7 hours, please! Us travelers would greatly appreciated it!

    Zarin B.

    I've been here so many times but it's dirtier everytime I come. 1) they don't make ladies tie up long hair in the baths so you'll often find hair in the water. 2) there are bugs in the common area and the floors are often sticky. Not sure how often they clean them. I was casually reading when I see a cockroach just walking by my mat. Gross. 3) they often run out of stuff. They didn't have any more tapioca for the bubble tea but also refused to give another replacement of topping for free. Wish this place took better care, because it's definitely going downhill.

    Tara B.

    Tried their couples facial and loved it! Staffs skin was glowing itself so knew they knew what they were talking about! Loved that they use korean skin care. The head and neck massage they gave during the facial was incredible. Definitely recommend treating yourself!

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    Jon T.

    Spa World is a great alternative for those who are looking for a spa experience but on a more cost effective option for a day trip. If you use groupon, it roughly totals around $25-27 dollars and that's 1/3 of the cost compared to other neighboring spa places! I went on a Saturday afternoon where I spent majority of my day there. After checking in, you get your own set of Spa Uniform ( I think it's only one size ) and your locker key. There's a shoe locker where you put your shoes in first and then you walk down the hallway to the main locker room which is where you store belongings and change out into the spa uniform/go to the hot tub section. Korean Spas tend to have separated gender hot tub sections so this is nothing new compared to other places. Nudity is an option but people wore swim trunks and that's honestly okay. What I like about the hot tubs/sauna/cold plunge sections is there is a temperature reader that explains how hot or how cold the current water is. It's good to know before you randomly jump into a section and you immediately want to get out because it's not the temperature for you. My only real complaint is just how packed it was, there's just a lot of people waiting to sit down at one of the seats with the water jets or shower heads that had pressure that could be good for a hydro massage. Perhaps I went at peak hours but your mile my wary with non busy days. If you decide to skip the hot tub section and change into your Spa Uniform, walking out leads to a Co-Ed area where it's essentially a hub to meet with everyone else and enter the various sauna rooms featuring different rocks like Clay, Amethyst, Charcoal, Mud, ect. The rooms are flat and there are benches to sit down but you can't really enjoy laying down if there's no pillow or cushion. There's also a food section where you can order drinks/desserts and a smaller section if you want to order food. The food features various Korean dishes and if you are familiar with how you get charged to your key, it's the same where you pay after checking out at the end. I did get the Dolsot Bibimbap which is Bibimbap served in a sizzling hot stone bowl, it was light and refreshing to eat. It's my go to bowl if you don't know what to get and it's just full of vegetables too as a healthy option. You do get some banchan too along side miso soup. I don't think many people mentioned this or noticed but there is a gym to the left of the food section and you have to go up stairs, so this seems like a new addition from what others have told me. Personally this is a big plus for me because I like to make use of my time and while I'm spending hours sweating in a sauna, why not also burn some calories. The machines are dated but they work. I was able to run on the elliptical for an hour and I am honestly shocked that I did not wear socks so it did hurt a bit; that's on me. I honestly was surprised at how much my experience elevated because of the gym and I hope they improve it. For a day trip, I think it's an absolute steal to go if you have the groupon deal. You get what you paid for, but Spa World does offer a lot in terms of options. If you do plan on going there, do make sure to bring your own lotion/soap/towel. Showers only have shampoo and there's not really much at the sink. The towels they give you are very small so best to bring those for a better experience.

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    Alicia R.

    I used to come here all the time, but after many visits where I noticed it was going downhill, I stopped coming. BUT I decided to give it one more try after deciding that I didn't want to drive super far to another spa to have a relaxing day. I came on a Thursday morning and noticed immediately that the entrance was very clean; the young lady at check in was pleasant. The locker room was very clean too, as was the bathroom there. Of course this is an older establishment, so it could use some upgrading. The bade area was clean and each shower had shampoo and soap. Two of the pools were closed for some reason, and the steam room was WAY too hot. I couldn't enjoy myself in there, so I had to pass on that. The main area was clean and quiet and the furniture was in good shape. The saunas could use some TLC, but they weren't horrible. I had a great time relaxing! Restaurant was clean, service was friendly and the food was tasty. I'll be planning my next visit soon!

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    Had the body scrub special. Definitely worth it. Feel completely and utterly pampered.

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    Ask the Community - Spa World

    Is the bade pool swimsuit optional now (can wear suit)?

    Yes there was a guy on the men's side wearing a suit. I asked the attendant about it as I was leaving and he showed me a sign saying either is allowed. Don't like the new policy but whatever- the guy with the suit got more attention because he was… Read more

    Are there any vegetarian food options available?

    Yes Kimchi.

    Website says they have a kids pool and are family friendly. If i took my kids here on a weekend, Is there normally kids there? My kids might not be comfortable if its all adults.

    There's a small pool but I rarely see kids and I go often, also remember it's nude. I wouldn't take them if you're relying on other kids being there.

    Do you tip the scrub lady before work after service? And do I pay for everything up front when I reserve time?

    Hi. This is a great question. I was wondering this same thing. Then I realized, I'm completely nude and I don't have a way to tip her. The tip is included in the cost of the spa service. When you walk in you are assigned a number and a key on a… Read more

    Can I go there with my 9 months old baby girl with me?

    No, the spa is meant for adults and accompanied children. Babies may be able to be left at the day care.

    Can you leave and come back within the 12-hour window?

    No, once you leave you cannot re-enter without paying admission again

    Anyone know if mens pool is open yet? Thanks!

    YES! It opened the last week of October and increased the closing time to 9 pm. It was so nice to enjoy the bade pool again after nearly two years!!!

    Open 24 hours yet?

    No, they're only open 9am-9pm

    Is there food available for purchase (meals or snacks)?

    Yes, they have a very delicious and Korean based restaurant and there's a snack bar stead that is opened.

    Are the pool and cafe open? I've seen reviews saying they're only doing massages and the rooms.

    The pools are closed, massages are appointment only. The cafe is open but the restaurant is closed. Yes most of the rooms are open.

    Is everything open - including the bade pool and saunas?

    When I visited in July, the women's bade pools/sauna/scrub etc. were open, all of the rooms were open, and the snack bar was open. I didn't try to get a massage or eat in the restaurant.

    Has anyone gone recently? what is it like with Covid? do you have to wear masks in the pools, etc.?

    No masks inside wet area. Some wear masks relaxing in the various saunas.

    If you want a scrub down is it mandatory you get in the pool? I'm trying to see if I can skip being nude in public and just get my body scrubbed.

    Body scrubs are performed in the wet area where nudity is required. There is a high wall surrounding the area but not really much privacy. You will be seen naked. You should also soak in a hot tub immediately preceding the scrub. If you do that, the… Read more

    Does the cost of admittance include the bade pools or just the sauna and the rooms?

    It includes the pool and the saunas.

    Is there an up charge for staying overnight?

    The entrance fee ($40) is good for 12 hours. If you stay longer than 12 hours, they charge you another $40. So you could come at 8pm, soak, get scrubbed, use all the facilities, and the restaurant would still be open - as long as you leave by 8am,… Read more

    Is Spa World Disability Friendly or Wheelchair/Walker Accessible?

    Yes. They are accessible.

    For the body scrub do they scrub the WHOLE body or certain areas?

    They scrub the whole body - which means they are going to go all the way up inner thighs and do your boobs (which I like because my underboobs get itchy from my bras). Never had anyone go completely into my butt crack but they do your cheeks. They… Read more

    Should I do the 25 minute ($55) or 55 minute ($95) body scrub? Which attendant do you recommend?

    I like the 55 minute because it includes the scrub, a cucumber facial and a scented oil rubdown. You don't get to pick your attendant, I've found they all do the same thing in the same order.

    What's the pool area like? Does it look like the pictures? Also do they provide you with slippers/sandals for the pool area?

    The spa looks exactly as pictured. You're not allowed to wear any clothing in the pool area and I am pretty sure that includes slippers as well.

    Do they have pools/hot tubs in the common area?

    No - the pools are in the men's and women's only locker room areas. The common area has a number of hot rooms, lounging areas, and food.

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    BEWARE -- I would not recommend this place…read more This felt more like a crowded bathhouse with a few saunas than a relaxing spa experience. The facilities were extremely busy, and the saunas were consistently packed, making it difficult to enjoy or unwind. My boyfriend and I each booked a deep tissue massage for $160, plus an automatic 18% gratuity ($28) bringing the total to $188 per person--nearly $400 for two massages. Unfortunately, the massages were very underwhelming. The therapists left the room multiple times, applied minimal pressure despite it being a deep tissue service, and frequently rested their elbows in place for extended periods rather than actively working on muscle tension. Overall, it felt like time was being filled rather than treatment being provided. The food was also overpriced for what was offered. For example, a bulgogi bento was around $30, which felt excessive given the quality and portion size. Overall, this was a disappointing experience and not a good value for the money.

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