This was my first visit to a Korean Spa, and Go Place was a wonderful experience. The interior is…read morebeautiful, spacious and very clean. You cannot bring in your own water, but drinking water and towels are available. When you go upstairs, a staff member explains what to do. You change from your shoes into slippers and receive a loose-fitting top and shorts to wear. There are several different sauna rooms to try, with secure cubicles nearby where you can leave your phone before entering each room. The spa has separate men's and women's changing rooms with showers, a hot tub and plenty of useful amenities. You can also purchase facial masks. Beyond the saunas, there are far infrared-light lounge chairs to lie on, massage chairs, a quiet lounge for reading or relaxing, a sleeping room, a gym and computer stations if you need to work. There is also a restaurant if you get hungry, as well as spa treatments available for an additional cost. Many people brought books and spent time relaxing between the different rooms. It is a lovely place to slow down, unwind and spend several peaceful hours.

I've been recommended to come here by a lot of people and so for my birthday I decided eh why not…read more For the price I'm paying and the length of time we're allowed to stay, not bad! Very large place, mindfully decorated, with different rooms and plenty of resting space, a gym, several dry saunas, heated pools and jacuzzis, a cold plunge, a restaurant with actually really delicious meal options, and an entire upstairs area for massages... a computer room?? And games you can rent out?? I was thoroughly impressed. Unfortunately for me I wish the guests appreciated the space more... in the areas where they request for guests to be mindful of volume... there were too many loud guests... i wish people were more mindful of shared spaces. I noted that a lot of people were on their phones which sort of defeats the purpose of full relaxation. Now for the add ons where you will have to pay a bit extra... The food is so delicious. I have zero complaints... other than the fruit is a bit too expensive. But they have very sizeable portions for meals! Massage therapy was lovely... it started with a sound bowl for relaxation. I'm pretty sure I fell asleep. I went for the lymphatic massage and then it ended up becoming a deep tissue massage with hot rocks. In the end I think I spent like $325... entry fee and massage alone was $180 together... honestly I'd come again with a group of maybe 4 friends or by myself once in a while (and by a while I mean like maybe once a year)

Thanks to the invitation from our Russian friends, we had the chance to visit and experience a…read moretraditional Russian-style sauna--the banya. Otherwise, I would have never dared to step into this place on my own. Taking photos inside the banya is not allowed--for obvious reasons. You need to bring your own swim shorts or swimsuit to enter the banya area. The area includes a cold water pool, a warm water pool, and most importantly, the banya room itself. A banya is similar to a sauna, but instead of being very dry like a typical sauna (which uses a stove), the banya is extremely humid due to the constant addition of water. As a result, even though the temperature, 70 degrees Celsius, doesn't exceed that of a regular sauna (around 90°C), it feels much hotter. In fact, I felt suffocated the moment I stepped into the banya room for the first time--I was shocked! However, after staying a little longer, I quickly got used to it. The heat penetrated my body inside and out, and I started sweating like crazy. You can't even tell whether the moisture on your body is sweat or steam from the air. According to Russian tradition, you're supposed to jump straight into the freezing cold water immediately after leaving the banya room. I didn't jump--I walked in slowly, afraid my heart might stop if I did that! I felt completely relaxed afterwards, and I could tell my metabolism had boosted. I highly recommend experiencing a banya during the blistering cold Canadian winter. There's also a restaurant offering Russian dishes (or more precisely, Soviet-style cuisine), so you can refuel with some hearty food after being "boiled" in the banya.

This is definitely a cultural experience you want to try at least once!…read more Banya Richmond Hill is a local spa and wellness space offering an authentic eastern European banya experience. It has a variety of saunas, steam rooms, and baths, including a Himalayan salt room, and provides a relaxing and social atmosphere. Beyond the traditional banya experience, Banya Richmond Hill also features delicious house made food and drinks, including traditional Russian dishes and kombucha. I loved the Lamb Pilaf and potato perogies. I highly recommend coming early on the weekend or preferably choose a weekday in the day time to enjoy the experience with less crowds . Parking is a bit limited as well so make sure to come early!

We had a great experience at Vettä Nordic Spa and will definitely be back! It was the perfect…read morerelaxing escape just outside the city, and booking our time slot online was quick and easy. The spa itself is beautiful, with so many options to enjoy throughout the day--multiple saunas, steam room, cold plunges, quiet relaxation spaces, hammocks, and plenty of areas to unwind. The staff were welcoming and friendly, and the overall atmosphere was peaceful. I also really appreciated the no-phone policy, which made it much easier to disconnect and truly relax. There was no construction it was really quiet. The only downside was since it was a Saturday that during the busier parts of the day, it was difficult to find an available chair or hammock. We noticed quite a few guests leaving towels on chairs to reserve them while they were away for long periods, which made it challenging for others to find a place to sit. We also had lunch at the restaurant. The food was okay though it wasn't the highlight of the visit. The drinks were good. Overall, the spa experience itself more than made up for it. If you're looking for a relaxing day trip outside the city, I would definitely recommend Vettä Nordic Spa. We left feeling refreshed and are already looking forward to our next visit.

What a wonderful way to spend a day! Vetta is an amazing getaway not so far from toronto, an…read moreauthentic finnish sauna experience that left us so relaxed and grateful. The facilities were so clean and welcoming, beautifully anointed. Staff was extremely friendly and treated us like royalty. We also had the opportunity to sample some Finnish fare from the restaurant, which was all delicious. If you're looking for a day trip, this is your spot!

I have been remiss in reviewing this salon…read more Had my eyebrows threaded, and it was quick, professional and extremely well done. Low-key and relaxing vibe. Highly recommended!

The woman I usually go to for my eyebrows moved away so I decided to give Layla's a try. The lady…read morethat did my eyebrows was named Elena. She burned both of my eyebrows with her excessive waxing. She didn't take my direction when I said I just wanted to cleaning, instead she went to town and thinned them out. I'm so upset and I can't even touch my eyelids without it hurting. I walked away with two burned and ruined eyebrows. The interior of this place is very nice, but don't let it fool you when it comes to experience. If you get anything waxed make sure it's not on your face. I definitely won't be returning.

Gr8 setup. Relaxing and enjoyable. I like the experience for…read moremy first spa. Comes down to a good therapist.

For me, this is the best hidden gem in Ontario. There's nothing better than fresh fruit, an amazing…read moreleg massage and a nice hot dip in the whirlpool! If you haven't been here, you need to come and if you've been here before - you know how amazing it is. This is my 3rd time here and definitely not my last!

Consistently great experience, from the host to the services…read more Make sure to arrive early to take advantage of the water therapies

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!

A friend recommended this place to me. It's quite a drive for me, but really worth it…read more Tina, the owner, is so friendly. She makes you feel so welcome. The spa is very pretty and very clean. Especially when it comes to getting pedicures, cleanliness is a MUST for me. She has really comfortable massage chairs and her work is so good too... my pedicure usually lasts for a minimum of 6 weeks! I am totally a fan of this place! LOVE IT and recommend it!

From the owner: Only You Salon Spa has been making people feel and look great for 20years! Our one stop shop offers…read moreendless services that are affordable and worth trying.

This spa is everything. Felt like I was away from the gta and at a luxury spa getaway…read more I had a massage. The room was massive and very clean. It even had a shower ....not sure if I was allowed to use it?? Great place

I called to make an appointment and the person said that I couldn't get an appointment for 3…read moreweeks--she didn't sound very interested in having my business, so I never called back.