There is no online form to fill out or input to get a reservation here. The only way is to call…read morethem and their lines are unresponsive. I tried 3x for the old Roman bathhouse and had to resort to calling the main bathhouse to reserve. The lady on the line was very knowledgeable and warm. Five people reserving and 1 person reserving all get the same one room. There were 4 of us in our group and we got this room for 30 min. It is pretty small but would be fine for 2 people, I feel. The water was very hot and we did have to add cold water at intervals. It's our fault for doing this in the first week of June (weather was about 85 and sunny outside!) I can see this being a spot of refuge in the colder months! There was a tank of cold spring water for drinking. This bathhouse just had 1 bathroom that was roomy enough to change in but no other changing rooms. The receptionist and staff were very nice. I appreciated the printout with all the minerals in the water listed. That was informative and so interesting. We also additionally bought a jug to load up their mineral spring water! This was not a cheap activity but we loved the park and the attraction and history behind everything. First person is $32 and then additionally $22. There are age discounts.

This place is awesome! We walked around to check out the park and springs but we also visited some…read moreof the bath houses and checked out the cool hotel which we thought about staying at prior to booking another place not that far away. I know for sure the next time we come to this area we are staying at The Country Inn Of Berkeley Springs due to it's amazing vibes, proximity to the bath houses and springs, walking distance to one of my favorite breweries, cool shops, and restaurants. We did not expect this area to have so many cool things to do and see, so the plans we had already made for that day didn't allow for us to get to enjoy much of it because if we would have known we would have taken full advantage of the spas and area in general. We did speak to two of the ladies working at the spas and they explained to us about the services they offer so the next time we are in town we will definitely be getting pampered. Enjoy this amazing little area, I know we did! Happy Travels :D

I get a sports massage before each big running race I do. I run the Vermont Marathon this upcoming…read moreSunday. I knew I needed to get a massage, but I've tried a few places in Capitol Hill previously and the massages were not great. Thus, I expanded my search bubble and found Unwind AdMo, and I'm glad I did!!! Nina gave me the best massage I've ever had - her technique was amazing, I was never uncomfortable, she focused on the right spots to get those tight knots out, and she made me feel very comfortable. Pricing was right on par for DC too. I will always come to Unwind Wellness now - even though it's ~40 minutes by metro/walking away, compared to some local spots I could be at in 5 minutes. I'm even nervous to try their Unwind Navy Yard location...because I only want massages from Nina, she's that good.

I've been to Unwind Wellness several times now, and it has quickly become one of my favorite places…read morefor bodywork in DC. If you're looking for massage therapists who actually do real work, this is the place. I've seen both Helen and Heajin, and they are exceptional in different but complementary ways. Helen is incredible for deep tissue, especially hip work. She goes deep, she's effective, and she is not afraid to work through tension. This is not a light, spa-style massage. It's therapeutic, intentional, and results-driven. Exactly what I want. Heajin specializes in Thai and lymphatic massage, and she is phenomenal. Thai massage is more like assisted stretching, and she incorporates it beautifully. She also took time to explain lymphatic flow, gave me tips on how to support it at home, and clearly cares about long-term wellbeing, not just the session itself. One thing to note: at Unwind, therapists may get on the table with you, especially for Thai or deep tissue work. That's part of the technique and something to be aware of if you're new to that style, but for me it speaks to how seriously they take proper body mechanics and effectiveness. The space is calm, professional, and welcoming, and the level of skill here is outstanding. If you want thoughtful, strong, therapeutic massage from practitioners who really know the body, I highly recommend Unwind.

I went here to get my first korean body scrub for a relaxing birthday. Services were relatively…read moreaffordable, so I went for the cheapest package. There were soo many services included in each package. All of the ladies were very welcoming and remained kind through my whole experience. Definitely would love to come back!

Good for the price! But the spa itself it's kind of outdated and not maintained well. The jacuzzi…read morewas not working and the sauna had wood pcs peeling off. I would go back, but just for the service there are not much amenities to enjoy.

I had a GREAT day!…read more We came on a Tuesday during the week and I loved it! It was relaxing and not overly busy, but did get busier as the day went, but it still wasn't overly crowded. We hung out there from noon to 8PM, so yes, we spent most of the day there and didn't even feel the need for any spa treatments! I loved that they supplied slippers and you could walk around with slippers instead of running around barefoot to everywhere. I would have given it five stars if it weren't for some of the jets not working, the temperature in some of the pools not matching the water temperature, the sauna rooms not hot enough, and the small menu of food options. But I did love that they had a media room to relax and watch TV, have an amazing pool upstairs which was the most crowded of all the places, and different places to just relax. So I was definitely relaxed! We enjoyed the main level pool the most and I loved that they served alcohol! So we had the option for drink or two. There were no kids either! So I would say this is a perfect getaway for adults for a one day trip!

I had a solo spa day at Balian Springs. The gift card that I had covered my entry fee. They have a…read morelot of add on services for an additional cost like massages, facials as well as food. Your pass is valid for the entire day. There is a heated pool on the roof as well as large indoor pool with hydrotherapy. Depending on the time of day, they do offer wellness classes. I enjoyed the variety of saunas. Although I did not stay the entire day, I did enjoy my time while I was there.

Chef's kiss…read more Massage was a 10/10. Friendly service. Clean atmosphere. I will return.

The pearl spa is my self-care moment every month. I was introduced via a friend and it has been a…read moremonthly addition to my busy schedule. I have not tried any of the services, I actively go for the 90 minute healing water session. Complementary tea and water is available upon check-in and freshwater is also available in the actual healing waters space. There is staff to give you cold towels, and tend to any questions that you have during your session. There's also an option to extend past the 90mins which I recommend. I also recommend that you arrive 15 minutes earlier that is not a suggestion. Your session time starts once you book so you can factor in undressing and getting ready for the healing waters space which is also coed.

You guys!!! I've been getting massages on and off for the last 10 years and my 60 min personalized…read moremassage ($115) with Kay was the best I've ever had. The pressure was perfect. The prices are really reasonable and the space is super comfortable and relaxing. The lobby area has a cute little water and tea bar for while you're waiting or for after your treatment. If you're looking for a masseuse in the DC/VA area, come to Etalon and book with Kay!!!

I had a AMAZING foot massage from Rumi. I prefer a hard massage and he delivered! I lived in…read moreThailand for a couple of years and he's knowledgable in that approach (even pulled out the stick to really dig in!). Plus, I was happy to chat and he's a super interesting person! Thanks, Rumi. I'll be back!

Omg I would give -1 stars if I could. My husband had to go…read moreout of town for a funeral and wanted to plan something special for me for Mother's Day. He doesn't know anything about spas or pricing, so he called over to the four seasons. All they had available was a 20 min hydrofacial (bc it's a busy day, duh). The issue is that they charged THREE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY FIVE DOLLARS (yes, you read that right - $375) for a 20-MINUTE hydrofacial. Aka someone rubbed lotion on my face for 13 minutes. when I inquired about this very exorbitant bill, they said - this was the price agreed upon via email, according to our dynamic pricing. (In a very rude, snide tone, with a fake smile). I called my husband who said - yes, I agreed to that, but I was told you would have access to very nice amenities for several hours. LOL! Very nice? Yes, I know the four seasons name SHOULD have very nice amenities. This locker room was so small and so crowded that I couldn't even walk 1 step without bumping into someone. The person giving us a tour kept apologizing for how messy it was ("sorry, it's a really busy weekend for us") - no towels out, etc. there is a small hot tub - sorry, that's not exactly novel. There are two lounging areas. One with three chairs that look out onto... nothing, just a window with frosted glass that you can't see through. Six lounging chairs, and one small table outside that does have a nice view. (This is the only view in the entire spa). They have a small sauna room also. Nothing out of the ordinary, and not up to expectations for what is supposed to be a four seasons spa. On top of that, every single person in that spa was sitting/lying scrolling on their phones. In what world are phones allowed in a spa, let alone in a "clothing optional" hot tub room??! So I paid four hundred dollars for 13 mins of a facial massage (which WAS nice) and then sat outside at a random table for an hour. left quickly because there wasn't anything else to do to kill time. I just cannot believe that a place can charge that much for a service. Totally inappropriate, waste of money, do not recommend.

I loved the Spa at the Four Seasons Hotel in Baltimore. It's beautiful and very relaxing. The staff…read moreare kind and helpful and they were celebratory when they found out we had just gotten engaged at the hotel. My attendant was awesome and I felt very welcomed. My favorite part is the vitality pool, heated stone chairs, sauna, and lounge. It was great to relax with those amenities. Everything was extremely clean. The vitality pool/sauna area is separated by gender and clothing optional. However, phones are allowed, and while it is fine to have one in a robe pocket, phones should not be out when others are around, especially in an area like that. But that is allowed, so be wary. Our massages were fine, but nothing we would rush back to or pay for again. I'd want to try a body scrub or wrap, my typical spa service. I'd also love to visit in warmer weather and use the outdoor pool. I am very much looking forward to returning.

I was gifted a sauna massage package. Here's what I discovered. Wow, what a place! I've never had…read moresuch an experience. It's a huge place in a strip mall but don't let that fool you. After purchase, you're given a key for the shoe locker, uniform, and towel. From there you go to the men's or women's locker room and that same key opens your clothes locker. Your gender specific pool is right off that locker room and clothing is optional. It is a bit of a maze to get to the saunas, cafe, and restaurant (Signage or instructions would be helpful) to the saunas! I did the red clay and got to lay in beads in a room that was 142 degrees, relaxing ! From there I went up the stairs to my massage. The best 30 minute massage in my life! Yes she is walking on you with the most talented toes and heels. It felt like a trip to the chiropractor and masseuse in one!! Please be aware of the pricing. A tip is expected and if you don't know and guess at a gratuity that's not close to the mark, you'll hear about it (ask me how I know ;).

I've been coming to and loving the relaxation of Spa World since they opened--more than 15…read moreyears--and I'm incredibly disappointed by how much the prices have increased while the quality and customer service have declined. The bade pool has always been one of my favorite parts of Spa World and is normally around 95-98°F, a comfortable temperature for soaking before a Korean body scrub. Today it was hovering between 102-103°F--essentially hot-tub temperature. Even the kiddie pool was too hot. In the middle of a D.C.-area heat wave, who wants to come inside from 90+ degree weather and soak in 102-degree water? On a Sunday, the usually busy bade pool was practically empty, with people instead hovering around the ice plunge because there really wasn't a comfortable-temperature pool to use. I let the attendant know and another staff member. No change. This is especially frustrating because you're supposed to soak for about 30 minutes before a body scrub to soften the skin. I couldn't comfortably do that and had to use the showers instead. Management showed no interest in adjusting the pool temperature or otherwise addressing the problem. I was still paying the now-$150 price for my 50-minute spa special scrub. I simply asked that they refund my $25 admission because the primary facility I came to use was essentially unusable. The manager looked at me like my request was ridiculous and refused and insisted the temperature of the main pool fluctuates. (Of course it does, but NOT THAT HOT!) After more than 15 years as a loyal customer, it's astonishing that Spa World would rather lose me as a customer than address the problem or refund $25. I won't be back.

Relaxing, sweaty experience at the spa. It's recommended to use the sauna for 15-20 minutes at a…read moretime so alternate between the sauna and lounging outside on the floor. They have an area with couches, with seats, lounge chairs, and also a really nice heated floor and mats. It was a bit small with only 2 sauna rooms, but not too crowded and people kept the noise down. In the locker rooms, there are 2 pools and 2 saunas as well. $30 for a day pass. Plan to spend at least 3 hours here. More if you decide to eat lunch at the cafe. Relaxing experience and good price point.

This is my favorite hidden place in Virginia. I'm forever…read moregoing to gatekeep this place. Really clean, affordable and the food is amazing.

Massage was relaxing, masseuse Diego was nice. Facilities are small, and service is slow. Did not…read morefeel like a traditional Ritz experience.

Always 5 start for me. Amenities are great, and it's always nice to have time to enjoy a steam or…read moresauna before your service so be sure to arrive 30 minutes before your appointment time so you can relax.