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- Ankur JalotaAugust 3, 2015$25 to use the communal baths. Good way to spend 2-3 hours relaxing. Hot tea, and salt to scrub yourself with in the steam room are nice touches.
- Danyel SmithMarch 21, 2015reasonably priced. whatever u do—massage, treatment, whatever—build in time to enjoy baths—esp the icy plunge. + take the salt w you into the steam sauna. best exfoliation ever. bring flip-flops.
- My favorite experience in SF. Get naked, no phones, no talking; just lounge in the water and collect your thoughts. It’s a rare experience to break away from smartphones and be in the moment. Ahhhhh!
- Linda YangNovember 14, 2017Even if you just want to do the baths, book an appointment. On busy nights it gets crowded and you have to get on the waitlist.
- Best spa in sf very reasonable relaxing not she she very down to earth the treatments are grand but skip the facials the massage and bath is excellent
- Punam ShaidaAugust 26, 2013Kashla does the best facials! She tried different products on me to find the best combination for my skin. She also wrote down recipes for a homemade exfoliant :) .. And she's super sweet.
- Judy HengJanuary 8, 2011Nirvana package was worth it. Massage, facial and body polish/scrub. Definitely a whole day trip including the communal springs. If I had more time, I would have took another dip into the springs.
- BravoNovember 12, 2010$25 gets you an all day pass to a gorgeous beautiful spa. After 7 hours you're guaranteed to feel better. I try to go 1x month. -Yigit Pura, Top Chef Just Desserts
- Ali Uro-MayMarch 2, 2018Great spa, super relaxing and a perfect way to wind down at the end of a long work day.
- Great place to treat yourself well and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere.. Recommend the foot treatment and Javanese Lulur body treatment
- Dan MoneyAugust 13, 2021it's good for US standards I guess, but you'll be disappointed if you're used to ones in Asia
- Juliette StrayJuly 14, 2009Have a lazy, late brunch, and then come to the communal baths to waste the rest of your day away in languid, relaxing bliss. Have sushi for dinner in the Japan Centre.
- Sherry Lin-BrownMarch 22, 2011Don't forget to bring your own (clean) flip flops if you don't want to make the dreaded barefoot trekk to the bathroom!
- polynesian metalDecember 16, 2011Have the sashimi-tempura combo platter at Sapporo-Ya before taking a long long soak.
- Saturday soak followed by great Korean BBQ at Won Mee
- Sonia SFebruary 16, 2017pretty disappointed at the young male caller who picked up the phone. didn't seem at all friendly or helpful. apparently didn't have the sense to want my business given how hyped this place already is