The massage session was relaxing and professionally done. The therapist was attentive and used good…read moretechnique. The only minor issue was that the room felt slightly cold during the session.

The massage was done with care, and I felt relaxed afterward. The therapist used good technique and…read morepressure. The only minor issue was the cool room

If Nashville had one I would go weekly! Relaxing quiet…read morehealing & addictive!! We are repeat customers and i have visited all Asian spas Im within a 50mile radius on my travels. This is still the Crown Jewel.

Having visited Spa Castle as well as King Spa recently, you can definitely tell which one was…read morerecently renovated. King Spa facilities were more dated & felt less refined. There are laminated signs everywhere with instructions & rules everywhere. Many of the jets in the pool were broken & the steam room was out of order. However, the facilities were very well kept, they were constantly cleaning. There's a wide selection of food & a ton of seating. I like that there's a movie theater room. And the price is $25 cheaper than Spa Castle. I still enjoyed myself. Two tips: 1) Save $8 by going to Super Komart just down the street & buying a pass for just $42 if you pay in cash. 2) Bring socks! The floors of several of the sauna rooms are very hot. Shoes are not allowed but socks are. You should also bring your own towel for the water park. The complimentary ones are hand towels.

I was so excited for this spa day for my birthday with a couples massage. I booked this spot…read morebecause they have a co Ed vitality pool. When I came it was during construction so my massage was in a hotel room on the 7th floor, so I didn't get to see the actual rooms. The reason for only 4 stars is because you don't get to enjoy the amenities all day, you only get to come an hour before and stay an hour after. With the price you pay and all other spas I have been to you get to stay All day. The service was also very slow at the pool so we couldn't even order a snack because it took too long. Also, the restrooms don't have body wash, which was surprising. Lastly, the pool is NOT heated and was cold when we went. I do think it should be heated as it would be more enjoyable. I did love that we got 2 complimentary drinks. Either champagne, rose, or a mimosa. I got the mimosa which was good. The locker room itself is small. I enjoyed the snacks they provided. We got a couples massage and it was probably one of the best massages we've both had. The women's locker room was nice and the amenities were clean and worth it.

This is my receipt for my massage. Service charge of $90 is a rip off…read more The front desk receptionist stated that the tip was 20%. $90 is not %20 of $375. My technician was great but the man at the front desk is horrible ripping people off.

Alison is a great ! Very knowledgeable and I've been seeing her for over 2 years and happy every…read moretime with my results!

I had a wonderful, relaxing facial yesterday with Ambar. She is professional, friendly, and…read moreknowledgeable. And Hiatus is a great spa, highly recommend.

An excellent way to spend a day relaxing by yourself or with a friend. The renovations are nice…read morealthough there are still some jets in the pools that don't work or the opposite, they blast out water to the point it almost drowns you! The indoor spaces are all really nice. I loved spending time going through all the sauna rooms & then taking a nap in the relaxation area upstairs when I got tired. The sushi place on the second floor was surprisingly good. FYI ramyun is the cheapest thing on the menu at the Korean place on the top floor & while it was good, it was clearly just instant ramyun that they charged $12 for. Next time I think I will just spring for something a little pricier. Couple of tips: It's both cheaper to go on weekdays & much less crowded. I would bring a change of clothes to wear under your robe. That way if you decide to go to the pool first, you can change out of your swimsuit to do saunas later. (Although plenty of folks just wear their swimsuit to the sauna!) Some folks say to bring a towel, but know they do provide full size towels & you can get fresh ones as needed in the locker room. If you plan to be there all day, I also recommend bringing a charger!

Mixed emotions about this newly renovated spa. You can definitely see that some spaces were…read moreupdated. The updates to the sauna and steam room in the women's water area were okay, but 2 of the water features were overflowing and the waterfall in the 70 degree pool did not work. The change to robes and towel from uniforms took away from the authentic Korean feel. Most people just wore bathing suits underneath but I could see some people pushing the limits with this. The indoor saunas were the same mostly from what I could tell. But there were some touch ups. Doesn't look like the outdoor pools received much of an upgrade. The food at the pool bar too way too long. I ordered a chicken sandwich so not sure what the reason for the delay was. The drinks were pretty good. As well as the Korean food on the 3rd floor. The double in price from the pre renovation isn't worth it to me. It's definitely more of an atmosphere to socialize than to truly relax like you would expect at a spa.

Today was my first time at this spa and absolutely loved it! Brenda was beyond amazing and that was…read moreby far one of the best Swedish massages I've ever gotten. Will be back for sure!

I could cry writing this. Best massage of my life. For so long it was a massage in Tulum I can't…read morebelieve I can say this Dallas spa has surpassed and has given me an experience I will yearn for routinely. If there was ever to be second location I hope they would add a hot tubs.

Swedish massage with Tristian was amazing. Perfect pressure, no pain, and he worked through some…read morereal knots in my neck and shoulders. Space is beautiful, tranquil, and relaxing. Not a ton of amenities, but everything you need for a quick reset during the week. I'll definitely be back!

I booked a massage and I didn't get a massage…read more So why am I giving it 5 stars you ask? The service. Vivian the manager was great. Backstory: I am in town for my friends baby shower. She's 41, this is her first baby. It will probably be her ONLY baby. The women's body is crazy like that. Happy I'm able to decide what I want to do with my body. Tangent. I booked 2 massages. A maternity one and a regular Swedish massage. My friend goes in right before the appointment time. Perfect! My turn is coming right? Someone calls my name. Oops. She meant Catherine. Not Caroline. Idk that mistake happens often. I know because I have a sister whose name is Catherine. So I sit down. 20 minutes after my appointment time, the manager comes in and tells me the therapist didn't show up and they're fully committed today. (No wonder they confirmed the appointment a million times) she basically said "you ain't getting your massage today" but, nicer, wayyy nicer lol Am I annoyed? 100% Am I irritated? Totally I text my husband who is the rational one in the relationship and he said "give them some grace, it's not their fault someone didn't show up to work." He is right. They totally made up for it. I did the halotherapy which is this salt treatment thing and we got 2 pedicures. She even ended up comping my friends massage. The whole thing was comped. Honestly, she didn't have to do that. I could sense that she REALLY felt bad. Sometimes people apologize because they feel like they have to and it's not genuine. She was genuine. If I was a local, I'd come back just for the service. My friend loved her massage and really that's all that matters. (I have one scheduled in San Diego at the end of the month anyways) #firstworldproblems I hope my therapist is okay.

I had such a great time here. Friends and I reserved a cabana to celebrate some birthdays. When we…read morearrived, we were greeted by security (checking bags) and then on to the counter to get the run down. The staff were very clearly in how everything worked from ordering at the cabanas to the access we all had. A couple of us did a spa experience and really enjoyed it. I did the immersive sauna experience, and let's just say it was an EXPERIENCE that's a little hard to explain aside from using the word "intense." We ordered food and drinks. Everything was delicious. I do wish that the bartender would have been in a bit of a better mood and greeted us with a smile, but maybe she felt overwhelmed with it being a holiday weekend. Nonetheless, she made an amazing margarita. I will definitely be back!!!

My sister & I are gifted passes to a Soak at World Springs and decided on a Friday afternoon. We…read moremade reservations for 1pm and there were more people there than I expected so I guess several had the same idea as we did but this is probably normal, lol!! We arrived about 15 min prior, checked in, and found the locker room. The locker room is spacious with plenty of locker space, restrooms, and changing area. They have a bar area where you can order drinks and food with seating around. There were also water stations throughout. It was a hot day so definitely welcomed. You are also able to order drinks at most of the spring soaks using a QR code which we did. We got our towels and went to our first area - water temps ranged from 49 (Cold plunge) to about 104, I believe. I did the cold plunge for about one minute, lol. Definitely keep your hands out and breathe. We relaxed in others and chatted with a few friendly folks in each. Several had canopies above when to help block sun. I also did the immersive sauna experience which was my first sauna experience ever. I made it the 10 minutes - start hydrated, close your eyes, and relax. Overall, we enjoyed our time there and looking forward to the next visit.

Went here for my Birthday. I had dinner, it wasn't as crowded, some of the same individuals, that I…read morehave seen multiple times before, but I assume they have good taste as I do.

The Ritz-Carlton Spa Dallas: Almost $500 Per Person for the Ultimate Minimalist Luxury Experience…read more For my husband's birthday, we wanted a little five-star escape without flying to Hawaii or Fiji. So we booked two 100-minute couples massages for four people--almost $500 per person--and were promised something special in the Magnolia Room. Babysitters scheduled. Work phones muted. Husbands organized. Paradise, here we come. **11:00 AM -- Welcome to Paradise** We arrived to smiles and were told we'd be escorted to Magnolia after changing. Eventually, the ladies made it there. Our husbands did not. Apparently, "Couples Massage" at The Ritz begins by separating the couples and seeing whether they can eventually locate each other. Luxury team building. Magnolia was lovely: peaceful, elegant and so corporate-looking we had an urge to check our work email. The birthday refreshments? Gummy bears and sugary pretzels in glass vases. Nothing says "five-star celebration" quite like the CVS snack aisle presented in crystal. About 30 minutes later, our husbands finally found us. Champagne? No. Mimosas? No. Birthday setup? No. But perhaps we misunderstood. At The Ritz, **YOU are the celebration.** Why need champagne when you're breathing Ritz-Carlton air? Please be grateful. **12:00 PM -- FIND YOUR MASSEUSE** Massage time arrived. Our therapists did not. So began another complimentary Ritz amenity: "The Great Masseuse Scavenger Hunt." Eventually we found our way back, only to sit in an almost empty waiting room while therapists walked past us for about ten minutes, apparently looking for us. Perhaps invisibility is another complimentary wellness treatment. Finally: our luxurious 100-minute full-body massage with CBD oil and aromatherapy. **Welcome to Minimalist Urban Chic Massage™.** My request: firm upper body, medium lower body. My left arm? Apparently unnecessary. My right leg? Optional. My back? Touched so delicately I wondered if my therapist thought I was antique porcelain. Warm towels on my feet? No. Under my neck? No. Cold feet? -Customer responsibility. Cold neck? - Poor planning. Why warm the back muscles when we're barely going to massage them anyway? Efficiency. My massage ended before my husband's, leaving me sitting cold, listening to relaxing music and thinking, "I hope our friends are having a better experience." They weren't. My friend's husband came out with visible scratches on his back, which he said came from his therapist's nails. Now THAT is personalized service. Some spas charge extra for exfoliation. Apparently ours was included. **BUT THEN CAME CRAIG.** We didn't complain at the front desk because I didn't want to ruin my husband's birthday. I called management afterward, expecting someone to care. Enter "Craig: Defender of the Ritz" -- a man whose loyalty should be studied by military historians. I explained my massage. Craig defended the Ritz. I explained our friend came out with scratches. Craig informed me their therapists don't have long nails. **CHECKMATE, CUSTOMER.** Perhaps our friend scratched his own back while lying face-down. Perhaps a small woodland creature entered the treatment room. We may never know. I expected, "I'm sorry. This isn't the experience we want our guests to have." Instead, I felt questioned and dismissed. If the Titanic had Craig aboard, I imagine him standing proudly on deck saying: "With all due respect, ma'am, our ships don't hit icebergs." Craig, we salute you. Almost $500 per person taught us about "Minimalist Ritz Luxury" less massage, less warmth, less celebration, less customer service. More gummy bears. Luxury isn't marble, robes or a famous name. It's attention to detail, making guests feel cared for and listening when something goes wrong. And luxury isn't charging almost $500 for a massage because the building says Ritz-Carlton on the outside. If you're looking for paradise without leaving Dallas, keep looking. But if you're looking for an almost $500 massage, a complimentary scavenger hunt, optional body parts, cold feet, mystery scratches, CVS snacks in elegant glassware, and the opportunity to debate your own experience afterward... The Ritz-Carlton Spa Dallas has you covered.

I had an amazing experience at Culture!!! The staff was so friendly and the environment was very…read morerelaxing from start to finish. They have added some wonderful new amenities, which include the igloo room after your massage. Rachel was fantastic and gave me the best Himalayan stone massage. I definitely recommend Culture Day Spa!! Best spa in the area!!

i had the most wonderful facial yesterday with natalie, she was so professional ,knowlegable and…read morevery sweet. The spa is amazing!!! So beautiful. Had a great time.