This place is truly what Fort Lauderdale needs to step up this health and wellness community! The…read morefact that they give breathwork as a class is amazing to me and they even have free breathwork on Thursdays ! I can't wait to come back and try their cold plunge, sauna and red light therapy!

Joined a friend for Sauna and cold plunge. Achy legs were gone. Now looking for a place in the…read morenortheast where I live. Get in now on the ground floor.

This place is pure magic. During Renee's breathwork class, I transcended beyond myself--tears came,…read morehands reached out, and I felt deeply held. For half an hour I was truly free. Renee is a rare guide, so connected to the source that she lights the way back for others. I left transformed, knowing change is possible not just for me, but for anyone. I'll definitely be back.

What a beautiful space and environment. Very clean, and their staff are very welcoming…read more Rejuvenating experience all around. Highly recommend SHIFT!

ok, so first I didn't realize the Equinox SPA had it's own "Check in" page before I left my…read moreoriginal review on the gym page. So I pasted that review below this one, which is my 2nd visit to the Spa. This time around, not only was I greeted at the main entrance and provided with my Aescape massage outfit, but Arnold from the Spa greeted me at the front and walked me back to the Spa and got me all set up for my 2nd robot massage. Once again, I loved it! So this time around, I opted for the upper back and shoulders massage. The table remembered my settings from the last time so I didn't have to go through those steps again [it does give you the option to make adjustments though]. After body scan it got to work focusing on the knots in my shoulders - in addition to the ability to adjust the pressure throughout the massage, you could also 'heart' on the screen at any point of the massage that you loved, I would imagine so the robot knew to keep doing that or maybe a little extra focus. 30 minutes well spent and I got a 20% offer to come back next time. This time around the Spa desk was fully manned. ***my review from the Equinox Gym page *** My review is for the Aescape massage provided by Equinox. I saw an ad for the Aescape robot massage while scrolling Facebook - Aescape places these massage machines in different gyms and spas, so I picked the Equinox in Aventura since it was the closest. Check-in at the main gym front entrance was quick and pleasant , but once I got to the desk in the spa area it took a minute to find anyone to actually help me. Eventually someone showed me to the room and had me change into the little fitted top and bottom they provide. You also take off your shoes and jewelry and put your hair up so the machine arms don't get caught. Everything is computerized [no surprise there] When you lie face-down, there's basically an iPad-esque screen right under you. From this screen you pick your massage style, pressure, focus areas, ambiance music, adjust the table... all of it. Then the machine scans your body to map out your stress points like it's building a strategic plan for your back. FYI -- if you move, even a little, the machine pauses until you're back in position. I chose the full-body massage with extra attention on my shoulders. Each section had phases -- a warm-up, the main massage, and a cooldown. You can skip past any section if you want and adjust pressure at any time. Now, my mind kept flashing to every robot movie I've ever seen but honestly? This was one of the best massages I've had. The machine knew exactly where my shoulder knots were hiding. When I finished, there was nobody at the tiny spa desk again, so I just quietly walked out. Wasn't sure what else to do lol I give the massage itself 5 stars, but took one off because the spa area felt completely unattended both when I walked in and when I walked out. I wasn't even sure if I was supposed to check out with someone or just disappear into the sunset I will say I recall the person who helped me saying it was a relatively new addition to the gym [I think], and I did receive a follow up text asking about my experience. For the price [$19 to $$29] it cant be beat. I'm definitely going back, not just for the cost though but because that massage actually got the knots out of my shoulders!

extremely dissatisfied with club customer service, bad atmosphere, bad vibes, ignores requests.read more

The atmosphere is great, and people working there are really doing their best to help you relax…read more You might be in a hurry, but they talk in such a way, that helps you chill and enjoy the calm.

Lovely self care experience. The interior is very calming with everything you need to feel relaxed…read more The sauna is high tech, easy to use and customizable to your liking. The float room is larger than I expected and the shower inside was convenient for a full rinse afterwards. It took a few minutes to get used to floating without effort but afterwards it was easy to feel relaxed and comfortable.

I hadn't been to Thermea at PEMS Spa since they relocated, and wow -- the upgrade is real. They've…read moretruly enhanced the entire space. All the favorites are still there -- sauna, infrared, cold plunge -- all the good, restorative things -- but the expanded backyard creates such a beautiful, elevated vibe. The meditation room is absolutely perfect: cozy, grounding, and so peaceful you genuinely forget you're in the middle of Fort Lauderdale. From the moment I walked in, the team was warm and welcoming. Sasha greeted me with such kindness, setting the tone immediately. My therapist, Esteban, gave me a 90-minute deep tissue massage that was exactly what I needed. I walked in carrying so much stress I'm convinced my shoulders were practically up by my ears -- and he truly worked the muscles and joints with intention. Not a fluffy, oil-and-elbows massage, but real, therapeutic bodywork that made a difference. It felt like a little piece of heaven tucked inside the city. I love that they also host monthly events supporting artists -- such a thoughtful touch. I don't know why I don't come here more often, but I'm officially committed to changing that. Absolutely amazing experience. Can't wait to go back.

I haven't been to this place in several years, but I loved it. It's such a good place to go if…read moreyou're healing and just spiritually need to get right and need some quiet recovery time for yourself

Just got a new hot tub from this place and the service and quality is AMAZING!!! I couldn't be…read morehappier. The staff takes the time to inform and educate and makes you feel comfortable with your purchase. I highly recommend Florida Hot Tub and Sauna!

I purchased my hot tub in 2021 from this company. It stopped working in February 2026. After a…read moremonth trying to get the service manager to call me back he ordered what he thought would fix the problem. $202 for the part 2 weeks later installed still didn't work. Circuit board was ordered $189 and $330 for installation. Still didn't work. After hours the service tech blamed my breaker. Called an electrician and tested the breaker it was fine. He read circuit board schematic and found the problem. Service tech did an incorrect installation and did not remove a jumper wire. $232 for electrician. Spoke to the owner Larry he didn't seem to care about the service tech incorrect installation or my electrician fee. It is profit over customer service. Never again.

I want to start by saying my attendant was very nice and didn't appear to have anything to do with…read morethe marketing that brought me in. Based on my experience in marketing and branding, she was clearly following a script she was trained on. The moment I asked questions off script, there were no answers--and no one else stepped in to help. That alone told me this may not be an isolated situation. This location is actually great--right near the LA Fitness I use, surrounded by other health and wellness businesses. On paper, it's the perfect spot for a place like iCRYO. The issue is how I was brought in. My daughter came across a social media ad offering a $349 package for $47 "TODAY ONLY" with a countdown timer and limited availability. Obvious red flags--but we still gave it a shot. As adults who are active and into fitness and wellness, we genuinely enjoy supporting local businesses that align with that lifestyle. I signed up, paid the $47, and within minutes got a call to book same-day. I was told to expect about a 30-minute visit including a tour. When I got there, everything started off normal--check-in, paperwork, quick tour. I've done cryotherapy and compression therapy before, so I was familiar with most of what they offer. For context, I had knee reconstruction surgery at 18 and have dealt with chronic pain ever since. Managing it through fitness and recovery is just part of my life at this point. So trying something new for $47 is typically worth it in the aggregate. The service I received was red light therapy, which I hadn't tried before. It was presented as part of a "$379 weight loss body contouring package." Screenshots of the actual advertisement and messages are included in this review. The attendants description was read off of the brochure posted in the therapy room. It listed about 20 ailments you can treat by changing the settings of the machine (interestingly, weight loss wasn't even one of them). Stress, hormone balance, pain, autonomic nerve balance, and soft tissue repair were some of the options. I chose "athletic recovery," since I had just come from the gym. A pic of that chart is also included. I was told the session is 12 minutes of therapy and was given basic instructions on how to start the machine after disrobing. It lasted about 8 minutes (I timed it while listening to a podcast). It's similar to a tanning bed, flatter and less comfortable. Afterward, the attendant (again, very nice) went into the membership pitch, which I expected. You advertise to get bodies in front of your pitch person, I get it 100%. After hearing the different plans and memberships, I asked one simple question: What would that exact session cost if I walked in off the street? Answer: $39.....? So I clarified--just to be sure I wasn't misunderstanding--that I had just paid $47 for something that normally costs $39. She confirmed that was correct. No other words spoken. I asked about the $379 package I supposedly purchased, and she said that was a third-party promotion and she wasn't familiar with it. (Insert awkward silence) No one stepped in. No one tried to explain it. No one seemed surprised. I turned down the offer to pay more money for additional sessions and walked out the door. On my way to my car, I remembered I grabbed a screenshot of the advertised package for reasons lole this...... Surly if I show her I was telling the truth I would get a different reaction. That was a negative ghost-rider.... neither her or the other two employees in the room acted concerned or suprised that I was baited with a "$379 package for only $47" offer, and the off-the-street price is $39. There was still no explanation or attempt to reconcile the situation. Just more awkward silence and stares. At that point, it felt less like confusion and more like a disconnect between the marketing and what is actually being delivered in-store. It seems like this is their intended model. To continue to be fair: the staff I interacted with was polite, and the facility itself is clean and well-located. That's what makes this more frustrating--because the underlying business seems solid. What I would have liked to reasonably understand (and would still welcome): What exactly is included in the advertised $349 package? How does that differ from the $39 walk-in service I actually received? Why didn't the staff know about the package or advertisement? Does that promotion and result represent their brand the way they intended? The silver lining in this story is the opportunity to share the experience with the review community so others don't get scammed. Beware when you see an iCRYO promotion or advertisement. Over time, you are usually on the receiving end of warnings and praise for businesses and services. Today, I am a giver! My $47 investment will hopefully help another member of the community. In the meantime, my search for new technology that can help manage my pain continues.

I had an amazing experience here from start to finish. My host was very informative, welcoming, and…read morehelpful, which made me feel comfortable right away. I started with the red light therapy bed for about 12 minutes, and it was honestly the best sleep I've had in a long time. My body felt relaxed and energized at the same time -- such a great feeling. After that, I did the compression therapy on my legs and hips, which felt sooo good, especially with all the training I've been doing. I also tried an IV drip that really woke my body up, and then I finished with the cryo session... which was insane in the best way. I went in wearing a sports bra, shorts, high knee socks, gloves, and a face/neck cover -- but next time I'm definitely bringing a hat! I danced the whole time in the cryo chamber to Bad Bunny's "Tití Me Preguntó", which made the experience even more fun. This was my first time doing anything like this, and it couldn't have come at a better time. My boyfriend surprised me with the full spa package to help me prepare for my half marathon the next day, and it was exactly what my body needed. I can't wait to go back. Highly recommend!

Awesome place. Amazing people. Very fun. They went out of…read morethe way to stay open for me so that I could get Cryo done on a Saturday. Great times! Highly recommend it.

The ONLY reason I rate Hollywood Cryo this low is that this is my 3rd time showing up and they are…read moreclosed. If I have to call every single time I go it loses big time on convenience. Take note of their weird hours and make sure you call before you go. If it's not open or convenient forget it.

We got our beautiful sauna from The Sauna and Steam Center, and could not be happier. They are as…read moreprofessional and meticulous and they come. I highly recommend them, and I'm tough to please. Kudos to them and their team!

From the owner: Custom Sauna, Portable Sauna, Steam Room Equipments, Steam Room Accessories, Finnleo products, Mr…read more Steam products, Amerec products.

Any spa that FORCES a 20% gratuity at service fee or whatever other garbage you want to call it is…read morea complete scam! Too bad you guys charge $360 for a massage then feel the need to FORCE a 20% charge on top of that??? You guys should really be shut down!!! Completely disgusting practice. Hope you guys go bust!

Unfortunately, I don't see myself returning, which is a shame because this spa truly has some of…read morethe nicest facilities in South Florida. After several visits, I've realized that it doesn't matter how beautiful the space is if the environment is consistently disrupted by disrespectful patrons and if staff make no effort to maintain a relaxing atmosphere. During my most recent visit, I checked in an hour early specifically to enjoy the amenities. While I was in the women's sauna, a group of girls were sitting directly outside playing music at full volume, letting their phones ring and ping with notifications, and talking loudly the entire time. Several staff members walked by and said nothing. I moved to the coed area hoping for a more peaceful experience, but instead found a woman in the hot tub with a full tripod setup actively recording. Again, multiple staff members passed without addressing it. I finally went to the front desk to ask whether filming was allowed, and only then did someone approach her, yet she continued recording even after being spoken to. After my treatment I was hoping maybe the people who were disturbing the peace might have left but unfortunately they were still in the women's room, this time one was FaceTiming somebody from the hot tub. It was at this point that I accepted defeat and just decided to leave. I simply cannot wrap my head around how people think it's OK to film and stream in private areas, and how the staff can walk by and say nothing. My actual treatment was fantastic, but it is impossible to overlook how often the relaxation areas are filled with people talking loudly, playing music, and taking videos on their phones in areas were privacy as generally expected. When a spa charges premium prices, guests should reasonably expect a premium experience that protects privacy. I'm not getting that here anymore.