This is my new favorite spa in DFW. There are so many saunas to choose from and is very clean. I opted for a foot massage service as well, it was worth every penny. The wet spa area is always my favorite way to end my time at a spa and found the area clean and well maintained. I emerged from the spa a new person. Can we talk about how wonderful the food selection is? There's juices, smoothies, ramen, ice cream, etc. they even have a giant menu detailing what's vegetarian and what has meat. Pro Tips: bring a beach towel for the super hot saunas as it's required for entry. Bring your own toiletries to shower between the sauna and the wet spa. Go early to avoid the crowds. read more

Compared to Spa Castle, this place is a dump. Half the equipment is broken. Half the facility is closed. Everything is old and disgusting even the customers are all ghetto. Def would not come here again. Rip off and much better spa's elsewhere read more

King spa and sauna was not a relaxing experience at all. Taking into account that it was a Saturday (midday) when we arrived, we expected it to be busy. What I didn't expect is to be greet by a security guard (or possibly a police officer) who aggressively demanded my shoes be removed while he walked in no shoe areas with his on. The facility was not well maintained, with common areas needing to be reset and wet floors needing to be mopped. Mats intended for safety were wet and slimy. Personal experience - I was surprised by such small children being in fully nude pool areas. If this place was rebranded as a social club with saunas and steam rooms I may have had a different expectation but I was disappointed by the loud club environment in the hydrotherapy pools. read more

This was my first time going to a Korean spa that is similar to what I have seen in Korean dramas. There were a lot more things to do for the entrance fee than I expected. It was $50 to get in. I did not get a massage, facial or any other services they offered. They take your payment upon entering, give you your bracelet for buying anything inside, and clothes to change. The women's locker area was spacious. However, there were only 2 small bathrooms and one sink. The was a pool/hot tub, but you had to be naked to use. There were towels you can grab, but not a lot of amenities were available. Outside of the locker room is the common area for men and women to chat, eat, chill, and go to different types of saunas. There were about 8 different types of saunas. Outside each door, there is a sign that lists the benefits of that specific sauna. It gets loud at times and people don't always say quiet even with signs everywhere. There were plenty of tables to eat after ordering food. You just pay with the bracelet and pay when exiting. There were a lot of food choices on the menu, but some items were expensive. We shared a dokbokki with ramen. It was good, but nothing exceptional. The water station is free. There is an area with recliners and a projector with TV. Overall, my friends and I spent about 2 hours here. It was a good place to relax after getting off the plane. I wish there were even more activities to do with the $50 entrance fee. The amenities in the locker could have been better. read more

King Spa & Sauna - Dokbokki - Day Spas Near Me - Dallas, Texas

This was my first time ever being at a Korean spa and it will not be my last. I was unsure what to expect from the overall experience but was pleasantly surprised by how clean the facility was and how much time can slip away when you're enjoying yourself. It's of course a little pricey but you do get quite a bit for the cost of admission. The run down: The gender specific locker rooms and the corresponding hot tubs/saunas were very nice. It is very much just an open room with showers and vetting levels of hot tubs and a cold plunge. I was there on a Saturday afternoon so it was fairly busy but still plenty of room in the sauna/pools. I did not participate in the Waterpark but noticed several coming in and out of the locker room who were. I started and ended my day in the sauna and it did not disappoint. At all. The rest of the spa was well organized and fun to explore. I found the saunas towards the back past the big screen to be my favorites. Varying levels of heat and areas for reprieve. The cold room was also an amazing cool off when I was needing a break from the saunas. I also received a massage that was a little pricey but nice. I felt a tad awkward as the Massuer watched me fill out my tip card following the session. Lastly, the food court was great. A little slower on service but decent flavor and fresh tasting. The menu items were a little pricey but after hours in the pools and a massage, it was worth it. I'll absolutely be back as I had a great experience and encourage anyone looking to experience a Korean spa to give it a go. read more

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I've come to King Spa a few times and have also visited Korean saunas in LA an Seoul. While King Spa is not quite as incredible as what you might get in LA or Seoul, it's 9/10 of the way there. A few highlights: 1. The temperature in both the saunas and the tubs gets piping hot. Way hotter than your standard US spa. 2. The fire sudatorium, one of the dry sauna rooms in the back, is both a hard-to-find room and incredible. It feels great to roast in there for a bit and then dip into the cold room to cool down. 3. The massage services are actually both great and readily available. Just walk up to the front desk to book. Other places can be booked out weeks in advance, but here I've had no trouble just walking up while I was there. Don't sleep on the food either, the cafeteria, while not amazing, is solid enough that it usually doesn't make sense to eat elsewhere. read more

It was nice. When I went it was not too busy so I was able to enjoy the facility! The food is great and the lounge area is very nice. Great place to relax! read more

5 out of 5, 10 out of 10...whatever it is, it's an amazing experience! I traveled to Dallas solely to try it and was not disappointed! It's $50 to enter and you can stay all day. You're greeted by the front concierge and have to take your shoes off before going through the doors to the spa. It's a requirement, not a suggestion! The space is beautiful and very clean if you can imagine. You're visually stimulated with the high ceilings, statues, and different spaces within the building. There is a service desk to help you decide what services you want to purchase such as massages or scrubs. You are assigned a key chain to stay with you during your duration of time. There is a pool area in sections in the back that is as long as the building, with hot tubs along each section. There is a sign that you have to be clothed because it is a FAMILY area so that is important not to miss. There are separated women and men locker rooms of course. In the locker room, you go to your assigned locker, per keychain, and get undressed. You have the option of spa clothes of course or go straight to your scrub session. There are isolated rooms like salt, hot sauna, ice cold, etc. for you to explore outside of the locker rooms. There is a huge theater to look at movies or just lay in the chairs and sleep. A lot of people were sleeping in the chairs or laying down in the back rooms. Plenty of rooms to go and try out for relaxation. The massages are off to the right upon entry after the cafeteria. I got a massage and it was absolutely amazing. It hurt so good but he adjusted pressure as needed and gave me tips after I was done. My friend got a scrub and looked as bright as the sun lol. Her skin was so supple and smooth. I can't say enough about the food! It's so easy to order and there is a huge variety to choose from. I'm speaking from personal experience, it's top notch Korean food! All throughout the spa you can sit and eat, spread out and lounge, watch social media on your phone (which we chose to avoid to disconnect for a bit) and literally stay there all day. There were all sorts of people there and everyone just seemed so relaxed and comfortable. Service was amazing all around and I'm definitely making this trip on our quarterly visits! read more

I am a 79 year old Viet Nam US Navy Veteran who went to the King Spa and Sauna based on favorable reports from my daughter and friends who enjoy going there. It was a new experience for me and I really enjoyed it. The hot and cold pools, the steam room and the body scrub were great. The many saunas and special rooms in the outer coed area were enjoyable. The swimming pools and fountains in the water park part of the establishment were a fun place to hang out and visit with friends. The food was very good and the atmosphere very peaceful and relaxing. It was a very pleasant experience overall and I look forward to going back again and again. read more

Have not found a good spa like this since Natura in LA closed. Loved all the different saunas rooms, whirlpools and the entire massage experience! Add this to your list of you are in Dallas. read more

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I was really disappointed with how overpriced King Spa & Sauna has become. For the admission price alone, I expected a much more premium and well-maintained experience, but it just didn't live up to the cost. Yes, there are multiple sauna rooms and amenities, but the facilities felt crowded and not as clean or relaxing as you'd hope for what they charge. On top of that, food, services, and add-ons are all priced high, so the total ends up being way more than anticipated. For the amount you spend, you'd expect a luxury-level spa experience. Instead, it felt more like paying premium prices for something pretty average. There are better value options in the area. I wouldn't return at these prices. read more

We came here on a weekend day and although the parking lot was full, when we got inside it wasnt super cramped or anything because this is actually a very huge space that can accommodate many. We spent about 2.5 hours here and it was time well spent. The first set of baths that is single-gender is not clothing optional. This space is the smallest one with 3 hot tubs that are kind of small and then one large pool area. There was also a steam room. My partner said his side was too crowded while the female side was not as crowded but there were waves of people. The shared pool and hot tub area you do wear your swimming clothes and there's much to choose from in terms of spa jets and pool areas. There's also a bar area. In the locker rooms at this portion, there's a spin-dry machine for your swim suits, which is very nice. The sauna area is also co-ed and there is also a small movie theater, seating area in the middle with comfy chairs, and a restaurant with Korean and American food. The sauna areas were clean but some of them were so hot you couldn't really go in barefoot (you'd need slippers). There as a very wide variety of saunas though and that was nice. Overall I was very impressed with the amenities though some areas are smaller than others. For $50 a person, it's a nice way to spend the day. read more

King Spa & Sauna - September 2025 Review I had a hard time finding recent, detailed reviews before my visit, so I'm sharing mine to help others out. The negative reviews scared me a bit since my husband and I rarely have time for relaxing day together, but Spa Castle is currently closed and we don't want to splurge for World Spring, so I'm glad we went to King Spa anyway. I honestly think it can still be a decent and relaxing experience if you know what to expect! Our last visit was over 8 years ago (pre-Covid), so here's the latest scoop plus a few tips: ** Admission Tip ** Skip paying full price. You can buy a discounted admission at Ko-Mart (Korean grocery store just 2 minutes away). At the Ko Mart cashier, the ticket is $42 vs. $50 at King Spa. ** Waterpark Area ** - They no longer have slides. - The jacuzzi bubble jets weren't working (water was warm-ish but not great). - The big pool had multiple working jets, but the water was a bit chilly. It might be ok if you're visiting during summer. Honestly, if you're short on time, I wouldn't bother spending much time in the waterpark. ** Bath Pools (Gender-Segregated, Nude Area) ** - You must shower before entering the bath pools, and you must be nude. - There are 3 warm pools with working jets and 1 cold pool (jets were off in the cold pool). My favorite was the cold pool, then soak in the warm herbal pool. - They also have a steamy sauna inside this area. ** Sauna Area (Co-Ed, Uniforms Required) ** - Saunas across the food court: Ice Room and 3 warm rooms. I loved the Bulgama. The heat was just perfect for me. - Go deeper toward the big screen/recliner area and you'll find more sauna rooms. The Fire Room (~220°F) was intense but a unique experience. The Base Rock Room was also nice, but you must bring a large towel for this. - After saunas, you can relax, nap, or get food from the food court. If you have more time, finish off with the nude-only bath pools inside the locker area before heading home. ** Couple's Tip ** This is how my husband and I did our visit: - First, check in at the front desk and get your wristwatch key. The number on it matches your locker, and it locks/unlocks it. Keep the watch on the whole time, it's waterproof. - Take off your shoes, then head inside to the help desk to pick up your uniform. - From there, men and women split to their separate locker rooms. Change into your uniform. - If you plan to use the waterpark, wear your swimsuit under your uniform. If not, just change and head back out to the main sauna area, where you can meet up with your spouse/partner. ** What to Bring ** - Large towel - only small ones are provided (large one cost extra), and you'll need a big towel especially for the Base Rock Room. - Change of underwear - you'll be in the uniform most of the time, but it's nice to have fresh undies after showering - Grip socks - helpful if you don't want to go barefoot (sandals aren't allowed). - Deep conditioner - apply before entering saunas and wrap in a towel; your hair will come out super soft. - Korean Sheet masks - fun, cooling, and perfect for the spa vibe. - Hairbrush/comb - the locker room provides toothbrushes, Q-tips, and hair dryers, but I prefer bringing my own brush/comb. ** Overall ** King Spa was clean, and overall we had a refreshing, relaxing time. I think it can still be a decent spa experience if you know what to expect. The waterpark area was a bit underwhelming since the jacuzzi wasn't working, but the bath pools and saunas made up for it in my opinion. For the best experience: grab a discounted ticket at Ko Mart, skip the waterpark, and spend your time rotating between the saunas and bath pools. My husband and I left feeling recharged and happy with our visit. read more

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i have been coming on a regular basis to this spa every 2 to 3 months during the past 4 years. The facilities are on the average okay compared to others and the wide range of wellness services they offer is hard to find in ONE LOCATION ALL TOGETHER in the DFW area. It is for this reason only that i have no choice but to come back to this spa for my regular wellness needs. But the critical thing i want to share to the public is the RUDENESS AND ARROGANCE of most attendants especially those at the reception and service counters. Not a single time that i went to the spa had i received a treatment from the front desk and service counters without rudeness and arrogance. At this point i am still able to tolerate such arrogance and rudeness so i still come back occasionally for my wellness needs. However, if there is another similar place in the DFW area that could provide services for my wellness needs in one location, I would not hesitate DROPPING KING SPA. If the owners of this place would like to do some improvements, i highly recommend raising their standards and criteria for hiring employees and select those with the pleasant personality who knows how to treat customers with courtesy and respect. read more

We came here for our new year celebration with family! Other members came several times in the past but it was first time for me! In my conclusion, I really enjoyed the spa and sauna experiences there! Since I know the Japanese tradition of taking bath in the public, my expectation was quite high but they met my expectations quite nicely! The facility is quite big and it has many attractions/activities there. Spa, sauna, water place, dining place, chilling spots, movie place, foot and full body massage place etc! My brother and I went to the spa first! We were there early so the water was very nice and clear with less people! Love it. Got to try, mild, herbal, cold and hot spa!! Oh how I miss hot spring in Japan but those spa made me feel like I'm in Japan They also had saunas in the male's sections and that was so good! FYI; spa is gender separated and only allowed to use it without clothing, so don't be surprised! After the spas, we got out of male's section and got to try rest of the saunas with my wife and her mom! There were many levels of warmness from freezing cold to sweaty hot! You gotta try all of it! You love it! When you get hungry you can go to the food court and you can have delicious hot meals and sweets as well as boba drinks etc! We just spent whole day doing all things back and forth! The cost of entrance is $50 per person but if you go to the Korean store nearby; Komart, you can buy a ticket for $42 per person saving $8! Anyways, this place is awesome so I hope that they keep up with their food and high standards! Cheers read more

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This place absolutely sucks! Ppl are rude, patrons are rude. Patrons took cell phones and tablets drink reading materials into saunas while talking loudly etc. Who ever heard of banning swims suits in a steam sauna or hot tub? Thats just plain nasty! If it doesn't bother you subjecting yourself to possible herpes, hep c etc then by all means this is your place!! Also we speak No Engwish either! 5 thumbs down! read more

50$ day pass on a weekday, which was money well spent. You have access to the gender nude hot tub, showers, about 10 different saunas, and a coed heated pools. We splurged and got scrubs too. Def worth it and perfect after an 8hr drive. read more

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First time going and it was a doozy. The saunas kind of all felt the same but the experience was great. Not too busy in a Tuesday afternoon. The price is meh for what it is and I question the sanitation in the sauna rooms due to the sweat being spread. Little sad body towels weren't available except for the small neck towels. The water park had some jets out and the water was Luke warm. Fun to kill time and just chill but not too exciting. The food was pretty good as well read more

King Spa & Sauna - Bibimbap and side dishes - Day Spas Near Me - Dallas, Texas

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Had a nice relaxing time here. Even enjoyed the food offerings that was a close enough authentic experience. There are many places to lounge including the wet room (separated by gender) saunas, Waterpark, movie theater and open lounge areas. I would like to see the facilities updated. Some of the furniture showed signs of wear and tear and the mats inside the saunas were worn. The facilities just feels very dated. They would benefit from a overall refresh. read more

this spa is very fun! there are a ton of different sauna rooms plenty of chill spaces and hot and cold tubs and steam room! they also offer whole body scrubs read more

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Never coming back. They did not respect their word when I tried to use my admission ticket that I got after paying for a service on a different occasion. read more

King Spa & Sauna - Scam ticket. Do not fall for the "promotion." - Day Spas Near Me - Dallas, Texas

I had high hopes for this spa after seeing it advertised on TikTok and planning it in my Dallas Trip itinerary since my boyfriend and I were visiting from Florida. However, I was sadly let down from first walking in. The lighting is gloomy and the staff does not inform you how the sauna services work, so you have to kind of play a guessing game to figure everything out. Then my friend and I (with whom I went with) decided to pay for a 40 minute foot massage that was $65 and we were very excited for it since we spent most of our days in Dallas walking and exploring. Total let down. The men doing the massages were very rough even though we mentioned that issue to them and the massage was more painful than enjoyable. Especially at the end when they slap and punch your feet (kind of odd to me personally). But what really left a bad taste in my mouth was when the men basically held us hostage and FORCED my friend and I to write down a tip for them before we could leave the massage room. My mood and experience was ruined!! They were very rude and hostile regarding that we write down a tip which is unacceptable in my opinion. The manager just said "sorry" and the issue was not rectified. Also everything was mostly closed and the whole spa is very underwhelming. I would definitely consider another spa especially for the price point!! read more

A lot. The pool bar was closed as well as the wine and cocktail lounge. You are charged for EVERYTHING. Disposable razors, full size towels. In the ladies locker room the women working in the spa/scrub area are in their bra and panties with gloves. They could simply wear the same uniform provided to the patrons. It's not a sweatshop. It was really creepy. The pool water was cold being an indoor pool in January. The 2 hot tubes were ok. I can't wait for Spa Castle to reopen. read more

I had not been to King Spa in a few years. I had a couple hours to blow before my plane so I thought why not go try out King Spa? It is double the price now .. This place has gone way downhill. None of the Jets are working inside or outside pools. No discounts. you must wear your shoes here, but you can't wear your shoes there and no uniforms here and must wear a uniform there. That's alot of going back-and-forth to change your clothes and put your shoes on and off. But the worst was just none of the Jets working inside or outside. That was why I went there ..never again King Spa in Dallas. Can't wait for Spa Castle to open up again. read more

I used to love coming to King Spa back in 2023/2024. But ever since 2025, the quality of the food and services has gone down hill. They increased the prices but lowered the portions of food and the quality. I got the cold noodles and not only did they give me an overcooked egg, there's eggshells in my bowl. I'm going to start going to Spa Castle or World Springs now. read more

King Spa & Sauna - Eggs shells in the broth, over cooked egg. - Day Spas Near Me - Dallas, Texas

Been here a few times and looks like it will be another of my "go to" places when I'm here in Texas. I will preface this review by saying I only go during the week when it's "slow". I enjoy being able to get right in on the ala carte services, and definitely enjoy the quiet. I understand children are allowed in and so far - I've not seen any! Maybe the weekends get a little crazier, don't know and don't want to find out. Entrance fee to enjoy the saunas, pool/jacuzzis, and many amenities is "only" $50. They have many saunas (!!), a great food area, and very clean locker rooms. Todays visit I believe I found my perfect routine - 1 hr chair and foot massage, followed by the body scrub/massage (60 min, we tried the 90 min once before and felt it was just way too long). We topped it off with the V-Steam which was interesting and would do it again. All in all, it was the most relaxing 6 hour day, and relatively inexpensive compared to other day spas I've been to. The chair/foot massage was pretty intense, and well worth the good type of pain! This guy found every single knot...even in my toes! Every staff member was pleasant, and our favorite is definitely the food! Now I'm very pleasantly relaxed... read more

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King Spa used to be great. My wife and I would come here on weekend for 2 to 3 hours - enjoy that saunas and sometimes get a massage. All for a reasonable price of around $25. Then they built the pool side - doubled the price to $50 and now attract a different audience that stick around their all day. For us, who don't want to use the pool areas (we have a pool), and just want sauna and massage for 2 to 3 hours, $50 makes no sense. Too expensive. If wish they had a pricing option for sauna only. Until that day, too bad that it is over. read more

The place was a lot cleaner than I visited last time before couple years back I can understand they're trying to upscale thems , they added a lot of stuff like wine bar , water park , and raised their prices across everything such as food , entrance , and other services I like it the result seems to be a lot cleaner place it's not as crowded read more

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Good spa, very chill spot, friendly staff. They just to do more crowd control with the gay men using it as a cruising spot in the wet area saunas and in the Watermark locker room read more

best experience ever and so worth your money!!!! wish they had some kind of monthly membership id be there every week

It was a wonderful spot. I mean my best friend came into town for a training and we went and had such a good time. The place was beautiful. Had lots to look at the rooms were decorated nicely. It was just a good experience read more

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I don't understand the bad rating for King spa. It's my 4th time going here and I still have yet to have a bad experience. Minus one star because I agree that staff do walk around in their shoes and I don't like that. I don't mind being barefoot but the staff should also be as well or they should be provided work slippers or something. I think the admission is quite reasonable you can soak in the hot bath, steam room, and saunas there's a movie room and lounge chairs. Some chairs could use some updates and they could add free massage chairs or at least heated chairs. But I was pleasantly surprised with the new oxygen room upgrade. Will add that you should bring your own body wash, shampoo and conditioner because they have bar soap :(( Then a pair of thick socks and a big bath towel to be able to lay in one of the hot room. I also paid extra for the scrub and Swedish massage and everything was great. The tofu soup is flavorful and the kimchi fried rice is good as well. The food is actually very good compared to this high end Korean spa I went to in the New England state for the same price. read more

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Went to this Spa today the massage was good but in the Water Park area a yiungblady purchased me a drink and the bartender charged me for 3 drinks and added a $7 tip. I got charged $50 for drinks I never ordered. The manager was rude at the front desk. The bartender lied and said I ordered the drink which I never did. The bartender was also selling drinks under the table to the same customer via Cash App. When I told on him he denied it. Just horribleexperience, unprofessional management, unprofessional bartender. I wouldn't recommend this place. I have no reason to lie about ordering a drink. read more

King Spa & Sauna - Day Spas Near Me - Dallas, Texas

King Spa is always a good time, although they keep raising their prices :'( It used to be $35 for entry but now it's $50. I'll say that if they increase any more, it would be hard for me to think it's worth it, since most of the nicer experiences inside cost additional money as well. I always like to go to the sauna an then come out and get cold noodles after--so yummy! read more

King Spa & Sauna - Cold noodles - Day Spas Near Me - Dallas, Texas

So first two times I came this place was unbelievable! So clean and almost new looking! But when I took my friends for my bestie's birthday, it was a disappoint. Lots of attractions were shut down and the water in the open pool area had a weird green color. And the sauna had suspicious looking foam which would disappear and reappear. The pros however are their huge selection of hot rooms. My favorite is the one in the back where it's so humid and hot that you start sweating almost immediately. Yes girl get those toxins out! Also their females only section has good herbs in it. Super relaxing. I still want this place to stay open as besides this and spa castle (which is #1 now in my book) there isn't anyplace else that offers this Korean spa service. I hope that they improve as I still plan on returning. read more

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VERY IMPORTANT: 1. The bar isn't opened on weekdays just Friday - Sunday. 2. After 9 PM weekdays only thing open are the separate sex showers (fully nude) and the saunas. The establishment looks beautiful outside. Will update this review once we go. UPDATE 4/19 : It was an okay experience! There was like a mini theater which was interesting and another one that showed movies til 9 PM. It was weird that they were all living room sofas and couches but that could just be a me thing. I was expecting something a little bit nicer for the price we paid to get in. The sauna rooms and red UV light rooms were the best part of this experience. I will say the cafeteria part was a little be underwhelming appearance wise but the food prices looked on par for what you'd get at a restaurant. The pool area was open but we didn't know which side was the hot tub or what any of the waters were supposed to be for? Wish could've had a little bit more of guidance in that area. For the most part the older staff seemed more attentive and friendlier than the younger staff. Otherwise it was an okay experience for the price of what you get. I think for the saunas aspect... the $100 is worth it. They also offered massages and facials but we didn't partake so maybe those are good! read more

I'm rating my experience strictly on a day pass during the week, no add-ons like massages or facial services. My daughter found this place when I told her to find a day pass for a spa. Initially I was not convinced that this was a great idea but decided to go once I reviewed the alternatives she came up with . And I must say that I was pleasantly surprised that using the day pass included services turned out really well. The number 1 for me was lack of a crowd since we went during the week so we had our choice of the different sauna room element options alone or with maybe 1-2 others. It was very clean and the pool seemed to be clean and sanitized. Personally, I thoroughly enjoyed the regular salt, pinewood salt, infrared and Bulgari sauna room, and my daughter loved the pyramid room. Also, thoroughly loved the fact they had a regular pool, heated pool (21 & over) and hot tub options. Additionally there was a separate pool and sauna/ ice room connected to the ladies room ( for nude use only). Biggest drawbacks during the week is limited services ( alcohol bar sales closed and fish not available). Also food prices appear to be a little high, probably comparable to local attractions and events Ex $4 bottle of water, $7 fries. Additionally, although I did not use the add-on services, ( facial, massages) they appear to be priced very reasonable. I would definitely return, probably on a weekday to use the day pass read more

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King Spa is my escape for relaxation and rejuvenation. The $125 massage I purchased came with a free admission ticket for next time-- a thoughtful touch! Love the variety of sauna rooms, from the Salt Room to the Pyramid Room. It's clean, and an adequate place to unwind for hours. The women at the front desk seems over being there. And while the massages are pricey, it's so worth it to try one, so you can elevate your experience. I'll be back soon! read more

Love coming here after a rough week at work. The hot tubs, saunas, and smaller rooms are always clean and tidy. Friendly front desk reception staff! read more

King Spa & Sauna - Baked eggs - Day Spas Near Me - Dallas, Texas

The weekend we went the water park was closed due to maintenance. We payed $30 each person. We tried the cold noodle, it's bland but tbh it was good after a hot sauna. My favorite room is the pyramid, it smells like hazelnut in there. Overall, good place to relax. read more

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