It's a nice place to relax and unwind. You have your own room so you can just soak your worries…read moreaway. When you enter the room you'll have your own Sauna, Jacuzzi, Shower, even a bed if you need a nap.

Have been several times and it is consistently a clean and welcoming space. Out of town visitors…read morethink it is cool to have a public/private space like this and wish they had one in their towns.

I honestly feel bad I haven't reviewed one of my favorite places to visit! David and his family are…read morewonderful people who provide the best service! I feel welcome each time I walk through the door and always leave refreshed and in a better mood. I recommend Arctic Elevation to anyone who is seeking some relief from a hard day or simply to getaway from the busy life, we all seem to have. I'm excited to see how far this business will grow in the very near future!

10/10 no notes. Could stay here the whole day. Sauna and compression melted away the tension in my…read morebody. Hardest part is picking which IV drip and red light setting. Snacks and drinks are great. Service was wonderful. Thank you Julian. I feel brand new :)

This review is specifically about my experience as a trans femme here. I was unsure about coming…read morehere initially, after reading about places like Olympus Spa denying entrance to transgender women. I dress and present feminine, but am visibly AMAB. When I came in with my friend, who is a cis woman, they gave us both the pink sets of clothes and directed us to the womens side without asking or saying a word. Nobody bothered me while i was in the womens locker room and soaking pools, and everyone i encountered was friendly or neutral. The sauna and soaking tubs were wonderful, and overall, this was a great experience.

Visited on a Monday morning with my mom, just for a day pass (no treatments like body scrub or…read moremassage). We didn't know what to expect because of all the recent mixed reviews, but I was pleasantly surprised by our experience. My key takeaway is: This is a decent spa, as long as you don't look too closely! We started in the jjimjilbang and tried out the clay, salt and ice rooms. We had the place to ourselves! The rest area outside of the rooms is a bit dilapidated (reclining beds that didn't seem to function anymore - can't change the position to sitting up or lying down, and we couldn't figure out how to turn out the overhead lighting so we could read), but fine. Then we moved to the private salt room that's only available via the women's locker (smaller room, but seems more recently renovated and a bit cleaner). We followed this up with the women's only steam sauna (very spacious), dry sauna (three levels!) and the hot tub. The "cool" pool was essential for cooling down in between the sauna and the hot tub. The "warm" pool seemed a bit too hot - and not all that different in temperature from the "hot" pool. The spa was very peaceful, and we only crossed paths with a handful of other patrons during our 3.5 hours there. The shower facilities are decent, and the provided shampoo, conditioner and bar soap is fine! Generally, if you look closely, you can see ways the facilities are in need of improvement (peeling paint on the ceiling, rusting fixtures, missing bricks) but our experience overall was decent. It's $45 to enter for the day, but if you buy passes for 10 sessions, the cost reduces to $35 ($350 for 10 passes). My mom noted that the experience helped with her joint pain, so there are certainly therapeutic benefits! Overall, not the best Korean spa I've ever been to, but good enough for me to come back when I'm in town. Also: The woman who works at the front desk is super friendly!

I'm glad I found this little hidden spot not too far from my house! I went today for the first time…read moreand did my first ever float. Jeanna was very professional and welcoming. If you're looking for a high end fancy spa this might not be your style, but if you love and appreciate nature, simple calm spaces, good energy, and no frills wellness, this will be your place. Jeanna's prices are very fair and I like supporting a small business. I also really appreciate anyone who helps make wellness accessible for all. I look forward to going back to use the infrared sauna and having my husband try the float tank.

I have had my eye on this place for a while now, I've always wanted to try a float tank and this is…read morethe closest one to me. It popped up for me again while I was scrolling on Groupon, so I decided to get the two float package for both my partner and I and for my parents. I'm so glad I finally tried it out! I don't agree with some of the comments about the location, I found it to be very cozy and relaxing. For a first time experience, and as someone who really struggles with going to unfamiliar places, I found it to be perfect and not overwhelming. When I first arrived, the owner was not in the spa area but some paperwork to fill out was left on the desk. I actually really loved that because it gave me some time to settle into the environment and process everything before having to interact with anyone, which is huge for me. As a person with both Autism and ADHD (and I highly demanding job), I really struggle with overstimulation, nervous system dysregulation, adrenaline fatigue, and periods of severe burnout. My muscles are always very tense, about halfway through my body became very relaxed and I spent about 15 minutes just stretching and felt an incredible relief of tension like I've never experienced. I actually cried at one point because I didn't know it was possible for me to be able to relax like that. The sensory deprivation and having the opportunity to relax my body for the first time in a very long time is exactly what I needed before returning to work at the end of Winter break. Even as a first time float, I had such a great experience and came out feeling much more regulated and calm. I had really been struggling mentally and physically the last couple of months due to work, I feel like this really helped with regulating my nervous system. I'm going to try out the once a week for a month package in hopes that it will help with avoiding that level of burnout!

Staff is friendly, the workouts are great, 10/10 recommend. Tay manages the studio fantastically…read more My happy place. Thank you.

I have been a member of this community since it opened. I've only considered canceling my…read moremembership one other time when they had the Caroline crew, but this new crew they've hired has really soured my whole experience. Hotworx was my favorite place to go for stress relief, detoxing, alone time after work and weekend peace. Now, I have to make myself go because I am paying for the membership and feel guilty if I don't go. It all has to do with the staff. I'm completely surprised by the way the owners have allowed this new manager to create social media with her tatas out every time she posts something. The content she puts out is just distasteful and her husband in every video- it's very off putting and not "on brand". It reflects poorly on the company. The other young man is social awkward and I don't feel comfortable with him. He doesn't know how to interact with people, he bombards new signees the minute they walk out of the sauna, right in the middle of the isle and immediately asks what membership they want? What a turn off! Yet, if he is close to his lunch hour or it's too soon to closing time and someone new wants to sign up, he tells them he's off and to come back tomorrow. I, personally, have never felt comfortable with him being there if I'm alone at the studio because of his awkward presence, lack of knowledge and social skills. I don't know how a business has gone through so many different employees in such a short period. Additionally, this new staff doesn't seem to have the work ethic to clean and maintain the same level of sanitation that the previous staff has always done. I've only seen them sit or stand at the front desk. I've had to clean broken toenails out of my sauna AND I had left my sweater in a cubby for a week and no one had noticed it!

I've been going here for a few months once a week for electro acupuncture, wet cupping and some…read moremassage. Mostly electro acupuncture. I definitely notice benefits from going here and there are a lot of veteran clients that go here. If you're a veteran like myself that suffers from chronic pain type issues I highly recommend trying this place out! If you're service connected disabled it's also possible that the VA will pay for you to go here.

Excellent service, very personable and professional. I left feeling totally refreshed and relaxed…read more I rarely get massages, but I would go back to April again and again.

Ian Thornquist quickly diagnosed and fixed a leak in our aging hot tub, and offered new filters but…read moredecided that ours were still serviceable and would last a couple of more years. He was very professional and trustworthy.

I'm really disappointed with how Olympic Hot Tub handled what should have been a straightforward…read morewarranty issue. I own an Olympic Flair hot tub, and recently about half of the lighting system stopped working. I scheduled a service visit expecting a typical warranty repair. The technician came out, did an initial inspection, and noted some trace evidence of mouse activity inside the cabinet. At that point, he stopped work and the issue was effectively denied as a warranty claim. Here's the problem with that. This isn't about "mice being present." This is about the fact that mice were able to get inside the sealed cabinet of the hot tub in the first place. A product like this, with internal electrical components, should be designed and installed in a way that reasonably prevents that kind of access. The spa has not been modified, moved, or subjected to anything outside of normal residential use. Instead of addressing that root issue, Olympic chose to treat it as customer-caused damage and declined to proceed with repair. That doesn't sit right with me. I've since escalated this because the real concern here is product integrity. If rodents can get into the internal components, that's a design or installation issue, not just "bad luck." To be fair, the technician was professional and easy to work with. The frustration is with how the situation was handled after that point. If you're considering buying from Olympic, I'd recommend asking very specific questions about how their tubs are sealed and how they handle situations like this under warranty. That part of the experience has been disappointing. I'm still hopeful they'll step up and make this right, but as it stands, this hasn't been a great experience.

The front desk staff is absolutely clueless and needs to be trained better. Especially the young…read morelady with black hair and glasses. She's absolutely terrible at her job and needs to either be fired or retrained in her position. The red haired life guard is absolutely rude. This man doesn't know how to communicate. The shallow water pool was being shut down over an hour early due to swim lessons. This man watched my family and I get in the pool, didn't tell us, then blew his whistle and started telling people the pool was closing for swim lessons in the shallow pool. No swim lessons were even held in that pool during the time my family and I were there. The facility itself is disgusting. People eat in the women's locker room. There's always blood or poop all over the bathroom stall walls. Women bring their sons who are over the age of 5 in there as well and don't control them. So you have boys watching you change, and it's disgusting. The family locker room is even more disgusting. There's always pee all over the personal bathroom/showers. There's always pee all over the toilet and the floor. People throw toilet paper and paper towels all over the place, too. Someone even left their nasty fake eye lashes in the shower. The gym is gross, too. The wipe stations would be empty and people wouldn't clean up their equipment. People would also bring their children in there with them and let their children run around and play on equipment. I was working out in the back area one day, and this kid was sleeping on one of the machines

ZERO STARS 8/17/24 : I called in at least half a dozen…read moretimes (with no answer) because I was going to be in the area and wanted to confirm I was approved to workout there and to make sure they had adaptive equipment. The female attendant that answered the phone in the morning was so rude, it actually made me check I was calling the right organization to get information I needed . I'm very disappointed in this particular "Y", and that they have people answering the phone with this poor disrespectful attitude. She never gave me a direct answer - so gave up and went to my usual place.

Love working out here! The environment is great, the employees are great and the workouts push me…read morein ways I didn't think possible in a sauna!

Tried to tell them that my schedule is irregular and idk when I'd be able to come in and do stuff…read morethen their app went down and their door code didn't work so I couldn't get in. I told to them to freeze my membership, which they charge for but then they charged me again at the full membership rate when I wanted to keep it on hold. I filed a written report bc I couldn't keep calling them on the phone (when it was getting unwanted results) so they replied to my written report with a lies and more phone calls that didn't have time for.

Muckleshoot Health and Wellness is a beautiful building with lovely people who work there…read more They offer a fitness center with state of the art equipment, pool, racquetball, saunas. Dental clinic, massage therapy, health care, walk-in clinic, optical department, pharmacy, nutrition services with a dietitian. Youth and family services, conference rooms! Just to mention these that I know and have used. Lovely place for my medical care!

horrible service the employees here made me cry because nobody would help me find my mom and i had…read moreno service and i asked the worker behind the desk to help me find my mom abd they wouldnt and they wouldnt give me the wifi either, they just watched me cry and didnt help me. horrible, you need to retrain everybody on how to have some basic humanity. zero humanity here