I came here in April 2026 after seeing it in on social media, and it was definitely amazing. I…read moreordered a bath treatment and a deep tissue massage, and both experiences were amazing. I became excited and relaxed at the same time. There are multiple infinity pools and I loved the silk pool the most as it had a milky hue, which is comforting to the eyes. There is an expansive food hall with multiple options. This is a place I'd love to come back to.

Came here in 2024 for my bachelorette and had hotel rooms and this time I came back with my husband…read morefor the day! Pretty consistent experiences and still enjoyed all the different pools and saunas. Love the tangerine ice cream and still love the deluxe scrub. Such a great way to spend the day with loved ones. For $120 for the day and $180 (with gratuity) for the scrub, I wish I was treated the way the spa treatment individuals were treated. They pushed us away from valet parking and we walked a little ways over. We were treated very well by all the employees.

This is my second time here and I have another great experience! The space is clean, well…read moremaintained and the food is absolutely delicious. We spent about 5 hours here on this trip, but I definitely could have stayed longer. There is a parking lot a block or two down the street, as a treat parking is limited. I definitely would recommend visiting and will continue to return!

I was really excited to visit King Spa in Palisades Park while I was in the tri-state area. I had…read morebeen to the King Spa in Niles, IL several times and absolutely loved it, so I was expecting a similar relaxing experience. Unfortunately, I left feeling completely disappointed and more stressed than relaxed. I went on a Monday morning hoping to avoid crowds and have a peaceful day. Things started off on the wrong foot almost immediately. While I was simply checking the size of the uniform, holding it up to see if there was a difference in the width, an employee came over and snatched the second pair out of my hand as if I was trying to take something I shouldn't have. It was not a great way to start when I had barely gotten in the door. Next, the layout was also really confusing. The spa is spread across multiple floors with different sections and stairways, but no one explained where anything was or how to navigate the space. I spent a lot of time in the morning trying to figure out where I was and it felt like I was nosing around someone else's house: uncomfortable. The biggest issue, though, was communication. A woman in the locker room offered my niece and me a deal for two massages for $140 ($70 each) and asked me to send the money through Zelle. I sent $170, including what I thought was a generous tip of over 20%. She arranged the appointment, but I didn't confirm what type of massage I wanted. I foolishly assumed they would ask before starting. We had lunch beforehand - the food was delicious and the portion was huge. Unfortunately, they don't offer to-go boxes, so I needed to reschedule our massages in order to finish my meal. Before even finishing my meal, I went to the massage counter to see if we reschedule our appointments. A younger patron helped translate at the massage desk, but she needed my time slot and took it for herself. She told me the woman would help me reschedule and then left. When I tried to figure out my new time, the interaction felt rushed and dismissive. I was given time without being asked if it worked for me, and when I asked about other options, I was told there were none. I would have cancelled but had already paid, so I took the L. When it was finally time for the massage, we were taken back without anyone asking what type of massage we wanted. I realized my mistake because it was a much more intense massage style and is not my preference. At that point though, after so many rushed and uncomfortable interactions, I honestly didn't feel comfortable advocating for myself to tell them I wanted reflexology. The final issue happened while I was changing before leaving. The same woman who arranged the massage came over and told me I hadn't paid enough tip. I was confused because... it was a tip. She told me I owed another $20 and (to add insult to injury) that I couldn't get my license back from the front desk until I paid. That brought the tip to over 35% on a service I didn't choose and didn't enjoy. I came to King Spa looking for rest and relaxation, but instead left feeling like I had spent my hard-earned money somewhere that never quite felt comfortable and certainly not welcomed.

thanks for the Leg compression and hip compression. I couldn't have run my fastest half marathon…read morewithout you guys.

The team is so wonderful! I highly recommend the red light therapy, sauna and facial services here…read morethey have excellent estheticians.

Consistently horrible customer service. AT BEST the staff is unorganized and unprofessional. I…read morewould rather cancel my membership than ever go to this location again.

Went there while sick. On an IG first time client promo. Told them ahead of time I was on the tail…read moreend of bronchitis. Wanted immunity and boost. They told me to come in and the $99 option is what I'd get. only after I met w their nurse (on a iPad) and was already in the IV chair, they tell me the bag they selected for me isn't recommended for ppl w bronchitis as it could impact my airway. I should do zinc only or they could upsell me something else to add to it. So I wasted an hour. paid $99 for liquid zinc. Could've taken a 20 cent vitamin. Total scam. They knew my request ahead of time. Brought me in anyway and then tried to upsell me things to add on top of the promo bag. Will never return nor recommend. Found a nice, honest private nurse who I've been going to for all my IV needs ever since. Will forever avoid these franchised places.

2026 September Update: No women EVER! They use both locker rooms for men. You get a locker its…read morechanged to 7 days per week all MALE closes at 830pm I think. $30 cash or Credit card include two towels and a rack of flip flops for you to use. Sunday I went noon to 3pm busy crowd. Two steam rooms, both busy with action, and I mean everything was going on. A number of large rooms you can use for privacy. About 14 showers and lots of washing area. Two bathrooms. And two smaller rooms. I will go back, the age and race range is all over the board. I would say from 21 to 75. Soap in the showers, but bring your own lube rubbers if you plan to play some more.

I very much enjoyed my time here…read more While not especially high end, I found the space to be clean and well maintained. Unlike other Korean spas, they do not have a proper restaurant. They sell pre-packaged Ramen bowls for $10. The facilities are simple and cozy -- a lounge area with lockers, couches, and a tv, a bathroom, a 'sleeping' room, as well as a wet area that includes an open shower area and a steam room. The co-ed section is even more cozy -- two saunas and a small lounge. On the day I visited, I found my fellow spa-goers to be friendly and open, and from what I gathered from chatting with folks, that seems to be the norm. I'll certainly be back at some point.

Checked out Paradise Spa and it's much more low key and felt really clean, though it is smaller…read morecompared to King Spa in the area. I booked the Paradise Premium package for my husband's birthday, which included a 40 min Korean body scrub, a 1 hr deep tissue massage, and a 1hr foot reflexology massage. My only complaint was that they purposely assigned three different staff members for the three different services, which felt a bit disruptive. On the bright side, I really enjoyed my female scrubber and masseuse by Linda and Nancy, though I didn't care for the male masseuse as much. For amenities, there are two main saunas in the co-ed area. I loved the clay mud ball room, it was a unique twist! They also have a Himalayan salt room, which was enjoyable, though it didn't get very hot. Just a heads up, inside the shower locker area, there is a hot tub and a steam room, which is a fully nude zone

I took my best friend here last minute with intentions of exploring the different rooms and soaking…read morein the jacuzzi/hot tub. & long story short, we had a great time until it was time to leave and the demand from their staff for tips, what felt like we were being " watched" ( as if we would run off without paying), and the rudeness when they misplaced my friends ID & got upset with us. So long story short, after planning to return in a few weeks, we will NEVER go back. When you check in you have to give your credit/debit card, or ID, or car keys in order to be given an electronic locker key to keep your belongings. You then select a spa "outfit" (pants and shirt) in your size. In the next area you remove your shoes and put them in a cubby. Then a super fast run through by a woman with a heavy Asian accent, so you barely understand. Then you find out that the showers , hot & cold pool ( because they don't have a jacuzzi/hot tub as advertised) is all NUDE! Lol

Beautiful pool and location. The upkeep needs massive improvement. There is little cleaning in…read morerecent months (for instance, the floors are filthy and there's been a tissue at the base of one of the shower stalls for a week), the ladies steam room hasn't worked in many weeks, the showers are colder every day. It feels like the owner has given up and hasn't been in house at all. No yoga, no Pilates. Would be fantastic if the property wasn't run into the ground.

I just joined the Palisadium today. There are some positives and negatives. I'll start with the…read morepositives: the gym had barely anyone there so you pretty much have it to yourself. I liked the steam room, as well. The negatives: the sauna was not working and the machines in the gym are old. Also, I was told by a very nice young female employee that it would cost $20 to use the lockers which was a one-time fee. I paid the $20 and began my workout. A short time later, the girl told me the lockers cost $20 every month. I find that to be ridiculous and said I would like my $20 (that I had just paid less than an hour ago) refunded. A very rude young male employee said it's non-refundable. I said I'd like to speak with the manager. He told me she was teaching swim lessons and she wouldn't be available for four hours! I will be back at the gym tomorrow or the next day and will update my review on this situation.

My sister gifted my girlfriend and I a couples massage for Christmas and we redeemed it this week…read morefor our anniversary. All-in-all it was a great experience. Even with the gift voucher they charged a $50 tax and service fee which they asked for up front. Kind of odd to me, but at least it wasn't sprung on us at the end. The place is very clean and the massage itself was really good. I prefer it strong and my masseuse was able to do that.

I am sorry to write this review. I have been going to this spa since 2000 when they were located on…read moreMain Street. I went about two years ago at this new location and was not impressed and my experience recently confirmed they are more concerned about making money than providing good service. We called for an appointment and we were told to come. When we got there the elevator was not working (not working for several days) but was not told ahead of time. If they and they did - tell your customers ahead of time. The service was just okay and has fallen off considerably. There was no other customers and I could tell why. There are many options for Korean spa and they should be explored. It's not worth the cost. A facial in the dark which consists of putting something on your face is not what I paid for It's not a good for what you paid for

Came here to get a private Korean scrub. It's a really nice option to be able to come here…read morespecifically for a scrub and be in and out vs needing to go to an entire spa. The owner speaks English very well. I was in the sauna for a few minutes then moved to a steam room for a little longer and then came time for my scrub. It was efficient and I truly appreciate all the efforts having to remove years of dead skin off my body. Having someone scrub and towel dry me feels like a luxury that I should only experience every once in a while, but when that time comes again I absolutely plan to come back here.

This spa is a hidden gem in Fort Lee. My friend books appointments for me when I visit NJ, and I…read morecouldn't be more grateful. I now love Spa Dew! I have had a body scrub and a handful of massages, all of which were great experiences. Both Julie and Michelle are excellent at what they do. Jasmine at the front desk is personable and attentive. Jasmine greets me and ushers me to the locker room, where I change into a robe and store my belongings. Then off to the massage room with the lovely Michelle, who does miracles on my body. In all the years I have received massages, I have never had anyone be as accommodating as Michelle is with me. Besides her soothing and caring demeanor, she is strong and knowledgeable. We have great conversations, the times I don't fall asleep. One of the things she does that I greatly appreciate is that she changes the face pillow to a thicker cushion, so I am comfortable lying on my chest. It makes me feel special cause it's not easy lying on my stomach as a big-chested woman. After the massage, there is always the option to use the dry sauna. Offer that I happily take if I have the time. Cozy vibes all over, and everything is tidy and clean. I swear I levitate out of here each time. The place is never packed. At most, I've seen two other people while I've visited, which is why they are strict about people being on time. I find the prices reasonable for their services and have never been told what to tip. People, please tip!