A lot of history here....it has been a Finnish sauna for over 80 years. Great place...read more

This business has been in Livonia for many, many years. The facility is dated, and it's seniority…read moreshows in its building details and appearance. With that expectation out of the way, plan on an inexpensive, enjoyable, and authentic Finnish Steam Bath just like the past several generations have done. The facility is clean and properly sanitized, and the staff is friendly and helpful. My only suggestion is increased hours, but I doubt that is cost effective unless many more customers discover this little known diamond in the rough.

It was my first time at Bloom, and from the moment I walked in, I felt instantly relaxed. The…read moreinviting decor and, most importantly, the cleanliness truly set the tone for a luxury spa experience. Piper at the front desk and Lauren, my massage therapist, were both incredibly friendly and welcoming. Lauren mentioned she had over 17 years of experience and it showed. Her technique was impeccable, and my 60-minute massage (with hot stones, highly recommend!) was amazing. I also loved the sauna. It didn't feel cramped, and the cold foot bath paired with the variety of essential oils for the hot rocks made it even more special. If you're looking for a true luxury spa experience, go to Bloom. I'll definitely be back. Thank you Cassandra and Mike!

Bloom Wellness is a great day spa for unwinding in the chaos of the everyday…read more I visited recently after getting a gift card, and I'm glad I got a chance to check the place out. The setting is very calm despite being at a busy corner of West Stadium. There were a few other people in the spa at the same time, but not so many that it felt intrusive or crowded. My experience started with a massage. It was relaxing but not up there with the best massages I've gotten around town. Next came the infrared sauna, which was probably my favorite part. With relaxing music and heat all around, I was able to zone out and enjoy myself. The float pool was next. I liked the waterproof headphones to listen to zen music as I floated, but the air temperature kept the parts of my body that were above water pretty chilly. I ended up cutting that part short as a result. Overall it was a good experience. I wish their parking were better marked (I parked in a lot to the left of the building as you're looking at it from the front). I also felt like the scheduling process was a little informal and unprofessional. I called and instead of returning my call, I got a text message back with informal grammar "Texting u from Bloom wellness" - it came off as sloppy.

This is by far a favorite spot to get self care. Its clean, friendly, inviting, homey, and all…read morearound relaxing. From saunas to hot tubs

in my lifetime I've driven by this place 10 million times and assumed it was either now defunct or…read morea place for swingers , well you know what they say about when one assumes . This now is one of my favorite places , it's quite rustic but the steam heat is unrivaled.... There are several sauna rooms from the individual steam seeker to group looking to sweat together . I recommend this place but wanna gatekeep so I don't have to make a reservation or stand in line .

I got a targeted ad of social media! Thank you, Instagram! Lol. Happy to try out the services. It…read morewas what I needed to pull the trigger and check out Restore! My husband and I came in to try the cryotherapy. We are a big believer in self-care and wellness so an easier option to cold plunges are a driver. Cryotherapy has been around since the 1800s, but was officially discovered by a Japanese rheumatologist in the 1970s. Cold therapy has been around for years, but being able to condense a treatment to 3 mins and help everything. I definitely wanted to try this. In addition to cryotherapy, we tried Restore's core services which include compression, red light therapy, and infrared sauna. The infrared sauna was one of my favorite core services especially since my husband and I could do this together. Most services you can do by yourself or with another person. After our first day, we signed up for a week of unlimited services. We wanted to evaluate the benefits with a week long of working out. We definitely saw an increase of energy, restful sleep, and better skin! Everyone at Restore is so kind and helpful! There was no pressure to purchase more or commit to a membership, which made me want to come back!

Great staff. Clean facility. Memberships unlock a ton of perks, but you don't have to be a member…read moreto use their services. They offer compressions, cryotherapy, red light and infrared sauna. They also offer medical services like IV drip, NAD, NR, IM shots, biomarker assessments and mild hyperbaric oxygen chamber. They even have a full esthetics department offering Jan marini, hydropeptide, hydrafacial and neveskin. I would 10/10 recommend to any athlete, anyone looking to improve their immunity, decrease stress levels or just improve overall health. Your first IV is 50% off, $50 off your first facial and first 2 cryo session for just $30!!

Service was great and I feel definitely better than I did when I walked in I felt horrible once she…read morefinished I was wow feeling great today no aches.,,,,

Bought my husband a gift card for our anniversary. He asked me to help him spend it down so I…read morebooked an appointment for the salt booth. That experience went smoothly so I called back the same day and scheduled a manicure and hot hand paraffin dip. The lady on the phone advised me that no appointments were available for Monday and Tuesday but she had Wednesday available. I said no because I would be out of town. She then said they had same day availability or tomorrow Saturday at 12. I chose Saturday. Upon arrival on Saturday, I was told they had me scheduled for Wednesday. I explained I would not have made a Wednesday appt. because I would not be in town. The young lady at the desk told me their facial appts. are booked well in advance like I was the one who made the mistake. I said I was scheduled for a manicure. She said it's the same person. She then told me they would reschedule me and proceeded to take another customer that was there for a facial in the back. I left. An apology would have went a long way. Mistakes happen but the mistake was not on my end. It was theirs. Too bad because I enjoyed my first visit.

The space is quiet, relaxing, and extremely clean. My husband and I spent 40 minutes in the sauna…read morethen did 20 minutes of red light therapy. There's a dressing room, and tea room for after treatment.

My husband and I experienced the Fire and Ice for the first time yesterday and it was amazing! The…read moregentleman there was super nice, informative, and thorough. They thought of everything in this room! A water cooler, towels, soap, shampoo, body wash, and robes. The ice bath took some getting used to, but very refreshing following the sauna. We will be back! Super impressed!

I knew about Perspire because I live close to it, but what got me hooked was the Yelp event that…read morewas hosted by them about a year ago where I got to go in and see what all the excitement was about. I really enjoyed my time here, and when I saw a deal for two sessions for $39, I jumped at the chance to finally pay them a visit. Walking in, you're quickly greeted by a friendly staff member who gives you the rundown of the whole place. You can "build your own profile" of what you like and don't like when visiting. Whether you're a frequent flyer or an occasional visitor, they keep track of things like what lighting you like, any music preferences and temperature as well. It makes it easier for return visits. The rooms here are spacious, private and extremely clean. The sliding doors lock for privacy, you are given three fresh towels each time. One towel for the floor, and two for your personal use in and out of the sauna. Trust me, with all the sweating that goes on, you'll go right through them! You can also hook up your phone via bluetooth if you have a specific set of music or audio book's to listen to when here. If you don't that's fine, you can use the remote in the sauna room to tune in to any "channel" you wish. I usually go with something soothing and a beachfront view for me. At the end, you have a eucalyptus face towel to wipe yourself down. It really smells great and helps cool off. You can even use it on your body too! Each session lasts 40 minutes, and the temps here start at 140 degrees. You can work up to 180 degrees, but they ask that you do it eventually with regular visits so you don't cook your insides. You can do whatever you want in the sauna, and usually I do some yoga poses to help stretch out my leg and back. It does help with stress reduction, relaxation and getting out any toxins or knots you may have in your body. As someone who does hot yoga as well, it's nice to just kind of lay there and sweat things out. There's about 10 rooms available, so there's never a shortage or wait to get in. They also have a new feature in two of the rooms called Halo Therapy. It's an extra $15 per session that disperses salt particles into the air to help with any respiratory issues you may have. In the future, I'll probably try this. Sounds like an oceanside experience? Sweet! Add that to my list of things to do. Overall, I'm glad they're here, and will continue frequenting them on the regular. So far, it's the only location in Michigan for now, so it might be a drive for some. Fabulous experience especially in the wintertime.

This place is new and very clean! Very fun experience and a great treat yourself event. We were…read moregreeted in the front and got the run down. This is a timed setting and it is private. They have tvs and cold eucalyptus towels. I watched discovery channel with my mom haha and just sweat it out haha. Tip bring a water bottle and they don't have a shower from my knowledge so be ready to shower after. If you forget they have very nice drinks in the front to buy!

This was my first time here but it is officially my go to place. Stacy did my pedicure and it was…read moregreat, Madison did my nails and it was a great experience trying some new things. I will definitely be back

Jolene worked her magic on my hair. The hi/low lights look awesome. I'm in a wheelchair and we had…read moreto improvise at the wash bowl but she made me feel comfortable with the solution she came up with. Thanks Jolene for my beautiful hair‍

I first heard about The Schvitz a few years ago from the David Chang show, Ugly Delicious. What is…read morea bath house doing on a FOOD show? Well let me tell you - DO get their "Famous D'Artagnan' Ribeye." It's now $40 (vs. $36 on the website menu) but trust me - steak hits different sitting in a robe post-sauna. It's 16 oz and you get two sides with it. Onto the bath house details -- they're super friendly and will give you a tour if it's your first time. High-level: there are men & women's locker rooms, but all the fun stuff is downstairs: dry sauna, wet sauna, cold plunge. When we went, the dry sauna was closed/broken SO it was such an experience to be in a packed wet sauna. It looked like like there was platza happening - like the whole getting smacked by leafy branches while laying down in the wet sauna. Ha. It smelled like eucalyptus to me though! It was actually pretty nice. The wet sauna is three tiers of seating and since heat rises, if you want to feel like a steamed dumpling -- sit at the top! Then, from the sauna - you jump into the cold plunge and then rinse and repeat. The cold plunge was only about 65 degrees - I wanted it to be colder! The Schvitz is very old school - wooden paneling, black & white tile. So, it's by no means a Canyon Ranch, but it is an experience and so unique! "Weird and wonderful" as a friend put it. All the folks working from the front desk to the kitchen were so so friendly - I'll definitely be back!

Relaxing couple of hours to spend with friends…read more Overview: 1. Hot Dry Sauna (hot) 2. Wet Sauna (even hotter) 3. Cold pool (53-4 degrees) There is no hot tub. Place feels historical and went during coed hours. It was fun slowing down and talking with strangers. People there were cool. There is a restaurant and they have free water. Helpful due to all the sweating and the cold pool (due to pressure natriuresis for those who know renal physiology). Call a plumber....The lower level seemed like it could use some attention. In the main room with the pool, water was not draining into the floor drains and creating puddles. Further, it seems like the place could use a nice scrubbing. There is a restaurant in the first floor and the staff is very friend to new comers explaining where the locations are within the building.