This was my first visit to a Korean Spa, and Go Place was a wonderful experience. The interior is…read morebeautiful, spacious and very clean. You cannot bring in your own water, but drinking water and towels are available. When you go upstairs, a staff member explains what to do. You change from your shoes into slippers and receive a loose-fitting top and shorts to wear. There are several different sauna rooms to try, with secure cubicles nearby where you can leave your phone before entering each room. The spa has separate men's and women's changing rooms with showers, a hot tub and plenty of useful amenities. You can also purchase facial masks. Beyond the saunas, there are far infrared-light lounge chairs to lie on, massage chairs, a quiet lounge for reading or relaxing, a sleeping room, a gym and computer stations if you need to work. There is also a restaurant if you get hungry, as well as spa treatments available for an additional cost. Many people brought books and spent time relaxing between the different rooms. It is a lovely place to slow down, unwind and spend several peaceful hours.

I've been recommended to come here by a lot of people and so for my birthday I decided eh why not…read more For the price I'm paying and the length of time we're allowed to stay, not bad! Very large place, mindfully decorated, with different rooms and plenty of resting space, a gym, several dry saunas, heated pools and jacuzzis, a cold plunge, a restaurant with actually really delicious meal options, and an entire upstairs area for massages... a computer room?? And games you can rent out?? I was thoroughly impressed. Unfortunately for me I wish the guests appreciated the space more... in the areas where they request for guests to be mindful of volume... there were too many loud guests... i wish people were more mindful of shared spaces. I noted that a lot of people were on their phones which sort of defeats the purpose of full relaxation. Now for the add ons where you will have to pay a bit extra... The food is so delicious. I have zero complaints... other than the fruit is a bit too expensive. But they have very sizeable portions for meals! Massage therapy was lovely... it started with a sound bowl for relaxation. I'm pretty sure I fell asleep. I went for the lymphatic massage and then it ended up becoming a deep tissue massage with hot rocks. In the end I think I spent like $325... entry fee and massage alone was $180 together... honestly I'd come again with a group of maybe 4 friends or by myself once in a while (and by a while I mean like maybe once a year)

We called ahead and they were able to accommodate same day massages for my mother-in-law and me…read more When you get there, there's a rack of clean slippers for you to change into, a rack for outside shoes, and a bin of used slippers for when you're leaving. The front desk offered us bottled water when we checked in but there's also some lemon water at a self-service station. They placed us in the same room so that we could chat during the massages if we would like. They ask that you strip down to your underwear and knock to make sure you're ready and under the blanket before they come in. There was a good variety of massage lengths you could choose from. We did a 45 minute massage this time, but I'd like to do a longer massage whenever we return as it didn't feel like there was enough time/focus on certain parts of the body. The feet was just a quick two pounds of their fist, which didn't really do much for us. I had CeCe and my mother-in-law had KiKi. Overall, the massage was nice. They used oil and a combination of their hands and elbows. The pressure started off too light for me, so I asked her to go harder. She noted she was afraid to go too hard, so I told her not to be. There was a bit of a communication barrier with my mother-in-law, but I was able to translate.

This spa is larger than it looks from the outside. The waiting area is spacious and inside there…read moreare lots of treatment rooms and nail salon area. We came for a 30 min massage. The prices here are pretty good value in my opinion. Massage room was nice and relaxing and massage itself was ok. Pressure could have been lighter but my fault for not letting the therapist know. Washroom had no toilet paper and no hand soap so for a spa environment that was a bit unpleasant but overall pretty nice and I'll probably go back to check out more of their spa menu or monthly specials.

This was a mistake from start to finish. I was in pain and the usual places I would go to were…read moreboth unavailable so I looked here in Yelp for the next closest place and Daisy Spa popped up. I called and they were available right away. When I asked their prices they were higher than my usual places so I felt that it was legit. I couldn't have been more wrong. Red Flag #1: Entry is at the rear of the plaza, not the street side. Red Flag #2: She asked for payment up front. I was supposed to get $20 change but she said since I'm the first customer she would have to go to the store next door to get my change Red Flag #3: Calls me "baby" Red Flag #4-99: The massage was really just her gliding her hands over my body with baby oil. When I asked for harder she went from gliding to literally pounding. She complained that "I'm not strong". At this point I was ready to leave and then she asked me to turn over. Here she says that she pays for the room and that she wants a $20 "tip" (the $20 I was supposed to get in change). She tells me she will give me pleasure for the $20, or not, either way she was keeping the $20. I declined. I was sore and came for pain, not a handy. Then she became abusive and tried to talk me up for more money. She said "I want you happy" so I said, give me my money back. At this point I was so mad I just got up and left. So if you want a handy from a random woman then this is a place you can go to. Be prepared to be robbed though.

This is a higher end luxurious spa. Staff are polite and professional from the time from reserving…read morethe time you arrive and leave. The experience is equivalent to what you would receive in a luxury hotel. My therapist provided a deep tissue therapeutic massage and I asked for a firm one. Yao had a great technique and I feel very at ease and energized. Facilities are neat and stunning. Nice touches include new age Chinese erhu music and finished with peppermint green tea.

Located in a plaza a bit north of hwy7/ Kennedy with lots of parking…read more Got recommended this spa from a friend after negative experience at a nearby spa. Have been going here several times with different masseuse and enjoy most of their massages. Definitely a relaxing experience and they end up giving you a sweet camomille tea as you pay. Yes, they'll ask if you're okay with 15% for tip but I haven't had an incident where I wanted to change it.

Spa was very outdated rooms looked dirty and had a musky smell to it. Stayed with Valentina, picked…read moreher from her photos. she was very nice, but not what I was expecting at all. I probably won't be back

Very misleading and mispresented, the place is far from being clean, luxurious or nice. Very worn…read moreout and smells mouldy. I stayed with a Spanish chick there and had unpleasant experience. Don't remember her name but also no need for it. To my surprise Ive seen some positive reviews about the place but once again we are all different. I wouldn't go back or recommend.

First time at this spa. Walked into this spa, grand lobby, they have slippers for customers and…read moreshoe rack for our boots/shoes Booked a 1 hour season deep tissue, they currently have a Xmas promo for $78/hr plus 30min free Korean sauna. The deep massage was very relaxing, my massage therapist was very friendly, she would ask if tension was too deep and pinpointed my stress area. Then a hot water after massage session to soothe. They provide locker for our belonging and a pj for the sauna. The sauna room was just right, not too hot or stuffy and lighting was good, it was very comfy and relaxing sitting in there Great place, I would come again with my friend or mom next time

Neat idea of having five sauna rooms to chill in. They give you a set of pjs and slippers. It's not…read morevery big and wish they had more amenities really. I was also disappointed they did not have any massages available for walk in.

Located at the north east corner of Warden and Hwy 7 inside the No Frills plaza…read more There is plenty of parking out front with a short walk in. The reception is very friendly and efficient to make your bookings. All the therapists here are well trained and work out all the body aches and pains. They have many packages to suit your needs and definitely enjoy the foot massage plus body massage combo. Their red date tea is very refreshing and relaxing while getting your foot massage

Professional massage, very clean place , friendly staff, Always have a great experience here ,…read moreHighly recommended

Pretty average service maybe it's because the girl seems little under the weather definitely…read moredeserve a second visit

I was here a week ago and I saw Trina really nice person and she has really amazing service. I will…read moredefinitely be back very soon.

Gr8 setup. Relaxing and enjoyable. I like the experience for…read moremy first spa. Comes down to a good therapist.

For me, this is the best hidden gem in Ontario. There's nothing better than fresh fruit, an amazing…read moreleg massage and a nice hot dip in the whirlpool! If you haven't been here, you need to come and if you've been here before - you know how amazing it is. This is my 3rd time here and definitely not my last!

Thanks to the invitation from our Russian friends, we had the chance to visit and experience a…read moretraditional Russian-style sauna--the banya. Otherwise, I would have never dared to step into this place on my own. Taking photos inside the banya is not allowed--for obvious reasons. You need to bring your own swim shorts or swimsuit to enter the banya area. The area includes a cold water pool, a warm water pool, and most importantly, the banya room itself. A banya is similar to a sauna, but instead of being very dry like a typical sauna (which uses a stove), the banya is extremely humid due to the constant addition of water. As a result, even though the temperature, 70 degrees Celsius, doesn't exceed that of a regular sauna (around 90°C), it feels much hotter. In fact, I felt suffocated the moment I stepped into the banya room for the first time--I was shocked! However, after staying a little longer, I quickly got used to it. The heat penetrated my body inside and out, and I started sweating like crazy. You can't even tell whether the moisture on your body is sweat or steam from the air. According to Russian tradition, you're supposed to jump straight into the freezing cold water immediately after leaving the banya room. I didn't jump--I walked in slowly, afraid my heart might stop if I did that! I felt completely relaxed afterwards, and I could tell my metabolism had boosted. I highly recommend experiencing a banya during the blistering cold Canadian winter. There's also a restaurant offering Russian dishes (or more precisely, Soviet-style cuisine), so you can refuel with some hearty food after being "boiled" in the banya.

This is definitely a cultural experience you want to try at least once!…read more Banya Richmond Hill is a local spa and wellness space offering an authentic eastern European banya experience. It has a variety of saunas, steam rooms, and baths, including a Himalayan salt room, and provides a relaxing and social atmosphere. Beyond the traditional banya experience, Banya Richmond Hill also features delicious house made food and drinks, including traditional Russian dishes and kombucha. I loved the Lamb Pilaf and potato perogies. I highly recommend coming early on the weekend or preferably choose a weekday in the day time to enjoy the experience with less crowds . Parking is a bit limited as well so make sure to come early!