Services, like foot massages and scrubs are also offered (see full menu here). The fourth floor has sleeping and meditation rooms, a full service Korean restaurant and a gym. There is also a kiddie pool outside, but it was closed on the day we visited. There are a number of therapeutic jetted pools on the third floor: two outside 4-season pools with jets and fountains, and an inside bar pool (yes, you can eat and drink while taking water therapies). Sauna Area on 2nd floor Buffet area at the 2-nd floor Gold Room, Ice Room, infra-rated sauna, mineral salt sauna), chairs for sleeping and relaxation, and eating area (buffet). On the Main (second) floor, there is “Sauna Valley” with 7 saunas of different temperatures and “themes” (e.g. This was my favorite area in the Spa to relax. In the first floor gender-separate locker area (“indoor spa”), there are various temperature pools with aqua jets. There are 4 floors of relaxation facilities in Spa Castle: Kids of all ages are allowed in this spa. This spa visit was part of our weekend trip from Boston to New York City we had our daughter and friends’ family with us. These will include some destination spas (I hope!), as well as hotel and day spas.Īs a point of reference, I will follow my own unofficial (and totally subjective) system of rating our experiences in the following 2 categories by using 1-5 scoring system in each category (5 being the highest score): (1) Water/Relaxation Facilities Offered and (2) Relaxation Ambience- with 10 being a maximum TOTAL score for each spa. I will also comment on Value/cost of the experience.įirst in the series, is our recent visit to family-friendly Spa Castle located in a residential area in College Point, New York. I am starting a new series on the blog to highlight our experiences visiting the spas around the world, with and without the kids. A combination of water and steam therapies with soothing ambience is a great way to unwind the soul and relax those aching muscles (which is especially welcomed after a day of sightseeing and exploring.) These retreats could also offer interesting insights into local culture. I love water spa/retreats and try to visit one every chance I get in our travels.
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