Renew Regal Spa

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Dumitrita Paladi Contes

I like this spa. It’s close to my job and the perfect place to spend time after a long week. I love the hot rooms in the shared area and the silence all around; you can just put on a mask and read your book in the reclining chairs area. The food is good. The women’s area is cute. I don't like the pools. Maybe they need to upgrade them, but the steaming and dry saunas are cool. I tried the body scrub and the massage, the ladies working there are talented. I would come again, especially during cold winter days.

Nobi Yama

My husband and I had a peaceful and enjoyable visit. The atmosphere was calm and relaxing, and we appreciated the quiet summer afternoon. However, I was very uncomfortable when a woman entered the sauna wearing soaked undergarments and socks. While I understand some guests may feel shy about being nude, proper Korean sauna etiquette is essential to maintaining a clean and respectful space for everyone. Wearing wet clothing in the sauna not only feels unhygienic but also makes it uncomfortable for other guests who are following the rules. I brought up my concern to the front desk before leaving. I hope the spa will take steps to enforce proper dress code more clearly—whether through signage, reminders, or staff presence—so that all guests can enjoy the space respectfully.

Perry A Tiu

Honestly, this was a very chill experience. I don’t really go to spas, but I would go here again. Keep in mind this is not really upscale kind of spa. This is more of a local chill spa but I think for $40 it was worth it. I will give an early warning cause I also recommended this to someone else and they were shocked when they went in the locker rooms lmfao everyone is butt naked and the pool and Jacuzzi are also in the locker rooms. And yes they are also butt naked in there too. You also don’t wear any footwear but the floors are super heated and you also get this uniform that you have to wear which is just a shirt and some shorts. On the second floor are tge sauna and you get four different types. I recommend mineral and salt one. You also get an ice room. There’s also a food court there with decent Korean food however, I recommend you eat at the Korean barbecue that’s literally attached to the spa. Like when you enter, there’s a glass door that separates the Korean barbecue place to the lobby. And it’s like $20 for lunch special. I recommend you eat there first and then relax in the spa for another plus right next to the spa is a karaoke place.So if you and like four friends wanna do an all day thing I recommend going here. What I did was eat Korean barbecue, then went straight to the spa and right after I went to the karaoke place. There is also free parking.

Seung hyun Lee (Sean)

It was somewhat nice place except the smell of chemicals in the hot spring bath (never had gone into the lukewarm bath). Dry sauna on the second floor ticks a box like ordinary sauna in Seoul.