After one visit, I will not go to this spa again… to think I had high hopes that this spa would be a cut above the rest in the area. I was so wrong.

First, it seemed strange that their massage rooms as well as the scrub area had high beds. Now, I’m 5’8″ tall yet the beds were a tad too high for me – I almost slipped while stepping down.

Also, it seems odd to have the wet area right behind the reception counter. I was waiting in the sitting area and could see people dressing up and taking a shower – no privacy at all. And those comments about the steam? Quite accurate.

I also found it weird that my therapist kept my locker key after I put all my stuff in the locker. It was their policy daw. I insisted in holding on to it instead and he resisted, I took out all my stuff from the cabinet and brought it with me.

Lastly – not only do the male therapists hanker for “extra service” (else they’ll rush the massage), they also need to be taught to hush up while working on guests. Therapists along the corridor chatted loudly even if there were guests. Worse, when we told them to hush up, they even laughed.

I soon realized it was owned by the same people behind Fahrenheit along E Rod. “No wonder,” I thought.

This new spa has on the first floor a foot massage area, and a wet area, where you’ll find the locker amenity, the steam room, shower area, and the body scrub area. Going upstairs, you’ll find the massage area. Sadly, they did not install private rooms. You may choose a male or female massage therapist to pamper you. My first massage here was with one of their male therapist and his hands were magnificent! The steam room opens every other hour starting at 10 p.m. The spa just opened recently so the visitors are just a number as of now. So it is good to take advantage of the minimal crowd while it lasts.