Aqua Day Spa is a Korean spa located in Convoy, CA. It's smaller than the average K-Spa, and it can get crowded easily. During my visit, there was a good mix of individuals from different backgrounds, with about 10 visitors at a time. It felt like the wet area was at maximum capacity.
Admission Fee: $30
There is no co-ed area or in-house restaurant.
The men's side has a sleeping room, and the women's side has a Himalayan salt and clay room.
Pros:
- Warm and friendly greeting at the front desk.
- Both the changing area and wet area were very clean.
- The temperatures of the steam room, dry sauna, and cold plunge were perfect (at least to my liking)
Cons:
- Parking can be a hassle on busy weekends due to the adjacent restaurants in the plaza. Parking on Dagget St with a short walk was easier.
- Only provided with a couple of towels at the front desk, so use accordingly and sparingly.
- Constant enforcement of drying off before leaving the wet area and rinsing before entering the steam room or dry sauna detracted from the overall relaxing ambiance at times.
Overall, I would consider visiting again and I recommend bringing your own refillable water bottle to stay hydrated.
Hope you visit and enjoy!
r.yohei | September 16, 2024
I love this spa. It does absolutely expect you to play by the rules. Mr Choi will not tolerate and swimsuits in the spa, and will insist you rinse before entering the tub. He can be abrupt but is actually very nice if you are nice to him. It is very small and can seem crowded when busy but it worth visiting during slow times.
Aqua Day Spa is a Korean spa located in Convoy, CA. It's smaller than the average K-Spa, and it can get crowded easily. During my visit, there was a good mix of individuals from different backgrounds, with about 10 visitors at a time. It felt like the wet area was at maximum capacity.
Admission Fee: $30
There is no co-ed area or in-house restaurant.
The men's side has a sleeping room, and the women's side has a Himalayan salt and clay room.
Pros:
- Warm and friendly greeting at the front desk.
- Both the changing area and wet area were very clean.
- The temperatures of the steam room, dry sauna, and cold plunge were perfect (at least to my liking)
Cons:
- Parking can be a hassle on busy weekends due to the adjacent restaurants in the plaza. Parking on Dagget St with a short walk was easier.
- Only provided with a couple of towels at the front desk, so use accordingly and sparingly.
- Constant enforcement of drying off before leaving the wet area and rinsing before entering the steam room or dry sauna detracted from the overall relaxing ambiance at times.
Overall, I would consider visiting again and I recommend bringing your own refillable water bottle to stay hydrated.
Hope you visit and enjoy!