I was in Tampa in 2022 and had some free time, so I figured I would check out this Korean spa - the only traditional KSpa in Florida. The setup is somewhat typical of KSpas, which includes gender-separated areas, a relaxation room in the coed area, and a food area. They offer the usual services, such as body scrubs, etc., which I did not try because of my limited time. I spent my entire visit in the men's only area, where they have a small steam room, a small hot tub, and a small cold tub. I found the cleanliness to be average. The men's only section had no dry sauna, salt room, or other standard KSpas amenities. The shower area is your typical communal shower room with plenty of shower heads. Having visited half a dozen or more KSpas throughout the country, I would have to say this is the least impressive one I've visited.
Simply put, the wet area in the men's section is too small and cramped, which must be an issue on busy days. I recall one cheap plastic lawn chair in the wet area where you could sit between sessions in the steam room and tubs. I hoped this KSpa would be much better in a state where none exists.
I was in Tampa in 2022 and had some free time, so I figured I would check out this Korean spa - the only traditional KSpa in Florida. The setup is somewhat typical of KSpas, which includes gender-separated areas, a relaxation room in the coed area, and a food area. They offer the usual services, such as body scrubs, etc., which I did not try because of my limited time. I spent my entire visit in the men's only area, where they have a small steam room, a small hot tub, and a small cold tub. I found the cleanliness to be average. The men's only section had no dry sauna, salt room, or other standard KSpas amenities. The shower area is your typical communal shower room with plenty of shower heads. Having visited half a dozen or more KSpas throughout the country, I would have to say this is the least impressive one I've visited.
Simply put, the wet area in the men's section is too small and cramped, which must be an issue on busy days. I recall one cheap plastic lawn chair in the wet area where you could sit between sessions in the steam room and tubs. I hoped this KSpa would be much better in a state where none exists.