I buy a pass every time they are on Groupon. I usually go by myself because I find it more relaxing. I like the hot tubs, whirlpools and saunas more than the indoor pool and water park aspect of it. I have gone into the pool though.

I recommend bringing a full size towel, as they don't have them.

I have been to King Spa several times, but this is my first review. Here are some tips for first time goers.

- If your a body conscious (by that I mean shy about your own body) that will be something you have to get over. The locker rooms are full of people changing and walking around nude. If you plan to spend time in saunas or hot baths (don't worry the locker rooms and saunas are separated by male and female) you will really have to get over a fear of being naked around others.

- There is a large indoor water area that is coed. In this area you wear your swimsuit. This area has a lot of jets that massage different parts of your body.
There is a kid's waterpark adjacent to the water jet area. It is only open Friday, Saturday, and Sunday.

-The dry areas are areas where you are required to wear king spa's uniform - as this is also coed. There are many rooms: salt rooms, cold rooms, and hot rooms, as well as a lounge area.

All of these things listed are covered by general admission. If you want to get a specific service (manicure, massage, reflexology, facial, etc) those things are costly and separate. Make sure you bring at least $150 if you plan to do those things.

I love spending time in the hot baths and the water jet area. It is very relaxing. I haven't spent much time in the family water park area because I usually go alone. The sauna is incredibly relaxing with the steam! The jets are very strong, and can be a little painful if you are not prepared and your body is not positioned properly.

I LOVE the dry areas! I love relaxing in the warm rooms - it clears up my sinuses a lot.

It is a culture change, so if you are going to go, it is good to maintain an open mind! Have fun!

This was my first visit to King Spa and I'd never been to a spa before, so this review will be unbiased.

CLEAN: My first impression was how clean this place is. I visited late night, and several custodians and staff were cleaning in different areas. I'm always a bit wary of germs, but I didn't mind walking barefoot on the floors, sitting in the chairs, lying on the mats, or climbing in any pool.

After checking-in and removing my shoes, I received a uniform and a wristband. The wristband has a locker key embedded and a barcode for any purchases made during a person's visit. No outside food or drink may be brought in, but this place has a small food court. I didn't eat anything, but my friend tried the egg rolls and said they were delicious.

TIP: Bring a towel from home (unless you don't mind renting large towels for $1 each. Small towels are provided for the shower area, but they are about the size of a kitchen tea towel.

TIP: If you feel uncomfortable being naked with strangers, this may not be the place for you. After you are issued your uniform, you go to the locker room (separated by gender) and put your clothes in a locker. Then you must take a shower with soap before entering any of the saunas. The men's showers have no dividers or privacy.

TIP: Read the rules at the website before you come here. The rules and recommendations tell you a great deal before you get here, so you know what to expect.

TIP: In the men's shower area are hot pools of water, a cold pool of water, and a sauna room. TEST the water before you step in. I felt like Goldilocks---everything here was either too hot or too cold. I didn't experience "just right" until the water park later.

After the shower area, I donned the uniform and went into the coed area where the saunas are, but I didn't try any except to step inside a few to see what it was like. After the hot and cold water pools in the shower area, I was done with too hot and too cold (and yes, there is an ice room!)

I ventured toward the water park. To enter here, you must pass through another locker room, and here I changed from my uniform into my swimsuit.

TIP: Swimsuits may be rented, but you'll be more comfortable in your own swimsuit that you can bring from home.

The water park was wonderful. The water temperature was "just right," the water was clean, and the main pool is huge. Around the inside edge and in the middle of the pool are personal "stalls" with tiled steps on which to sit. Some have underwater jets for massaging the legs and back; some have shower heads above that spray powerful streams of water directly onto you. Just a push of a button starts the water action when you're ready.

TIP: The water coming from the shower heads is VERY POWERFUL. I would advise anyone to push the button to start the water flow and test the pressure before standing in the stream of water.

TIP: You can bring your uniform and towel into the water park and leave them on a chair while you enjoy the pool.

When I was ready to leave KIng Spa, I went back to the first locker room, changed clothes, and dropped the uniform and any spa towels into a large bin for those. Then I went through a checkout line, where my wristband was scanned to show my account, and I paid for everything I used or consumed while there.

After my experience, I felt clean, refreshed and rejuvenated. This was a wonderful experience.