Yuan Spa has Chinese roots, but it merges hydro techniques common in many European and Asian cultures.įor example, “ice caves” have Nordic roots, eucalyptus’ benefits were discovered by Aboriginals. If you’re curious what “hydrotherapy” means, essentially it’s the use of water at varying temperatures to promote relaxation and circulation. So Yuan Spa fills a gap since they have some of the largest hydrotherapy pools in the Pacific Northwest. There aren’t many Seattle spas with pools and saunas.
Yuan Spa is probably my favorite all-around spa because it has the best combination of treatments and ambiance. Website | Totem Lake ( get directions) or Bellevue ( get directions) | price range: ~$115-$235 per service | best for: Eastside location and pools/saunas Save this to Pinterest for later, as I’ll add more places as I discover and vet them.
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#SPA RELAXATION NEAR ME SKIN#
Whether it be for a facial to exfoliate away dry skin or a massage to work out tension in my muscles, spas are one of my bougiest indulgences.Īs a result, I go to spas more than I’d like to admit. Yet I absolutely love skincare, so spas are my sanctuary for giving my skin some love. I find this amusing because I literally wear no makeup, air dry my hair with no products, and live in a uniform of sweats. I’m always on the hunt for the best Seattle spas because there’s nothing I love more than pampering myself. Photo courtesy of Le SPA de l’hôtel LOTTE
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