About
Hot baths, saunas and massages at a venue featuring a relaxation area, a restaurant and a pool.
King Spa & Sauna provides a variety of hot, warm, and cold plunge pools designed for therapeutic contrast and relaxation. While specific degree temperatures are not publicly listed, guests can expect pools ranging from invigorating cold plunges (typically around 45-60°F / 7-15°C) to very hot therapeutic baths (often around 98-104°F / 37-40°C).
What are people saying (AI review summary)? text: "People say this spa offers a wide variety of saunas, hot tubs, and a pool, as well as body scrubs, massages, and facials. They also highlight the relaxing and rejuvenating atmosphere, and the friendly and helpful staff.\n\nSome reviews mention the facilities can be in need of maintenance." language_code: "en-US"
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Good for Children
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Accepts Credit Cards
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Street Parking
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Parking Lot
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Accessible Entrance
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Accessible Restroom
Reviews
Listing Reviews
September 8th, 2025Amy Rash
I love King Spa! It’s such a great place to come and relax. I primarily come for the saunas and baths, but the pool area is a lot of fun if you’re with a group. Also the food there is delicious. Definitely check it out if you’re looking for a more authentic Korean spa experience.
July 13th, 2025Zachary Wood
King Spa is a great trip for a relaxing day, but don’t expect all the facilities to be in use or working (see photos) My experience from a first time visitor to spa castle that I hope provides help on what to expect. Check in: Upon arrival you go to a check in desk, where you pay ($50 for Saturday day pass) and get your RFID arm band (for your locker and for paying on site, one size only). Entering into the next lobby area, you have to take of your shoes and carry them, and the entire facility (except for the pool area) is shoe less (or you can wear socks). At the lobby “help” desk, you get your loungewear in whatever size you ask for, and you can ask to show them your ID to get a 21+ wristband for drinks at the pool bar. You can also book spa appointments at this desk. I then went to go change into my provided loungewear “uniform” . Large towels are only available for RENT, so bring your own large beach towel as you need a towel for some of the dry sauna rooms. Locker Room: The men’s locker room was clean and looked relatively refreshed. However, the aisles for the lockers were quite close together, and if more than one person was changing from adjacent lockers it got very crowded. There were also no benches to sit down if needed. The top level lockers were quite tall. The locker room lead to a sink area which could be used, and just beyond that the gender separated hot baths. I didn’t see any toilets in the locker room. Hot Baths: These are gender separated because you are completely nude. This seemed a bit intimidating for me at first, but you get over it quickly. You are given a small towel which you can bring into the room to dry off and partially cover your ‘down there area’. Inside the large room there are 3 main baths with jets in the center, ranging from warm, to hot, to hot + herbs (this was my favorite). Around the perimeter of the room there are showers to use before / after the baths, with limited / cheap pump soap. In the corner of the room there is a cold plunge, and 2 steam rooms which could fit about 6 ppl each. Also a bricked off area in the opposite corner used for the spa scrub treatments (these are also done nude). Overall, everyone was respectful of each other’s space and privacy. Dry Sauna Rooms: There are many hot rooms which have different temperatures, environments, and sizes. They range from very mild (pyramid room) to extremely hot (a literal oven inside with metal grates) for which they provide small “yoga” mats to sit on. There is one with hot stone floors with blocks for your feet and head which you need to lay a towel down first to use (bring your own!). They also have a room temp oxygen room behind the help desk. Between each hot room, we went to the cold room but from some of the rooms was a bit far. Smaller rooms could get crowded easily, since only 6 ppl could be accommodated in a few of them. I would recommend trying every room. Food: There is ONE food counter in the entire facility, and no food “court” like I had been thinking there was. The food counter has a lot of options, mostly Korean, and is quick with the service. This is also where you will find the FREE water station with paper cups. I tried the Korean boneless fried chicken and the mango shaved ice. The chicken was fine and passable for a quick meal, and the mango shaved ice used bad mango, but the ice itself was good. Others: There are a lot of lazy boy loungers and couches in the main area, with people sleeping and relaxing, and a large projector with the…news?There is a “theatre” room with more loungers playing movies.They have about 3 massage chairs which cost money to use. Pool Deck: This is the “water park” since the actual one closed and is no longer accessible. There is an “adult pool” and a jet pool, neither of which are heated. There are 2 hot tubs, and the jets are very strong with chlorine smell, so I wouldn’t turn them on. This is the ONLY place you can buy alcohol on property! It’s sad to see so many areas not in use, as king spa is clearly past its prime days, but it’s worth a visit at least once!
July 26th, 2025Jason Radam
Pay the admission fee, get in, strip naked, get super clean, take baths for an hour or so in saunas and various temp baths, then wear your little uniform and then LAY AROUND in themed scented rooms for the day after eating amazing Korean food. I’d give it 100 stars if I could Clean, friendly, and loyal to the traditional East Asian bathing routine
August 2nd, 2025Sarah Jeon
Unfortunately, this Korean spa has seen better days (as others have mentioned). After explaining everything and swiping our card ($190 for 2 adults and 3 kids), we were told that the childrens' slide and lazy river are permanently closed, and that the ice room was closed. The first piece of information we were already aware of from reading reviews but we were disappointed to hear the ice room was closed. It felt dishonest to share that information after swiping. Nevertheless, our kids enjoyed their time, and the movie in the movie room saved the day. They should definitely keep playing kid friendly movies as there isn't too much for the kids to do. The facilities could definitely use a facelift and a lot needs replacing. Overall, we felt like it wasn't worth the money (lunch was $90 as well). As a side note, as Koreans who wanted to share the Korean sauna experience with our kids, it was quite disappointing and a bit sad. The Koreans in Dallas must be going elsewhere because most of the customers were non-Koreans.
April 1st, 2025Kylle Basillo
The water park is amazing! I wish the Chicago location had this facility! The staff here are also much nicer ! Though they have a strict no leaving policy while the Chicago location has a 10 minute max policy. We stayed from 10am-6pm for our spa day! We would’ve stayed longer but we started getting antsy! I recommend the Rock Base room, they do not charge to use this room unlike the Chicago location!
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Opening Hours
| Sunday | 8:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
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| Monday | 8:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
| Tuesday | 8:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
| Wednesday | 8:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
| Thursday | 8:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
| Friday | 8:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
| Saturday | 8:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
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