This family-owned Korean spa seeks to honor women by giving them a comfortable place to chill. Bring a book and plan to be here all day: a day pass costs $53.
The amenities are heavenly: in the wet area, a sauna and steam room, hot pools, a cold plunge pool, and a mugwort well. Specialty rooms include an FIR Himalayan Salt Room. I love the giant beanbags in their communal lounge. Time your visit so you can eat at the in-house restaurant. Try the Waffle Bap—rice pressed into a waffle iron until crispy, then wrapped up with perillia leaf, greens, and a protein.
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Note that Olympus is a nude spa. They’ll give you a robe and towel when you check in. For a little extra TLC, book a basic body scrub and emerge with baby-soft skin. ($105 for 40 min.) If that’s not your thing, the spa menu offers everything from mud wraps to facials to lash extensions. Day passes are 50% off on the day of your birthday.
💆🏻♀️ Olympus Spa
📍 3815 196th St SW STE 160, Lynnwood
🕓 Monday – Thursday: 8:30 am – 9 pm
🕓 Friday & Saturday: 8:30 am – 11 pm
🕓 Closed Sundays
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