You've got as many or as few of the next 24 hours to do your thing, so long as it's legal, appropriate and considerate of others. But, where to go from there? Pretty much anywhere you want. If you've made it this far, you're gussied up like the official Olympic Sleep Team and, dude, that is a good feeling. In common areas, everyone is fully clothed and, according to zero-tolerance signs posted in each room, held to good behavior. Those who identify as women get yellow ones and those who identify as men (or gals who opt for a larger size) get gray. It feels like a self-contained universe where the central ethos focuses on chillin' + eatin' + spiritual regeneration - however you define it.Įven wilder? You can stay for a full 24 hours.Īfterward, we headed back into the locker room and suited up in official 'spa uniform.' All that means is 'we put on matching pajamas.' Not Steven Tyler PJs, but soft, loose shorts and T-shirts. Children are welcome, but anyone under 18 must be accompanied by an adult. The Dallas location even added an indoor water park in 2014.

Within, you'll find binary gender-specific locker rooms and spas, and - in co-ed sections - a Korean restaurant, a movie theater, a childcare room, a wine bar and work stations, replete with free WiFi.

In North Texas, King Spa is located on Royal Lane, just south of I-635 and west of I-35, and there is a second location in Chicago. Looking good is one thing, but feeling good is an entirely separate subject. When you think 'spa,' you might imagine Keratin hair treatments or eyelash tinting, and while the Dallas location does offer massages and a smattering of beauty services, the emphasis lands rather on a mind-body connection. King Spa is a 'Korean inspired' cultural experience.

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