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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Spa World is fantastic - I’m out of the DC area now and still make a point to visit when I’m in town (parents are still there).  Budget at least four hours!  There’s a place to get lunch too.  [/quote]

Honest question - what do you do for 4 hours?[/quote]

I rotate between the pools, steam room, and sauna.  Maybe spend an hour there.  Get a treatment: body scrub or massage.  In the shared (both gender) space there are many rooms with different elements: an amethyst room,  a clay room etc.  Spend 10-20 minutes in each and then rest on a mat between each for 5-10 minutes.  Eat or have a smoothie.

The time goes quickly at that place!

Alas I live in an area with no Korean spa to be found.  If I had my druthers I’d find someone to partner with and open one, but not sure there’s enough demand here.  I would be a regular customer at least![/quote]

Can you explain what you do in a clay or amethyst room? I’ve never heard of a Korean Spa. Are people just waiting to treat you in each room and if so what is the treatment?  Break it down for me please. [/quote]

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