New Taipei

The masseuses are mainly Vietnamese, and the female masseuses have strong pressure. Their style is similar to Thai massage, with pressing and stretching. You can request to focus on specific areas. Buying through Klook is more cost-effective than purchasing vouchers. The only drawback is that one of the female masseuses kept trying to upsell vouchers.

The environment is nice, and transportation is very convenient as the MRT station is right across the street. The masseuse's pressure was just right, and they asked for my preferences before starting the service. Highly recommend! However, there were quite a few small mosquitoes on the first floor, but that's a minor issue.

I received a 65-minute foot aromatherapy oil massage from masseuses #18 and #19. We chatted a bit using Papago during the massage, and they were fun and gave great massages! I was very satisfied.

Thank you to the staff for their thoughtful help; it was truly heartwarming. The massage therapist always asked if I wanted more or less pressure during the massage, which made me feel very comfortable. Thank you for helping me relax. Environment: Super clean Service: Great service Service: A cup of chicken soup is included with every 90-minute session.

Today was my first experience, and I was served by Xiao Wu (No. 5). Throughout the entire session, I could feel that Xiao Wu was very focused on every point, and the pressure was just right. The atmosphere of the whole store was very comfortable, and the masseuses were all very friendly. After the massage, my friend (No. 88) and I immediately bought a 10-session massage package!

I went with my husband to try it out, and he really liked it. He felt that the masseuse addressed all his uncomfortable spots during the session, and he didn't feel any particular discomfort afterward. So, for friends who haven't been, I recommend giving it a try.

This was my first time seeing Teacher Yue, and the entire massage was very comfortable. During the session, she also explained how to relieve aches and pains in daily life. After the massage, my body felt much more relaxed. Plus, there was an adorable cat named Xuebing, who was super friendly and cute! Highly recommend! 👍

Jeg kom til det offentlige bad på en hverdag, og det var så stille og dejligt. Den dag jeg var der, var der kun folk fra Taiwan i badet. Personalet var venligt... Receptionen talte perfekt engelsk, og da jeg ikke vidste, hvor jeg skulle gå hen i badeområdet, kom en medarbejder og brugte en oversætter for at vise mig vej. De var virkelig venlige. Jeg var lidt bekymret efter at have læst andre anmeldelser, men det var fantastisk. Hvis du vil bruge det offentlige bad, skal du vise din Klook-voucher i receptionen, få en nøgle, gå ned ad trappen, og så er kvindernes bad til venstre og mændenes bad til højre (der står koreansk på skiltene), så kan du bare gå ind. Ligesom i en koreansk sauna skal du lægge dine sko i et skab, der matcher dit nøglenummer, komme ind, klæde dig af i et skab, tage en badekåbe på og en badehætte, komme til badeområdet, tage et brusebad og derefter gå i badet. De bad os om at fjerne makeup, hvis vi havde det på, inden vi gik i bad! (Vi er velopdragne koreanere, så vi følger reglerne, haha). Men ærligt talt er der ingen grund til at have makeup på, når man tager til en varm kilde. Mobiltelefoner er forbudt i badet! De kan bruges i hvileområdet. Og vandet er super blødt, det føles som om huden bliver bedre.

This place is actually very nice. As soon as you go inside, you can actually smell the cypress and it really is calming. And as soon as you go inside, you do have to pour in the water, but the time does start as soon as you check in at the front gate. So, I would suggest that you go in and fill up the tub as soon as you go inside.