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.

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.

This was my mom's experience. She used to go to the Linkou branch, but I'm not sure if she didn't communicate clearly with the masseuse. My mom felt that her hair wasn't washed very well, so she suggested that the masseuse should ask customers about their preferences (e.g., pressure) at each step of the process. This would be more convenient and suitable for customers, especially older ones.

Tänään oli ensimmäinen kerta, ja palvelusta vastasi numero viisi, Xiao Wu. Koko ajan tunsin, että Xiao Wu keskittyi jokaiseen kohtaan, ja hänen kätensä voima oli juuri sopiva. Koko liikkeen ilmapiiri oli erittäin miellyttävä, ja hierojat olivat myös erittäin ystävällisiä. Hieronnan jälkeen ostin heti ystäväni (numero 88) kanssa kymmenen kerran hierontakortin!

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! 👍

I came to the public bath on a weekday and it's so quiet and nice. On the day I visited, only Taiwanese people were in the baths. The staff are very friendly... The receptionists speak excellent English, and when I wasn't sure where to go in the bath area, a staff member came over and used a translator to guide me. They were truly kind. I was a bit worried after reading other reviews, but it was really great. For those using the public bath, just show your Klook voucher at reception, get your key, go down the stairs, and the women's bath is on the left and the men's bath is on the right (written in Korean). You can enter accordingly. Like a Korean sauna, you put your shoes in the locker corresponding to your key number, come in, undress in a locker, put on a gown and a hair cap, then come to the public bath area, shower, and then enter the bath. They asked us to remove our makeup before entering if we were wearing any! (Let's be polite Koreans and follow this rule, haha.) But honestly, there's no need to wear makeup when going to a hot spring. Cell phones are prohibited inside the bath! You can use them in the resting area. And the water is super soft, it feels like it's good for your skin.

Safety: The overall dim lighting certainly creates a high-end hotel atmosphere, but because there are always stairs, it does pose a potential hazard. Experience: The public hot spring area features a high-temperature pool, a medium-temperature pool, a cold-water pool, a spa pool, a steam room, a sauna, and comfortable lounge chairs. The overall experience is quite good, with each pool being very spacious. Water dispensers are also available for making tea or coffee.