Washington · Snohomish County · Lynnwood · Commercial · onsen

Olympus Spa

47.8227° N · 122.2845° W
Amenities
Wheelchair accessible entranceWheelchair accessible parking lotWheelchair accessible restroomAssistive hearing loopDoes not have assistive hearing loopWheelchair accessible seatingOnsite servicesOnsite services availableRestaurantRestroomLGBTQ+ friendlyAppointment requiredAppointments recommendedCredit cardsDebit cardsFree parking lotPaid parking lot
What visitors say top 5 of 10 reviews
Yana Plih3 months ago
★☆☆☆☆

I took a day off on a Monday for my birthday and decided to treat myself to a relaxing spa day. I specifically chose a weekday to avoid crowds and enjoy some quiet, quality time. I booked a body scrub and planned to spend the rest of the day using the facilities. Unfortunately, the spa was extremely crowded, even on a Monday. I spent a large part of my visit waiting in lines — to use the restroom, take a shower, and even to access my locker. For someone like me who feels anxious in crowded spaces, this made the experience stressful instead of relaxing. After my scrub, I took a quick shower and then left, without being able to enjoy the rest of the amenities that were included with my day pass. I do want to mention one positive: the spa was very clean, and the scrub therapist did an amazing job. The treatment itself was excellent. Overall, the overcrowding ruined what was meant to be a special and relaxing birthday experience.

Ginny Hart3 months ago
★★★★★

I’ve visited Olympus Spa in Lynnwood twice now and have really enjoyed my experiences. I’ve tried the day pass along with a facial, massage, body scrub, and body wrap, and each service has been wonderful. The spa offers so many ways to relax, from the pools to the FIR rooms, and it’s a great place to truly unplug from the outside world. I especially loved the Korean body scrub and the reading room. One small note is that, at times, a few patrons are not as mindful of the quiet-space policy. I would appreciate more occasional walkthroughs from the front desk to help maintain the calm atmosphere. I understand that people want to chat with friends, but it can be disruptive for those seeking a quieter experience. That said, most guests are respectful of the policy. Overall, I’ve had an enjoyable visit each time and will definitely be returning.

Teresa Healy3 months ago
★★★★☆

It was my B Day gift from my husband. Booking and reschedule were easy and staffs were friendly. Check in was smooth, my Esthetician, Nikole was on time. I fully enjoyed Nikole's facial treatment, she was skillful, gentle and patient (I fell asleep, she waited 10 minutes in the hallway for me)at the same time. It was one of my best facial treatments, THANK YOU Nikole. I had a lunch appointment after the facial, was hoping to have a shower to refresh myself for the lunch. I was offered either a $15 shower coupon or a $58 day pass if I need one. I thought I shouldn't have to ask in the first place. For this is my first time there, it should be a completed pampering experience with the spa. Price of the facial was $135 + tips.

Daria Herceg3 months ago
★★★★★

Olympus Spa is our favorite girls spa day that brings me back to life and relaxes my soul. The place is clean, employees are friendly and attentive, they offer extra services and my favorite is full body scrub that lefts my skin feel like a baby's skin. They have sauna, steam room , pools diferent temperature, different rooms that have different benefits it is such a safe place for ladies to relax and decompress. One of my favorite thing is a amazing and delicious restaurant inside of the spa that we always go to mid day . Do yourself a favor and tell your husband about it like I did so it stays on your birthday wish list every year 😄( they do gift cards that don't expire )

iskra Ivanova3 months ago
★★★☆☆

A bit busy even on a Wednesday. Like how traditional the spa is, however attention to small details can make a difference. The steam room has a spartan vibe. The FIR rooms are nice but could be a bit more comfortable and relaxing. Pools are OK. Sauna needs an update, although functional. The biggest let down was the tea room experience - just a room with chairs and a few different premade pots of tea, which was at one point lukewarm, it's def not worth the $10 surcharge. The day pass is value overall. The restaurant was really good, tried the Japchae and was tasty.

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