Speaking of hk spas...
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Q:can anyone comment on this one?
http://www.senseoftouch.com.hk/
http://www.senseoftouch.com.hk/
A:I know nothing about them, but looked at the website, and would have a few comments:
1. There does not seem to be a price list, which makes me wonder if they charge differently for foreigners versus locals.
2. They are located right smack in the heart of the lively Lan Kwai Fong bar district, which may make the treatment rooms a bit noisy (even during the day given the low floor they are on), and the treatment rooms are probably quite small given the location. I doubt that any of the rooms have a view or gardens like you would find at some other places. Just a guess. If you want a spa in the location, I would go to The Firm, see http://www.thefirm.com.hk/. They have good treatments.
My preference would be for any of the very good spas in the hotels here, where you also get to use the gym, steam rooms, wet rooms, hydrotherapy pools, relaxation rooms, and usually also get to use the pool for the day that you are having the spa treatments. Even if the spa treatments may cost a bit more at the hotels (and I am not sure that they do), the level of staff training, quality and cleanliness of facilities and ability to use the gym and pool facilities for the day would make up for any cost difference I would think. The Peninsula, the Four Seasons, the Mandarin Oriental (or the Mandarin Landmark) or the Intercontinental all have good spas. I particulary like the Penn and the Four Seasons.
1. There does not seem to be a price list, which makes me wonder if they charge differently for foreigners versus locals.
2. They are located right smack in the heart of the lively Lan Kwai Fong bar district, which may make the treatment rooms a bit noisy (even during the day given the low floor they are on), and the treatment rooms are probably quite small given the location. I doubt that any of the rooms have a view or gardens like you would find at some other places. Just a guess. If you want a spa in the location, I would go to The Firm, see http://www.thefirm.com.hk/. They have good treatments.
My preference would be for any of the very good spas in the hotels here, where you also get to use the gym, steam rooms, wet rooms, hydrotherapy pools, relaxation rooms, and usually also get to use the pool for the day that you are having the spa treatments. Even if the spa treatments may cost a bit more at the hotels (and I am not sure that they do), the level of staff training, quality and cleanliness of facilities and ability to use the gym and pool facilities for the day would make up for any cost difference I would think. The Peninsula, the Four Seasons, the Mandarin Oriental (or the Mandarin Landmark) or the Intercontinental all have good spas. I particulary like the Penn and the Four Seasons.
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A:Thanks very much Cicerone! Will check it out. Leaving today for HK and am sooooo very excited!
