Stone spa? I hear the sauna's not for those with heart problems, dunno this one. Hi Arthur, sorry for the late reply. It's similar to sauna in a way, but you lie down on the hot stones and I feel it is less "stuffy" compared to sauna.
Please drop any comments or questions you may have here. Thank you so much for reading! Father's Day is just around the corner 15th June this year , so if you're still looking for a special gift for your dad, I have a great idea right here for you - why not treat him to a pampering spa treatment?
And my blog readers can enjoy a special discount for the whole month of June - read on for more details! Upon arrival, we were pleased to find that a car parking space has been reserved for us right in front of the building, as parking is pretty limited around here. Once you are inside the building, you are transported to a tranquil surrounding, almost forgetting that we are still right here in bustling KL!
Before the start of our treatment, we were brought to the seating area to enjoy a welcome drink and some cookies. The combination of negative ions and FIRs emitted from a stone spa provides many benefits to the skin, aids dieting, alleviates back and shoulder pains, boosts the immune system and helps reduce allergies, constipation and chronic conditions like rheumatism and arthritis.
Your therapist can advise you on the best option after consulting you on your health concerns. A minute session in the stone spa definitely made us feel revitalized and perhaps lighter from the major sweat out.
