Century Day & Night Spa

My sister and I frequent Korean Spas and we love them! There are two we love but wanted to give this spa a try.
General Welcome: I get it. It’s not the Glen Ivy but still as a business owner myself I believe the front desk serves as first impression to your business and when that impression is rude and condescending it doesn’t start a customer in the right mindset. I had a group on and was trying to pull up the voucher and the lady was impatient and kept asking over and over and I had to firmly tell her to wait. I got it pulled up and was reading the numbers and she took my phone. I just brushed it off and moved on.
Ambience: walking in the door you enter the locker room immediately. I personally like how other spas are super strict with shoes and beyond a certain point you don’t wear shoes but here it wasn’t clear (some ladies were wearing shoes and some weren’t) lockers were clean and the spas section was Small but cozy.
The coed area: lovely no complaints up there super clean and super quiet. The café was closed by 330pm so I thought that was inconvenient.
Overall experience: I give ³⁄₅ bc docks for the meet and greet part and the cleanliness. I would def check it out once and see if this place is for you. For me I will stick with my two faves.

Not really day and night spa.
Closed 1 – 2 days a week.
Services end about the same time as most other spas.
We come to a day and night spa with the expectation that services are still offered in the evening.

They have renovated into a male and female sleeping quarter where you can spend overnight there for an extra fee of $ 10. Didn’t get there on time to enjoy their cuisine but will do that next time. The place is very quiet and nice. The percentage of gay patrons is very high there so hopefully you will not get offended if you got hit on. The gym and the pool downstairs are awesome. Got myself an excellent workout and total relaxation and even free Yoga lessons were offered. Not to be missed.

I had the horrible spa experience at this place today. The whole place was dirty and disgusting
I paid for massage, but when the guy called me to start the massage, it was so disgusting to even go face down on the massage table and also the massage room smell horrible that I could not even breath for 5 sec. So I immediately left from the massage room and went to the front desk to get my full refund. At least they did not argue with me about the refund but my whole time was wasted and i was upset about the whole situation! I went there to have a relaxing time, but did not happen
Totally not recommend this spa! I hope the owner of this place care about my concern and improve the facility!!!

I went on a Friday night with a friend, got there around 7:30 pm and stayed until 11:00 pm, it was busy but a lot of people sleeping, so we could enjoy 4 of the hot and cold rooms by ourselves. My favorite was the mineral room, and there are 3 more hot rooms (one is 180 degrees F) and one cold room (51 F). After enjoying the rooms we headed for the women’s jacuzzi (you have to be naked). It was a good experience overall and we will be coming back for sure, want to try the massages.

I don’t know where to start!!! This place is extremely disgusting. I was at home with my boyfriend when we saw a nice commercial promoting the spa. We decided to head Over at 11pm since the commercial promoted it was 24hours.
We checked in at 11:30 and the Korean man behind the desk said women’s closes in 30 mins and the men’s closes in 2 hours. So we decided to proceed.
My experience was weird. I had to get naked. Leave my beautiful clean clothes in a rotten locker and enter. There were a bunch of women with there cheap skin care using basins to wash their vaginas and assholes. The roof had mold and rust. It was dirty with a steamy stinge of bleach. I quickly put my clothes on and walked out.
I walked out to see my boyfriend outside. Hmm.
His experience. He stripped down. Walked into the spa where one man winked at him and another was giving 2 guys a blowjob.
I think this Spa is a lo key whore house. For dirty people who can’t afford «by the hour» hotel rooms. Be careful. This is a warning.

Very relaxing and enjoyable!
I’ve been to a few other Korean spas and Century was on par — relaxing environment and reasonably priced.
I went on a weekday evening and there were very few customers there. I’m not sure how it would be when it’s busy as there is only one pool and hot tub in the men’s area. There are several hot saunas though. The locker rooms are also pretty good sized and they give you plenty of towels. Everyone was very respectful of each other.
The food was quite good — generous portions and reasonably priced too. Make sure to try something here or get a fresh fruit smoothie.
The staff at the front and at the restaurant were friendly and helpful. I used a Groupon and it totally made it worth it.

So good! It’s very clean and quiet. If you’re looking for a brief getaway where you can relax and destress this is definitely the place. There were five rooms that all had a little theme going on — including the Gold room, Himalayan Salt room, Clay room Ice room and Kiln room. The heated floors and traditional atmosphere feels extremely relaxing. There are so many private areas you can just squirrel away and sleep, write a paper or just listen to music. There’s even a gym and pool, a very rare accommodation for Korean spas.
My favorite part? You can sleep over, only for $ 10 extra bucks. They even now have sleeping quarters where little pods with mattresses are. I went with my mom and little sis and we were thoroughly pleased. I took a nice long bath, worked out, went to a few jimjilbangs and spent the night studying. Then we stayed over. Super nice!
I’ve noticed that a few people were complaining about the service. Well, as a native Korean myself, I can only say that in Korea, the customer isn’t always right. The customer and worker is on an even level and if you’re nice and respectful, they will be nice right back.
Overall, great place!

$ 25 for jjimjilbang (coed with the therapeutic/​detox rooms).
But check groupon for $ 15 pp.
I think saturday is the day to go.
It was super peaceful at the jjb (3^rd floor).
There were no more than 10ppl and it was nice, clean and spacious. Few blemishes here and there.
It’s as nice as WiSpa but larger and less ppl!
However there were alot more women in the bathhouse.
For bathhouse only its $ 20 pp. So you won’t get the tshirt and shorts.
I’m docking a star bc the restaurant is closes at 3:30pm.
If you want a drink, you can buy one at the front fridge.
Make sure the front gives you a locker key band, 1 small towel, 2 large towels (and tshirt and shorts of you do JJB) otherwise you get a blue robe for bathhouse only.
1 small towel should be taken to JJB.
You can also being drinks and food and eat it at JJB.
I was so scared to check this place out bc of some of the bad reviews but I think ppl who didnt like it was bc of culture clash.
Ktown ladies are not known to be customer service friendly and seems even more unfriendly (or rude) bc of the lack of English.
They are not going to explain things to you… so read up before you go.
And don’t be so sensitive.
Kspas isn’t a Burke Williams… it’s not classy AT ALL!
It’s raw and real… they scrub you (like an animal) and you sweat like a pig to detox.
The front lady seemed overly «friendly» greeting everyone. It was funny. Perhaps management said something.
It wasn’t particularly friendly but at least she acknowledged everyone. Lol

And another star comes off. Alas, the ‘Meh’ is by now earned.
Front desk still not winning any congeniality points. Especially when, upon entrance, they closed the register without giving me my change. (Ahem).
Inside, t’s more crowded now, and with a higher creep quotient. In past, it was a tolerable mix of mostly OK clientele. But, now, it’s turned into a place where management is on edge to prompt the posting of lots of signs regarding behavior. And ‘popping’ into rooms Eeek.
Though it’s great that the anti-​slip flooring has been installed, that’s not enough. Yes, it’s cool they still have the cheesy jazzy Muzak versions of classic pop and rock songs. But, that too is still just window dressing on what is now an uncool environment.
The final straw for me was discovering for the second consecutive visit there was absolutely no deodorant in the locker room. I’ve come here a few times a year for the last few years, and it was always been available. No more. Upon my exit, when I brought it to the attention of the front desk personnel (different from the lady who nearly shortchanged me), she argued with me. There had *never* been deodorant in the men’s locker room, she insisted. Um, ok, lady. (Customer Service 101 anyone?)
Negatives far outweigh the good here. I’m not coming back for the foreseeable future. Here’s hoping they can right their ship.

I’ve been going to this spa for longer than a year and I can confidently state that the service has been consistently excellent! I feel reborn every time after my treatments. Definitely recommended!

Always go wispa and its always packed.
Unlike century there are less people, not as crowded so you get to enjoy the steam room, saunas almost all to yourself. It’s very clean and neatly kept. There are lots of packages that they offer but sometimes you’ll find better deal in groupon. Now if you go there on Monday and Wednesday they offer free yoga classes with the paid entry admission.
I will go back to take their yoga classes and to try out their massages.
there’s a driving range right outside of the balcony so if scrubbing is not your thing go play some golf or have a trafitional korean snacks upstairs.

First and last time at a Korean spa. The concept of being naked seemed liberating until I found out that this place gave me an infection. *shudders*
We got the Groupon deal ($ 30 for two JJB passes). My bf and I went on a Sunday afternoon around 3pm and stayed for about 6 hours.
The Jimjilbang Co-​Ed Area was nice and tranquil. There are 4 hot rooms and 1 cold room: Gold Room (my favorite at about 94 degrees), Mineral Salt Room (busiest room), Hot Stone Kiln (too hot for me), and Clay Room (no clay beads). Depending on how busy the spa is, you will have to wait as most rooms only have space for 4 people.
It got busy around 6pm and died down again around 8pm. We only saw one kid the entire time and the ambiance was quite relaxing. They even have board games you can play (we played Connect Four but couldn’t play Monopoly because it was missing pieces).
We ordered the bibimbap at the restaurant and it tasted OK. They have a limited selection of juices for sale but no juice bar, per se. The signs designating a juice bar is misleading to say the least.
The gym had a nice selection of equipment and it wasn’t busy (1 – 3 other people) so mostly everything was up for grabs.
Service was OK. The front-​desk lady wasn’t particularly friendly, but not completely rude either. It would have been nice if the staff was more approachable especially with first-​timers.
According to my bf, the men’s only spa was packed. It sounded much busier than the women’s side.
The women’s only spa was smaller than I expected. There were two hot jacuzzi-​type spas and one cold one. There was a dry sauna, a steam sauna, and a Korean mist sauna. It would help if their website had more details since I wasn’t sure where the «mugwort tea bath» is but it sounded cool.
The amenities and the ambiance are nice but not worth getting sick over.

For straight people,
It’s not a traditional korean spa.
ITS A GAY BATH HOUSE!
First class shitty service of all time.
Really bad service at the front desk.

I’ve been here a few times but the last time I went will be my last. I booked an appointment the day before for a massage and received a confirmation stating my appt was booked.
When I arrived the next day, I told the front desk about my booking. After a few minutes, they said there was nothing under that name. I showed them my email confirmation and they checked for my details again: Nothing. She said there’s no appointments left until 3 hours from now. I said that’s obviously too late. She said okay no massage, just spa. I replied that I had booked online and I had a confirmation email so that reservation should be upheld. She said no. She can’t do it. Frustrated, I asked her if I could just get a pass for the day spa. I paid and she gave me clothing for the jimjilbang but no robe to walk around the day spa in. Absolutely rude customer service. I will not be returning.

Came here around 3am wondering how to go in. Unfortunately this place isn’t 24hrs on Friday’s and Monday’s. I was told by some short latino man in his late 20s. UPDATE YOUR WEBSITE AND Unilocal ACCOUNT SO YOUR SPA WON’T WASTE MY TIME, MONEY!

I don’t know why I keep giving this place another chance, maybe because it is one of the few 24 hour places. Anyway, as we were changing, a MALE custodian was moping the floor in the WOMENS changing area! Wtf? He could see all the naked women in the bathing area! This was at 5am but still! Very very disgusting and a total invasion of privacy! Just for that, I’ll NEVER EVER STEP FOOT IN CENTURY SPA AGAIN.

DISCLAIMER TO STRAIGHT MEN: Gay people exist! This spa is almost certainly not for you! Especially if you are the typically insecure straight guy who is disgusted being naked with other guys. Spas are a big gay mans hangout, and sometimes things happen lol. Get over it. You just wish it was that easy with chicks! Mind your own business, don’t make eye contact and you’ll be left alone. I’m gay, I get looks all the time and have never been violated.
NOW having said that this place is really really awesome. Super clean, lots of things to keep you busy for an entire day. I always come here for at least 3 or 4 hours. But I also come with a friend who always manages to get some special attention from hot guys. So really there is something for everyone. But yes you are naked all the time. Get the fuck over it and enjoy the wonderful, relaxing environment! The Korean mist spa is the best!

a solid 3 stars.
It was a rollercoasters of highs and lows.
1. parking is a bit difficult to navigate but its in the same building as where the golfing range is held.
2. Typically it is $ 25 for entrance as is most korean spa, unless you buy some sort of treatment or you get lucky and buy it off of Groupon — so look out for those!
3. Inside of the women’s spa was a bit gross– tons of lose hair around the showering quarters and dirty ass sinks. I noticed a cleaning lady that came by to fix up small stuff but def. nothing in the showering areas.
4. The coed rooms on the third floor is actually pretty big, very spacious but immediately you feel this heat. Almost stuffy even! It was hard to actually get comfortable and fall asleep or rest in the main lobby with that stuffy feeling! We ended up going to eat in the partner restaurant and it was mainly just to be in a «cooler» situation. Perhaps if they lower their heat just a tad bit it would be perfect!
5. The private sleeping quarters in the joined room was another location where i felt needed a bit of a spoofing as it just felt like tons of randomness could easily happened on those mattress !
6. The gold room was probably one of the neater rooms– it really felt like i was an empress in my castle, very beautifully decorated!

I had an amazing experienced here! I really enjoy the treatment.
The 30 minutes body scrub and 40 minutes oil massage was HEAVEN. I purchased my pass from groupon and bought my boyfriend for a relaxing spa.
AMAZING!!!