• Kwun Tong - The entire stone spa session lasts approximately 1 hour and 40 minutes, which encompasses a 40-minute session of hot bed therapy. Initially, you’ll change into special cotton robes and towels provided by the spa. Next, you’ll recline on a heated black stone bed, which is maintained at nearly 45 degrees Celsius, to enjoy the rock bath. Following a 40-minute period of perspiration, you’ll dry off your body. There’s no need to shower off the sweat as it’s beneficial for your skin. Subsequently, you can savor multiple glasses of lemonade provided by the establishment (included in the cost), along with seasonal health desserts or healthy tea (also included in the cost). Afterward, relax in the leisure area. Once you’ve had enough rest, you may change back into your clothes and exit the facility.

• Tea and coffee
• Bathrobe and towel
• All fees and/or taxes

• Snacks
• Bottled water

What is a Stone Spa?
‘Stone Spa’ is the latest popular health and beauty method in Japan that lies on warm natural ore, through the high emissivity far-infrared rays generated by the Shenheishi, which allows the body to sweat from the inside and sweat from deep layers.
Some travelers may be a little unfamiliar with the stone spa, but it is very common in Japan and popular with women. Japanese people regard it as a hot spring without spring water, because the rock bath has the effects of health, beauty and keep fit.
To put it simply, a stone spa releases far-infrared rays that are beneficial to the human body by heating natural ores. Just lying on the ore bed, you can feel warm, and you will sweat a lot in less than half an hour. It is most suitable for people who do not like sports and sweating. Moreover, the stone spa has a specified temperature and humidity, which feels more relaxed than the sauna, which can relax the body and mind.

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