B
Banya 5
Seattle's authentic spa retreat for relaxation and rejuvenation.
3.6(5 reviews)
$$$
spa
health-wellness
About Banya 5
Banya 5 offers a traditional spa experience in Seattle, featuring saunas, steam rooms, hot and cold plunge pools, and therapeutic treatments like massages, salt scrubs, and mud wraps. We provide a communal environment for health and wellness, with a focus on detoxification and stress relief. Our facilities include a tea room for quiet moments, and our attentive staff ensures a clean, safe visit. Ideal for individuals and couples seeking a unique escape from urban life.
Business Info
Location
217 9th Ave N, Seattle, WA 98109, USA
Services Offered
Traditional Sauna and Steam Room Access
Enjoy dry sauna and eucalyptus steam room for detoxification and relaxation.
Hot and Cold Plunge Pools
Experience therapeutic contrast therapy with hot tub and cold plunge pools.
Salt Scrub and Mud Wrap Treatments
Rejuvenating body treatments using high-quality products for skin renewal.
Massage Therapy
Professional massage services to relieve tension and promote wellness.
Tea Room Access
Relax in a quiet tea room with herbal beverages for a peaceful break.
Reviews
3.6(5 reviews)
Rating Distribution
5
3
4
0
3
0
2
1
1
1
D
Diana T
via Google
23 days ago
Great place also has treatments / massage available. The salt scrub or mud wrap after a couple hours in the spa are a treat. the locker room is small - not a problem unless you want to spend a lot of time in there. Sometimes social vibe but generally chill. helpful staff.
M
Margaret Reedvia Google
26 days ago
Not worth the money. Crowded. Loud. People constantly shuffling in a very small space. The hottest pool is the smallest of them all which didn't make sense to me. The sauna was way too hot (& I love the sauna) & you literally couldn't lean against the wall or you'd get burned! Never been in a sauna like that. The staff were nice but also dragged very loud bins across the spa room floor while you're trying to relax. And they kicked us out a couple times to "balance the chlorine" in the pools - which I appreciate the cleanliness part but I feel like you can do that in a way that doesn't interrupt your guests. The locker room is TINY and super old. Hair all over the floor. Showers take forever to get hot. And one toilet?!?! For all those people?? It was so awkward trying to change and not get in the way since everyone is getting dressed at the end of their block at the same time. Meh. Would definitely not go again.
E
Emily Huangvia Google
about 1 month ago
30/30 body scrub and massage. Enjoyed both immensely. I left feeling great, more relaxed and upright in some time. The communal areas contain a sauna (super hot on the top tier,) an eucalyptus steam room, a cold plunge, an extra cold plunge, and an ok hot tub without jets. An employee came by and tested the water in all pools during my visit and adjusted levels. The services were great, and the common areas were nice. It can get pretty busy, but there's also a tea room to duck into should the communal become *too* communal.
S
Steven Muirvia Google
about 2 months ago
My wife and I came here for mudwraps the evening after our wedding. We had a great experience, and left feeling refreshed, renewed, and ready for married life! The spa therapists were excellent; they paid attention to detail by checking in throughout the service, and were friendly and kind. The products used in the service, including the essential oils, I could tell were of particular quality. This was greatly appreciated as I am not someone who likes 'scents' or scented things normally. We left feeling great, and were happy we stopped by to mark the occasion.
I
IRINA MOTRONCHIKvia Google
4 months ago
One of most outdated and scary places I have been to. They do have few pools and one dry sauna but super crowded, can burn yourself if you try to relax and lean on the back of the wall. They have one steam room. The locker is really REALLY small and no room to put your things to even change. The shower is like 20 years outdated and the soap is something you rather not use:(
