Questions
Good to know
Is Elevora Seoul Spa really women only?+
Yes. Every guest and every member of our team is a woman.
Do I have to bathe without clothes?+
No. Korean bathhouses are traditionally nude in the bathing zone, but at Elevora you choose. Swimwear is welcome in the pools, and we have private shower cubicles and a private scrub room.
How long should I plan for?+
About four hours. The facilities pass covers up to four hours, and you can add two more within opening hours.
What is the seshin body scrub?+
The Korean body scrub. After about thirty minutes of soaking, a therapist exfoliates you head to toe with Italy-towel mitts, then rinses and moisturises. It's our signature ritual.
What should I bring?+
Nothing but yourself, and swimwear if you prefer it. We provide a robe, two towels, amenities and a locker wristband that also pays for the café and the retail wall.
Can I visit during my period?+
Yes. Choose our treatment-only option with a private shower, handled discreetly.
Are there health restrictions?+
We ask a few short questions at check-in about pregnancy, heart conditions and blood pressure. Heat rooms and some treatments aren't suitable for everyone, and our team will guide you.
Can I use my phone?+
Phones stay in your locker in the wet zones. There's a photo wall in the lounge.
What are your hours?+
9:00 am to 9:00 pm, every day.
Are prices inclusive of GST?+
Menu prices are in rupees before 5% GST, which is added at billing.
Do you offer V-steam, injectables or laser treatments?+
No. We don't offer V-steam or any medical-aesthetic procedure such as injectables, lasers or strong chemical peels.
When do you open?+
We're opening soon in Chennai. Join the waitlist to hear first and to be offered a founding-member rate.
Elevora Seoul Spa is for women only, with an all-women team. Heat rooms and some treatments are not suitable during pregnancy or with heart conditions or high blood pressure; we ask a few short health questions at check-in. We do not offer V-steam or any medical-aesthetic procedure.
