I called Conrad Seoul the best overall spa in South Korea for its thoughtful menu and expansive facilities. Conrad Tokyo matches its Korean brethren, and I can’t say I have ever felt so cared for: After our Mizuki Spa massages rolled us flat like pizza dough, and long after our pre-massage cypress-tub plunge (overlooking a lit-up Ginza), we vegetated on cloud nine in the most divine recovery room—tucked in with our towels like two humbled burritos, looking like we just woke up from a winter’s hibernation as we nibbled on nuts and dried fruits and sipped our tea.
The facilities are as impressive as you’d hope: personalized Jacuzzi pods, an 82-foot lap pool, Technogym equipment, pilates and aerobics studios, wet and dry saunas… the list goes on. This was the final stop on our two-month stay across Japan and Korea, and it felt like the most appropriate and restful punctuation.
From the article by Adam Hurly
