Chinese Bathhouse in Kuala Lumpur: What to Expect

Soak, warm up, then leave room to do nothing

A warm soak gives you somewhere to slow down. Change and wash, then explore the hot and cold pools. There is also a salt-crystal room, dry sauna and wet steam room. Take a break between spaces and let your next choice follow how you feel.

For that freshly scrubbed feeling, add a Yangzhou body scrub in the dedicated room after soaking and steam. Rinse off, find something to eat and put your feet up. The movie area and recliners give you somewhere to spend the quieter part of the visit.

What about a Korean jjimjilbang?

Warm rooms, a meal and somewhere to lie back make a satisfying long break. If you searched for a Korean jjimjilbang, these are useful parts of the visit to compare: this Chinese bathhouse has pools, sauna, steam, dining and shared relaxation areas. Here, those spaces let you move from bathing to dinner to rest.

Men and women use separate pools, following Chinese bathhouse custom: shower before going in, and bring swimwear if you prefer. The public lounge, dining and movie areas are shared. KL SPA offers Chinese-style bathing, so this guide describes the facilities and arrangements you will find here.

Admission, meals and finding the right floor

Each adult buys one 12-hour bathing ticket with dining: weekday (Sun–Thu) RM169++ per guest; Fri, Sat & public holidays RM199++ per guest. Massage and scrub services are charged separately. Prices exclude 10% service charge and 8% SST.

Yangzhou body scrub is RM150++ per session, with same-day admission required. The packages page lists individual treatment prices. Dinner buffet runs from 18:00 to 21:00, with light meals at other times, so food fits around your arrival.

Open 24 hours daily, the venue is at Lot No. 2-53 & 2-56, Level 2, Viva Home Mall, 85 Jalan Loke Yew, Taman Miharja, 55200 Kuala Lumpur. Explore the KL SPA home page, use the contact page for directions and book treatments through WhatsApp. Show your booking record and mention reservation manager Xiao Yanzi at reception.