Best Bath Houses in Hillsboro

"Kiva Tea Cafe Spa is not only a great place to enjoy a wonderful tea from around the world and healthy lunches that taste amazing, but it also happens to be the home to the luxurious Kiva Day Spa. Kiva Day Spa offers a wide range of luxurious spa treatments including foot soaks, various massages including raindrop massage and hot stone massage, facials, and assorted body treatments. They also have romance packages for couples including candlelit couple massages and foot soaks with champagne and chocolates."

"Kiva helps guests find wellness both inside and out, with a myriad of rejuvenating spa services and a beautiful cafe offering tea, juice, smoothies and fresh treats. Give your feet some love and care with Kiva’s Foot Sanctuary, which offers reflexology, foot massage and leg wraps – pot of tea included!. Credit: Erika Plummer Photography"

"A cooperative wellness spa, Blooming Moon is comprised of dedicated practitioners looking to provide the best treatments to the Portland community. The self-employed therapists set their own schedules, which means clients enjoy the thoughtful attention and exceptional care they deserve. The full spa menu includes a range of massage techniques, facial treatments, body wraps and scrubs, waxing, pedicures, manicures, and even acupuncture."

"A cooperative wellness spa, Blooming Moon is comprised of dedicated practitioners looking to provide the best treatments to the Portland community. The self-employed therapists set their own schedules, which means clients enjoy the thoughtful attention and exceptional care they deserve. The full spa menu includes a range of massage techniques, facial treatments, body wraps and scrubs, waxing and even acupuncture."

"Whether it’s deep-tissue massage, Thai massage, elaborate detox wraps or a simple foot soak, Blooming Moon delivers­ otherworldly relaxation, with vegan and cruelty-free products. This transformed house has several treatment rooms, a beautiful lobby and a private steam shower."

"Located in northwest Portland, and with a small spa at the PDX airport, The Dragontree Spa is a local mainstay. Steeped in Ayurveda principles and modalities, this day spa intends to quiet the mind, mend the body and uplift the spirit. Top signature treatments include Abhyanga (2 or 4-handed Ayurvedic massage), Garsha, a body exfoliation using raw silk gloves, and an assortment of skin care treatments."

"Certainly one of the most popular day spas in Portland, The Dragontree boasts an impressive menu of services sure to meet your needs. Escape to their candlelit treatment rooms and enjoy a massage from one of the talented therapists. Options include Thai, Swedish, deep tissue and trigger point, but no matter which one you choose, you'll get to enjoy a complimentary 30-minute sauna session."

"Along with Eastern-focused treatments like acupuncture, herbal medicine and Ayurvedic therapies, The Dragontree offers relaxing hand, foot and head massages in their community Sangha Room. They also have an apothecary with their own line of soothing, hand-crafted body products made right here in Portland, including massage oils, body scrubs, tonics and tinctures."

"Stated as “the real deal” and a “beautiful oasis”, Rejuvenation Day Spa is a top notch, 4.5 rated salon that makes the list of the best spas in Portland. With a mission statement that revolves around providing a sanctuary of harmony and healing where people can come to rejuvenate physically, mentally, emotionally and spiritually, it’s easy to see why people enjoy Rejuvenation Day Spa as their own slice of paradise. Their website has a wealth of knowledge for anyone to look through, including a detailed section about the co-owners, Diana Sternberg and Shari Jacobson, who have a whopping 28 years of experience in this field."

"Rejuvenation Day Spa aims to "rejuvenate physically, mentally, emotionally and spiritually.” Therapists use assorted natural herbs, plants, and minerals in essential oil/aromatherapy treatments. Their water is doubly purified and the air is circulated through the highest quality filters. From pregnancy massage to collagen dermal peels, this day spa covers the gamut. Special skin care includes treatment of Rosacea and other conditions."

"For over 30 years, Portland’s Common Ground Wellness Cooperative has been a home for alternative healing and care. The co-op’s services include acupuncture, naturopathy, massage and counseling, in addition to their communal soaking pool and sauna. The intimate space is mostly clothing-optional and all-gender inclusive, but designated hours are also reserved for only women, only men, and only trans and genderqueer-identified individuals."

"Common Ground Wellness Cooperative provides a full spectrum of healing opportunities for mind and body through our bathhouse and various practitioners in the Alberta Arts neighborhood in Portland, Oregon. The bathhouse features a large outdoor hot soaking pool with therapy jets and a dry cedar sauna. We are an all genders and clothing-optional wellness center that offers a safe, non-sexual space to relax and rejuvenate the spirit."

"In the courtyard of this leafy bunker off of NE Alberta, a jetted hot tub hosts aging hippies, the very tattooed of all ages, and the occasional toddler. (Children are allowed before 8 p.m.) A few wear swimsuits, but most are in the buff. Certain hours are set aside for men, women, or trans/genderqueer; check the schedule online, and make reservations at least an hour ahead."

"Mudra Massage specializes in Ashiatsu Oriental Bar Therapy, a barefoot massage technique. (Translation: Someone walks on your back.) But this is no gimmick — therapists leverage gravity to achieve a deep tissue massage with virtually no pain. Mudra also offers classic massage styles such as Swedish and hot stone, as well as newer crazes like floatation therapy in sensory deprivation tanks."

"Root Whole Body Cafe is sibling to Blossoming Lotus Restaurant (#10 above) and part of a Wellness Studio/Space (bodywork, yoga and movement classes, naturopathy medicine, nutrition & detox, skincare, chiropractic, acupuncture, alt medicine) that will tackle your every health and serenity need whether or not you knew you had the need. Not strictly 100% vegan but 99% vegan. Located in the booming Slabtown District (in Northwest PDX), Root Whole Body Cafe is a nice departure from other vegan restaurants in that the dishes are really curated towards a specialized niche of diners who know their food combining, their doshas, their chakras and/or their meridiens."

"Integrated within Knot Springs are four body-enriching experiences:springs, spa, transformative and restorative fitness, and their specialty gym. The unique springs experience is a ten-step process featuring a variety of small therapeutic pools. The process involves showering, relaxing in heated pools like the tepidarium (99 degrees), taking cold plunges, and visiting the wet and dry saunas."

"Luxurious, with incredible views of downtown and the Willamette River, Knot Springs is a high-end social club with fitness classes and a world-class spa with its hot, tepid and cold pools, plus sauna and steam room."

"Need a spa day head for the 7,000 square foot luxury Rumi Simone Spa, just outside of Portland in Lake Oswego, for the ultimate in pampering. In addition to your standard spa offering this spa offers an eight-step Hammam ritual that traces its roots to 14th-century Europe and incorporates elements of heat, steam, rain, exfoliation, detoxification, bathing and massage. Once the three-hour treatment is complete, both your skin and mind will feel refreshed."

"SW 9th & Alder, NE 60th & Halsey Hailing from the streets of Northern China, jian bing is Asia’s breakfasty answer to the Crunchwrap Supreme—a savory crepe stuffed with scrambled egg, crunchy wonton-style crackers, black bean paste, cilantro, chives, and pickled veggies. After experimenting, here’s my preferred customization of the $6 basic bing: choose the spiciest option—it’s a chili-laced kick that burns without demolishing—add the plum sauce, which brings an umami-sweet balance to the savory ingredients, and definitely invest in extra wonton crackers (50 cents), which kick up the texture at the bottom of the bing where things tend to get soggy. Sausage ($1) is pleasant, but only necessary if you’re super hungry."

"Most cities have food trucks, but Portland has pods -- collections of carts you can count on finding in the same spot every day. The pod on Alder Street is one of the largest, and it includes a few stalwarts -- such as Nong's Khao Man Gai -- as well as relative upstart Bing Mi. There you'll find grilled-to-order Chinese breakfast crepes, or jianbing, filled with scrambled eggs, a schmear of black bean paste, pickled veggies, chile sauce and a fried wonton, rolled up and cut in half ($6)."

"Jianbing is finally making its way into western countries – and we’re so glad the rest of the world is waking up to the excellence that is the perfect Chinese breakfast crepe."

"Serving a range of classic Chinese food, Hoho Restaurant is known for its authentic taste. So authentic that they are known to be importing recipes fresh from China itself, so that their Chinese-themed food taste the same as their Chinese counterpart. They have an extensive list of food choices not only limited to Chinese food, though, ranging from pad Thai to broccoli beef, and ma po tofu, among others."

"Hours:12:06 AM - 5:00 PM todaySat: 5:00 PM - 11:00 PMSun: 5:00 PM - 9:00 PMMon: 5:00 PM - 10:00 PMTue: 5:00 PM - 10:00 PMWed: 5:00 PM - 10:00 PMThu: 5:00 PM - 10:00 PMFri: 5:00 PM - 11:00 PM. Address:1111 E Burnside St, Portland, OR 97214"

"Sardine Head used to be a pop-up, but now it resides in a neighborhood café called Sweedeedee. At night, it’s a wine bar with light bites and actual table service, but during the day, it's just a pastry case and a counter with breakfast-y food, and very casual. The food at Sardine Head is Mediterranean-inspired, with a really nice selection of cured fish that they serve with bread and French cultured butter and salt."

"Sardine Head, a “natural wine dive bar” that commandeers indie breakfast café Sweedeedee three nights a week, has cracked the code that bedevils the smartest sommeliers of our day: how to make wine appeal to a generation chugging cocktails and craft brews. Themed wines weave among roughly 50 bottles and 10 glass pours, most priced $10 or less. Information is bare bones: the winery, the year, the place."

"Sardine Head, a “natural wine dive bar” that commandeers indie breakfast café Sweedeedee three nights a week, has cracked the code that bedevils the smartest sommeliers of our day: how to make wine appeal to a generation chugging cocktails and craft brews. Themed wines weave among roughly 50 bottles and 10 glass pours, most priced $10 or less. Information is bare bones: the winery, the year, the place."

"There is something to suit almost every taste at this kitschy hotspot on Division Street. The menu consists of seafood boils with both Asian and Cajun flavors available. Diners personalize their own bags of food, with the first step being to choose from shellfish options including crab, shrimp, and crawfish."

"Bamboo Sushi is the small chain of certified sustainable sushi restaurants, the first of their kind in the world. While using sustainable sources for their fresh fish, produce, and meats, Bamboo Sushi treats their customers to imaginative and original sushi as well as other Japanese dishes. Their Portland location on 12th Avenue is simple and modern with characteristic Japanese aesthetics, a large mural on the wall, and lot of recycled wood, in keeping with their sustainability philosophy."