Best Bath Houses in Snohomish

"Located in Kirkland’s luxurious waterfront Woodmark Hotel, Still Spa is an Eastside gem. The beautifully-designed health and beauty spa provides an atmosphere that is relaxing in its own right. Add Still Spa’s customizable high-end treatments and friendly, knowledgeable staff, and you’ve got the recipe for a seriously rejuvenating staycation."

"Head to this marina resort across Lake Washington from Seattle for fresh air and pampering. Spa treatments include the Mount Rainier stone revival massage, head-to-toe waxing and creative facials. Guest rooms are tranquil, with understated decor, plush beds and a dreamy pillow menu with options for resting your head."

"Between Bellevue and Kirkland, east of the Seattle metro area, Woodmark Hotel and Still Spa lets you bypass city grit for a more refined retreat. Each guest room has muted tones, plush robes and a spacious bathroom. Wander or bike one of the trails next to Lake Washington, or take a kayak to Yarrow Point."

"A female only spa (sorry fellas), Ladywell’s focuses on hydrotherapy’s healing powers. They have 3 pools- a whirlpool, a soaking pool, and a plunge pool. They also have a dry cedar sauna, a steam bath and an infrared pink salt sauna with sand floors."

"I went and saw Amaris at Skinspirit in Bellevue for a few units of botox between my eyebrows. She was great, it was quick, and pretty much painless. I will say, it was expensive and I think I am going to be trying out a different place next."

"And they mainly focus on womenswear but you can also find tons of great gift items here. So if you’re in Ballard be sure to stop by this sweet spot. And we recommend making a shopping appointment if you plan on spending a fair amount of time there."

"The owners are just the sweetest and their stuff is quality. It’s got a magical wonderland feeling, plus they carry really great ‘smalls,’ or easy giftable items."

"The perfect blend of contemporary and classic, Ballard’s San Fermo is a great choice for a romantic evening or an intimate group dinner. Tuck into a bowl of house-made pasta on their charming side deck and you’ll feel transported straight to the Venetian town for which it was named. Food lover and photographer for Eater Seattle, Suzi Pratt raves, “Inhabiting a historic Pioneer House in Ballard, San Fermo is where rustic meets modern."

"We love their saffron spaghetti bolognese, bucatini alla carbonara, crab triangoli, pan seared pork belly, and antipasti board. Location: 5341 Ballard Avenue NW, SeattlePhone: 206-342-1530Facebook | Instagram"

"San Fermo is offering cook-at-home meal kits that serve two people every Saturday from noon to 4 p.m. for curbside pick-up. Additionally, you can add batched cocktails, antipasti, ..."

"It's the comfort fare you'd make at home if only you were fancy: hot open-faced sandwiches, housemade chips and onion dip, shrimp on polenta and come-hither layer cakes."

"Hard to say which is more effervescent, the place or the plates, at restaurant magnate Ethan Stowell’s (How to Cook a Wolf, Tavolàta, Anchovies and Olives, Rione XIII) giddiest enterprise. Even when its windows aren’t open onto the sidewalk, the dim, brick-lined, open-kitchen space in the historic Kolstrand Building seems to spill all its sexy cosmopolitan energy out onto Ballard Avenue. The modern Italian food is just as excited: velvety pork liver mousse spread thickly on crostini, perhaps, daurade over eggplant puree speckled with cherry tomatoes and kalamata olives, or mussel brodo with controne beans and green chilies."

"Get to enjoy delicious Italian cuisine at Staple & Fancy with your spouse or friends for an amazing outing. This place is perfect for relaxing while enjoying your meal and drinks. The establishment has a bar area stocked with various drinks such as wine, cocktails, beer, and spirits."

"The "Staple" side of this Ethan Stowell restaurant at the south end of Ballard Avenue might mean ethereal gnocchi served with corn and chanterelles...Read More"