About Salty - Salt Cave
Salty - Salt Cave is a tranquil wellness retreat that offers a variety of holistic services. Guests can enjoy Halotherapy, which helps with allergies, asthma, and skin rejuvenation. The soothing environment features zero gravity chairs with weighted blankets, allowing for relaxation amidst gentle music and trickling water. Visitors have praised the clean, beautiful atmosphere and a unique boutique filled with gifts, including Himalayan salt foot detox lamps. Many find the space peaceful and rejuvenating, often ending their visits with treatments like paraffin hand wax or relaxing in the infrared sauna. The owners and staff are known for their genuine care and kindness, making each visit special. The salt cave provides a calm, upscale spa-like atmosphere, with a cool temperature that enhances relaxation. Guests often leave feeling refreshed, warm, and snuggly, sometimes even falling asleep. There is also a small shopping area, adding to the overall experience. Salty is recognized as a wonderful addition to the community, offering a pathway to better health and wellness through its diverse services and welcoming environment.
My daughter and I went to Salty Salt Cave yesterday for the first time. We both did an ionic foot detox and a salt cave session. It was very relaxing. We enjoyed the experience very much. Such a peaceful atmosphere. I also purchased a beautiful salt lamp at a great price. We highly recommend a visit!
I loved my first experience, and enjoyed the salt cave, salt inhalation room, the lavender hand wax, which really made my hands super soft, and the red light wrap over my sore knees that definitely eased the stiffness. The environment is clean, relaxing, inviting, and the gift shop offers soaps, oils, salt lamps, jewelry and more.
The salt cave was nice. It was not what I expected. I envisioned salt falling or it to be misty. It is a room surrounded in salt and the floor is salt. The video makes it look different. Overall it was a nice experience however I will not drive an hour again to do this. I would do the individual salt rooms instead.