[tenchoc]

i'm a frequent traveler to shenzhen via the new(ish) border crossing via the MTR at Lok Ma Chau. going back to HK yesterday via Lok Ma Chau I noticed a big, new spa that had opened up adjacent to the border crossing. i don't remember the name of it, but it's hard to miss. has anyone been there? any feedback as to what it's like? i'm a big fan of Queen Spa in shenzhen and it's now the standard by which i judge other shenzhen spas. any feedback would be appreciated.

[tenchoc]

i passed by the spa again this past weekend and remembered its name, then looked it up online. it's called SLF Spa (not quite sure what SLF stands for) and it's website is here - ????????????????? - looks like the English version isn't up yet, but it looks decent. anyone been yet?

On another spa-related note, has anyone tried Zense Spa and/or Hotel - ?? - ???? ? their services and video looks good.

cheers.

[salian035]

i have used both Queens Spa and the SLF spa at the Lok Ma Chau border crossing.

when you enter SLF spa its called watercube inside. its very new and built like a resort. the only problem is English. i went there about 1.00 pm and there was nobody who could guide me in English. The menus are also all in Chinese. Eventually there was a masuesse number 075 called Jenny who helped me through.

As i was leaving, there were more people conversing in English.

the place is clean and excellent.

Queen is obviously more organised, hi-tec and English is very common.

Having said all that, I would go again to water cube. the crossing at Lok Ma Chau is easier and cleaner and the duty free has more variety on single malts which i like buying on trips across the border

[salian035]

anybody know any good sichuan resturants and is English friendly from the Lok Ma Chau crossing