Chris W.
Yelp
ok, I must admit, I didn't believe all the hype, I thought Kalahari was overpriced and because of their high prices, created a financial barrier for local folks from the surrounding Round Rock, Pflugerville, and Austin areas. I am pleasantly surprised to say I was wrong!
My wife bought us discounted passes for a day at the spa for her birthday and it was well worth the value. My wife got a massage and I got a pedicure for the first time. Both of us really enjoyed our spa services and left feeling refreshed, relaxed, and a lot more positive than when we first came to the day spa. We're both parents of small children, so spending a few hours away from our kids needs to be a meaningful time. And it certainly was! Parents, treat yourself to a day at Kalahari. It is WELL worth the price of admission.
In addition to our spa services, there was spa water, tea, coffee, and snacks available for us afterwards. We took advantage of the small pool that included a small waterfall adjacent to the spa services area as well. We spent a good half hour there and contemplated ordering lunch by the poolside, but ultimately decided against it since our time was limited.
A sauna was also available, but due to time constraints, we didn't take advantage of that either, but was a service available to us as well.
When we were leaving the spa, the receptionist let us know that we were welcome to even come back to the spa to continue using their amenities for the remainder of the day if we wanted! Had we known we could have come back, we probably would have asked our babysitter to stay longer with our kids.
The rest of Kalahari was clean, very spacious, open, luxurious but not over the top, accessible, pleasant, and very hospitable.
Again, I would certainly visit again and am seriously considering taking our family back for a whole weekend getaway at some point so our children can enjoy the animal sculptures and safari-themed rides and attractions. A++ Kalahari! We'll be back again!