Awards
- Voted by NEWBEAUTY Magazine as a five-star beauty destination.
- Voted Best Spa and Best Facials by 425 Magazine.
- NW Source People’s Pick – Favorite Local Spa
- Seattle Magazine – Best Spa, Best Therapeutic Spa, Best Medical Spa
- Lucky Magazine – Best Massage
- CitySearch – Editor’s Pick
Seattle Metropolitan
Feel Great Now – “Imagine Jacuzzi jets in an already bubbling, rollicking natural hot spring.” “Replenish in a tub of freeze-dried saltwater minerals and then let hard core shiatsu devotee Dereck Olsen move your stagnant energy around and jostle your stiff muscles into action.” “Membership has its benefits sure, but even on a day pass you can arrive early and experience the soaking tubs, medical staff, car detailing and florist shop. And with 48 hours’ notice, you can stay late and indulge in high tea.” “Bring your GPS if you’re visiting the original Bellevue location: this Old World ecosystem of beauty, health, and wellness treatments is immense (more specifically: it’s the world’s largest health club). – May 2009
425 Magazine
Better U: Botox – Beyond the Lines – Dr. Daniel Levy of PRO Sports Club and guest columnist for 425 Magazine explains that, “…beyond the role of rejuvenation, Botox provides a simple and safe treatment option for excessive sweating, tension headaches and depression.” Several clinical trials show that Botox helps headache suffers because it relaxes the forehead muscles which contract during tension headaches and prevent Seasonal Affective Disorder, a depression common in the Pacific Northwest. Read full article here. – March/April 2009
Seattle Magazine
38 ways to get well, stay well and be well – HOT STONE MASSAGE at The Spa at PRO Sports Club - “Those looking to leave stress and tension behind will benefit from the heat and pressure of the stones that ease muscle tension while encouraging a deeper state of relaxation and well-being.” Receive this soothing and relaxing massage at the Spa at PRO Sports Club of Bellevue and Seattle. – March 2009
One of the best Medical Spas - “Get pampered as you tweak (and more) those lines and wrinkles.”“If the image of white-examination rooms and hospital hallways makes you think twice about cosmetic procedures, consider retreating to one of Seattle’s medi-spas. Whether you want to take off 10 years or just freshen up, these local spots bring you the best of both. The Spa at PRO Sports Club – Perks include heated examination robes, sitting room with plasma TV’s and beverages.” – February 2008
Voted Best Spa & Best Therapeutic Massage - “Can’t make it to Canyon Ranch? Head to The Spa at PRO Sports club, a resort-style spa on the Eastside that boasts the fluffiest towels in town, a robe heated to toasty perfection, a full-serve women only dining room and 26 treatment rooms. Most who book a therapeutic massage at The Spa at PRO Sports Club are active folks looking for relief as much as relaxation.” – February 2008
Ultimate Guide to Skin Treatments - “PRO Sports Club Bellevue, which bills itself as a life resources facility complete with health club, spa, dry cleaning services, child care and auto salon, recently completed a spa medical wing with six treatment rooms. “We started the spa two years ago with two medical treatment rooms. The popularity of treatments has warranted an expansion,” says Linda Rackner, marketing director. The expansion included adding a dermatologist to its staff. On the club’s menu of procedures, Botox injections, acne treatments, collagen injections, chemical peels, leg vein treatment and tattoo removal.” - February 2005
Spa, Salon & Fitness Guide - “PRO Sports Club is the brainchild of a cardiac surgeon, who decided he wanted to help people before they ended up on his operating table. Dr. Mark Dedomenico, who helped pioneer coronary bypass surgery, turned his health club and spa into a medical treatment facility with dietitians, physicians, physical therapy and the 20/20 Lifestyles program…” “We have the feeling of a resort-style spa, without having to leave town, “explains Linda Rackner, marketing director. While The Spa offers all of the traditional services, spa staff also includes a dermatologist, registered nurse, medical aestheticians and a podiatrist. Rackner explains, “Since it’s owned by a doctor, the focus of the club is total wellness from the inside out. So when you call us a health club, in the very literal sense we are a “health” club from inside out.”
The Spa offers 26 treatment rooms, including two couple’s rooms for massages and pedicures. Men have an extensive spa service list to choose from…You get a heated robe after your treatment. In the wet area there’s a lounge seating surrounding a water fountain and three separate whirlpools, and there’s also a steam room and sauna…” – June 2004
Eastside Urban Pages
Beauty Guide - “Locals feeling rough around the edges know just where to go to get pampered, and the secret is out. Rejuvenation institutions such as The Spa at PRO Sports Club have reputations to lure residents from the 206 area code along with Eastside residents.” - January 2008
Where Magazine
Hot Tip - Extreme Spa - "Located inside a sleek 272,000 square foot state-of-the-art sports club in Bellevue, The Spa at PRO Sports Club is a luxurious Romanesque-style spa that blends medical and aesthetic aspects into its traditional and innovative treatments that, along with a variety of exotic treats, include such body renewing offerings as massage, hydrotherapy, cellulite treatments, Botox and other injectable treatments. You practically are a new person by the time you leave.” – September 2004
Lucky Magazine
Best Place for Massage - “The rubdowns at this resort-style spa are top-notch, but it’s the amenities that take it to another level. Enjoy the steam room, sauna, and whirlpools for free, and when you’re finished, have lunch in your robe at the spa’s dining lounge.” – October 2004
Celebrated Living
Places to Visit - “Rising from the nearby shadow of Microsoft’s campus. Bellevue’s venerable and tony PRO Sports Club has gradually, but impressively, morphed into a giant among athletic clubs, boasting a membership of approximately 25,000. Lucky for you, membership is not required to experience an astounding anti-aging facial, the powers of cellulite reduction, or the pleasures of languid soaking in the spa’s Roman bath pools.” – Spring 2003