LoCo, Feel Good: A New Wellness Ritual in Kota Kinabalu
Located on Lorong Dewan and overlooking the forested slopes of Signal Hill, LoCo, Feel Good is the city’s first dedicated cold plunge and sauna recovery space. Created from the belief that feeling good should be accessible to everyone, LoCo offers a calm, intentional environment designed to support both body and mind.
Designed for Sabah’s Active, Conscious Lifestyle
Sabah has long been known for its strong culture of wellness. From hiking and outdoor sports to mindful living and personal development, prioritising health is deeply woven into everyday life. LoCo was born from recognising this lifestyle and the growing demand for spaces that genuinely support recovery, balance, and long-term wellbeing.
Rather than feeling clinical or intimidating, the space is deliberately serene. Each visit feels like stepping out of the city and into a private retreat, where time slows and the focus returns inward.
The LoCo experience is thoughtfully curated and intimate. The space features two individual cold plunge tubs, adjustable between 3 to 15 degrees Celsius, positioned to overlook the greenery of Signal Hill. A two-person infrared sauna provides gentle, restorative heat, while an herbal tea station and dedicated relaxation area invite guests to rest and reset after each session.
Every detail has been designed to support calm, comfort, and recovery, making the experience as grounding as it is invigorating.
Guided Sessions with Safety at the Core
Each session at LoCo can be guided and is tailored to individual needs. Whether clients are recovering from training, managing stress, planning a meaningful date experience, healing, carving out personal time, or simply curious to explore contrast therapy, safety and comfort remain the foundation of every visit.
Before entering the cold, the team carefully explains the process and demonstrates breathing techniques. Guests are supported throughout, with trained guidance to recognise physical responses and ensure each person remains within their own safe limits. There is no pressure to endure discomfort. Instead, clients are encouraged to listen to their bodies and move at their own pace.
The Science and Sensation of Contrast Therapy
Contrast therapy, alternating between cold and heat, has been practised for centuries and is now supported by modern research. Regular sessions are known to improve circulation, reduce muscle soreness, support the nervous system, boost metabolism, strengthen immunity, and enhance focus and resilience.
Beyond the science, there is also the experience itself. Contrast therapy can significantly elevate dopamine levels, creating a feeling that is energising, rewarding, and deeply refreshing. Many describe it as both calming and empowering, a rare balance in modern wellness practices.
First-Time Plunges, Lasting Impact
Guiding first-time clients through their initial cold plunge is one of LoCo’s most meaningful experiences. Many arrive feeling uncertain or nervous, only to leave feeling stronger, clearer, and more capable than expected.
Clients frequently report improved sleep, reduced tension, calmer mental states, and a steady sense of energy that lasts well into the next day. It’s no surprise that many first-time visitors quickly become regulars, integrating cold plunging into their weekly wellness rituals.
Building a Community Around Feeling Good
More than a recovery space, LoCo is becoming a community. A place where people return not just for physical benefits, but for the ritual of slowing down and prioritising themselves. Watching familiar faces return week after week has become one of the most rewarding aspects of the journey.
For those curious about ice baths and saunas, LoCo offers an ideal starting point: knowledgeable, supportive, and welcoming. While the team is always happy to answer questions, the true understanding comes from experiencing it firsthand, with an open mind and a sense of curiosity.
Visit LoCo, Feel Good
Location: Lorong Dewan, Kota Kinabalu
Contact: WhatsApp: +60 1498 10170
Instagram: @loco_feelgood





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