Introduction The purpose of this assessment is to examine and critically review the floor plan that has been presented for assessment by an architect for the purposes of facilitating guest satisfaction and profitability when the spa is finally built As it is, there are several partitions in the current design which are a mechanical room, an aerobic room, a sports room, a reception area, a storage room, a gym room, a deco pool, a men’s changing room, a stream room, and various water closets besides. There are two entrances and exits from the Spa. Background; facilities essential in a spa It is important to understand the ten critical areas that should be included in any spa floor plan for maximum efficiency and returns. These however are not set in stone and the spa may choose to exclude some of them or to include others that are not on this list (Miller 1996). The assessment of the facilities that should customarily be found in spas will enable one to evaluate if there are any that should be included in this particular floor plan or if there are some that have been included in this floor plan that are unnecessary (Johnson & Redman 2008). The spa should have a facility that provides food and nutrition. This may be provided by the spa owners themselves or they may sublet space to another provider within their facilities. These would therefore bring additional revenue in terms of food sold or in form of rent from the operator that has agreed to sublet. This would be important as it can serve both the spa users and others that are not using the spa (Lovelock, Wirtz & Chew 2009). The spa has become associated with leisure and beauty. It should therefore consider providing facilities for beauty and skin care (Miller 1996). This would be important for their female clientele and to some extent, their male clients as well. It is important for individuals to be able to groom themselves before getting out of the spa (Tezak & Folawn 2011). Spas are also associated with health and wholeness and should therefore ensure they include this package for the clients who are seeking external beauty besides internal (Wisnom & Capozio 2011). Again, this may be provided by the spa itself or it may sublet to another provider and charge rent (Johnson & Redman 2008). Another leisure activity that is normally associated with spas is the massage. This is normally done for relaxation purposes and is a good source of income for spas. Services that are normally offered in such facilities are massages in all forms s (Wisnom & Capozio 2011). Other facilities that are normally offered by the spa are “the waters”. This may be in form of Jacuzzis, saunas or others. This is a critical aspect of the spa; since time immemorial, spas have been fitted with places where people are able to relax in water for several benefits to the body. Consequently, these facilities are critical in the operation of a spa (Miller 1996). The other aspect of a spa that is necessary is the exercise and fitness facility. These may offer several activities such as aerobics, and weight lifting among others. These activities are usually only beneficial when done in the long run and therefore, may be a source of continuous sou