The facilities were nice (not super upscale but nice and modern). It is certainly a social place more than a meditative spa, but the crowd wasn't too bad on a Monday afternoon. My massage was not good or relaxing at all. I was critiqued the entire time, with the massage therapist telling me I wasn't breathing properly or relaxing my muscles enough. She kept telling me over and over to relax a particular muscle that she was massaging. I'm sorry if my muscles tense automatically if you're causing me pain or if you're forcing me to be spread eagle when I'm naked and massaging my upper thigh so please stop telling me I'm doing everything wrong. And it's a massage - I can't do long breaths the whole time - I want to breathe the way I want to breathe. I couldn't wait for my massage to be over. I would go back and would even try a massage again but not with the same person. read more

For the price point of this place it's very atmospheric and dynamic. I would recommend earlier in the day on a weekday, because once 730pm hits you get a lot of the after work crowd. This is a place for everyone; but you primarily see young professionals / couples talking finance, tea, or just cuddling in the pool. I take one star off, because *quiet* isn't actually enforced in the "quiet room". While I do love the lo fi, low-- people having **loud** conversations, in what's supposed to be the quiet room is odd. 4.5/5 Can't wait to go back, I've gone twice in the last month! Get 30% off using my link https://share.abathhouse.com/42hp25z4 read more

Bathhouse - Flatiron - Locker room - Saunas Near Me - New York, New York

I have been to a lot of spas in metro NYC area. Banya's are my absolute favorite! With that being said; Bath House Flatiron location is on a completely different level. The experience at check in alone had me hooked. You are cordially welcomed, your QR code is in your email. Wherein you do not need to speak with a live person. Love the check in experience with the extra large tablet on the wall, wherein you get a bracelet that controls your locker, and purchases in the cafe. No need to worry about cash. From the second you walk down that sleek, dimly lit entrance, you will feel like you are being transported out of Manhattan and into a futuristic wellness sanctuary. The design is stunning--dark, moody, and incredibly clean. I spent most of my time rotating between the thermal pools, the cold plunge is an experience I highly recommend. With meditation I lasted 2 minutes submerged to my chin. This was not always the case. It took patience, and deep breathing. The saunas are perfect, loved the infrared sauna, dry sauna, and steam room. The staff is professional, attentive, and they manage the flow of people perfectly so it never feels overcrowded. Yes, it's a splurge depending on the time you choose, but for the quality of the facilities and the pure relaxation you get, it's 100% worth it. Can't wait to come back! Pro-tip: Weekends are busy. read more

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Booked our reservation day of, last minute! Prices are so affordable and it's easy to get to near the yellow and orange trains by Madison Square Park. You can do a day pass between $39-79 unlimited time depending on what time and which day you go and you can stay for as long as you like. They have two different temp cold plunges, two hot pools, a warm larger pool and a warm salt pool which was my fave! Salt water soaking is so good for your skin! I left looking younger. They also have an area where you nap in the quiet room and a secondary seating area where you can nap upstairs by the cafe. They also have 3 different saunas at different temps and one is the infrared sauna which was the only one I could stay in for more than 1 minute. but my partner runs hot and loved the bayna sauna. There's also a steam room that's pretty big. They don't allow phones in the downstairs where all the baths, steam, sauna's and private service rooms are and it's refreshing. People actually talk to each other! It's dark and feels like another time! There are no robes but plenty of towels around the place for your use. Also, the locker rooms are huge, with amenities. Also worth mentioning is there showers have actual doors instead of a curtain which is nice. You get a black rubber wristband and use it to open and lock your locker. Also when you first get there you descend down several flights of stairs into the dark and it's a real adventure! We both loved it. I brought a book and got some much needed phone free reading time on the couches by the cafe after my soak. read more

I came here for a quiet day to myself - Friday is not the day to do that. Apart from the bros haunting the cold plunge talking about prototypes, it was a very relaxing and amiable experience. I tried every modality and my favorite was the warm sauna, followed by the salt pool. It was a pretty good deal to get the hammam scrub with entry fee included and after four hours I had enough relaxation and left feeling like a new person. Be aware the scrub is 30 mins. read more

We thoroughly enjoyed our experience at Bathhouse-Flatiron. We booked massages and full body scrubs which came with full day passes to the bathhouse. There are kiosk in the lobby to check in for your appointment with wristbands giving at that time. You didn't go down until the locker room to change into your swimwear and issued shower shoes. There are several hot tubs, cold plunges, steam room, saunas and regular soaking pools. I like that there was a quiet area because the larger area was very noisy. There is also a café with beverages and snacks available for purchase. I thoroughly enjoyed my appointments and the showers available to change after your time at the bathhouse, I now want to visit the location in Brooklyn. read more

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Overall, I love this place. The decor had bougie, meditative vibes, though the general vibe felt more social because the place was fairly busy, with lots of groups chatting. There is a "Quiet Area", but it only has a lukewarm saltwater pool and some lounging space. I saw people napping there. Seemed nice. Some logistical details: Slippers are provided. No nudity, so bring some sort of bathing suit. While they call it a "Day Pass", there's no re-entry. Prices escalate as the day goes on so I recommend early in the day to try you first time if you can manage it. From the website and signage, there's no phones or devices allowed, but the cafe area, there were multiple people on laptops and phones, and there was a wifi hotspot. So that area is available. It was approaching the new year, and I wanted to do some journaling so I ended up bouncing between the pools and eating/drinking at the cafe with my laptop. Spent 6 hours total. Great time and totally worth the money. Signage was hard for first-timers like me but you get used to it. Like, it was small print on a black placard against black walls. I had trouble even finding it. And then two adjacent rooms would be labeled "dry sauna" and "banya" but I wasn't sure what the difference was between them, and it's not like I could pull out my phone to google it because phones aren't allowed. Other bathhouses would at least state the temperature of the sauna so I could compare. Food was good, but the menu lacks diversity. That said, I liked the diverse selection of non-alcoholic beverages, especially that a bunch of them were low-calorie. Tip: Maybe bring your own slippers? Mine were accidentally taken while I left them out to dip in the pool. They all look alike. Bathrooms: In the locker rooms and then downstairs there were more nearer to the bathing areas. Very convenient and clean. Showers were a joy to use. read more

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I came to Bathhouse Flatiron for a self-care day. I got a day pass for $40, which was such a steal! The staff were friendly and welcoming. In the lobby, there are small gift items and products you can purchase to take home. The locker room was clean, well-stocked, and offered thoughtful touches (i.e. Q-tips and feminine products). Complimentary sandals and towels were provided as well. The pool area had a very social atmosphere. There were several different options to choose from, including a cold plunge, a heated pool, a standard pool, and a sauna. It was easy to move around and try things at my own pace. My favorite space was the quiet area. If you get overstimulated easily or just need a moment to yourself, this section is perfect. I brought my book, put my feet up, and truly relaxed without any distractions. A few things to note: First, phones are only allowed in the lobby and cafe, so be prepared to fully unplug once you enter the pool area. Second, the towels come in a one-size option, which is not ideal for midsize or plus-size guests. Last, I wish the cafe had more lunch options. Overall, Bathhouse Flatiron was great for unwinding, resetting, and enjoying a calm day. I look forward to getting a massage the next time that I visit. I'd definitely go again. read more

Bathhouse - Flatiron - Saunas Near Me - New York, New York

I'm really torn about this place... when we got there, there was only one person working on the front desk and there was already a huge line. Walked away to get wristbands from kiosk, it didn't work, tried the one next to it, it's also not working. Had to get back in line again and the whole thing took about 20 minutes just to check in. Anyhow, we got changed into bathing suit (must say lockers lock was cool, done by wristbands!), got into the bath... um... it's lukewarm. NOW I need to warn Asian folks! If you're looking for HOT bath, you'll NOT find it here, it's basically heated pool. I had to run over to dry sauna to keep myself warm. Their saunas are very nice, they have dry, steam and infrared saunas and loved all of them! We booked the body scrub but they were running behind big time.(30 minutes!) and nor we were informed. They use CBG oil, it really makes you relaxed. We ate at the cafe after the scrub and the food was good. My conclusion; personally, if you want "quick refreshment", get just daily pass and use saunas! Do not plan to go to work after the CBG oil, you won't be able to function! read more

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My niece took me here for a birthday treat. She had already paid upfront for everything which the tip was already included .The accommodations were up to standard. however, there was one little disappointment. We ordered something at the café no matter where we go we always tip, but these people decided to already added 20% more to the bill which is not even the required tipping percentage so I was not too thrilled with this. read more

NOT your typical bathhouse! It wasn't crowded for a Sunday night. Reservations are required and I think the day pass price is cheaper in the mornings, but don't quote me on that lol. Heads up, phones are NOT allowed while you are using the amenities so please keep that in your locker. The place looked EXACTLY like the photos, dark rooms (again, not your typical "spa") and very clean/well kept spaces/rooms. As a California native, of course I was shocked when I found out I had to walk 2 floors down to enter the spa. There were staff constantly cleaning and mopping the wet floor. I felt so bad walking across the room after the guy just mopped, so sorry :/ There are 6 thermal pools; 2 hot pools, 2 cold plunge pools, 1 warm pool and 1 salt pool. There is 1 steam room and there are 2 saunas; dry sauna & infrared sauna. Also, there is a "banya", I had no idea what this was but the photo they have on their website looked like a sauna HOWEVER it is powered by a gas furnace....fun fact, make sure you DON'T walk in barefoot because I did and I burned my feet LOL. I used all the amenities in a bathing circuit - Hot, Cold, Hot, Cold...etc. There is not a wrong or correct way to use the amenities but I strongly recommend this way to help your body relax. The bathhouse provides guided dry sauna sessions every day, from 12pm-9pm. You only need to bring a bathing suit and a water bottle. The bathhouse provides complimentary rubber slides, towels, and personal care items in the locker room. The lockers are large enough to hold a tote bag/gym bag and they lock/unlock with your bracelet. There is a restaurant and lounge area to eat and just relax. You can also purchase water, alcohol, and other beverages at the grab and go section. I found this place on social media and I'm so thankful I came. I am actually kind of shocked of how many 1 star reviews...I read a majority of the 1 star reviews and it is unfortunate that many people didn't enjoy it here. Highly recommend coming here. read more

Bathhouse - Flatiron - Menu - Saunas Near Me - New York, New York

I've been to the Williamsburg location and loved this place. The flatiron location is two blocks from my house so I went to this location today. It's huge location but not as big as Williamsburg. It was very packed ( I went on a Friday at 1pm) The staff were very helpful. The pools were loud but they have a quiet place, it was still loud. I still love this company and will continue to go back There's a no picture policy hence no pics. read more

I came here while I was visiting NY. I was indecisive about this location and the Williamsburg location, but I opted for Flat Iron because it had better reviews. I enjoyed my time here. It's a fully wet spa, so you are required to wear a bathing suit throughout the whole spa, including in the dry saunas. My favorite part was the sauna ritual, called Aufguss. It gets really hot during the ritual, but the sauna master encourages people to leave if they can't stand the heat anymore. It's definitely a unique component of this spa, as I've never had this experience at other day spas. I came here later in the day, around 6pm, and stayed right before closing time. I don't think it's necessary to spend more than 4-5 hours here, being that it's not a huge spa. One of the reasons I was considering going to the Williamsburg location was because of their rooftop pool. If this location had something similar I'm sure that will allow for more relaxation time to spend more a couple more hours here. Overall, I enjoyed my visit. I'll probably visit again the next time I'm in town. read more

Great saunas, cold plunges and soaking BUT it's really crowded - they are simply selling too many entries for the space. AND it's so freaky with tech. Too weird that a front desk person cannot even say hello or tell you a thing, go sign in and use tech gate, awful! We come to unwind, not be on Black Mirror! read more

I've been to all types of bathhouses and this venue was not at all what I expected for a premium experience. People were taking pictures in the locker room, while a man walked through as I was changing. The vibe is not relaxing, it's like going to a pool bar in at a cheesy resort in Cancun, with guys rating girls and trying to score. People were talking loudly in the quiet area and there was no space in the one salt pool to sit. There was were too many people allowed in at once which made for a loud annoying experience. Only one staff member was helpful- his name was Matt. Otherwise- no one was there to manage the quiet room, locker room shenanigans or help guide you through the experience. Maybe I'm old or don't understand the business model- but I would never visit this venue again. read more

I went here in January 2026. Really crowded. Common areas weren't clean e.g. sandals everywhere which is a tripping hazard given how dark it is. Food was mid. It just felt like a dark room with some pools. There wasn't even much variety in terms of pools. Essentially there was a hot one which wasn't that hot, a lukewarm one and then a couple of ice baths. Worst of all, in the quiet area, which I thought would be more calm there was no one in the pool except for a couple that was aggressively making out on top of each other if not totally engaging in intercourse in a shared pool for everyone to see. No staff were stopping them. And I learned why as I walked away and overheard a staff member say "They're my clients and I don't want to lose my job so I'm not going to say anything." If a company makes both its other customers and its staff feel that kind of uncomfortable, that's not a place I want to visit again. In terms of value, safety, cleanliness and respect I wouldn't go with a VC backed bathhouse ever again. read more

This place was awesome. I was able to relax and let my tight muscles absorb the heat/cool water, steam etc melting away the stress of the day. I enjoyed all the amenities with my day pass. I will be back next time I'm in NYC for a scrub and more amenities. read more

I had a great experience overall hanging out for hours. However, a day later I had routine lab work done, and it turns out I have a UTI. There is no earthly other reason in my life right now that I would have one, so this is definitely why. Reflecting on that, I did notice that they let water pool everywhere on the floors without pushing it to the drains, which they should be doing regularly. I can only imagine what they don't do in the pools that they should be doing. The rest of the place did seem clean, but I will say the steam room wreaked of a moldy smell (whereas, at the Equinox steam room, it always smells like eucalyptus, and also I've never gotten a UTI from Equinox, or from the K-spa I've gone to, or any hotel pool/sauna, etc etc etc. So the fact that this UTI showed up just over a day later speaks volumes of this place.) I am really disappointed. The sauna in particular was amazing, and I was looking forward to going back. I'm also sad after reading reviews that people come here just to see couples having sex there. If you can't afford staff to shut that sh*t down, you don't deserve to be open. For everyone reading this, UTIs can lead to infections that affect fertility when they go untreated. This is especially the case when you're not sure you have one -- and UTIs from places like this would give you more indirect bacteria than from sex, meaning they could build slower and be less detected symptomatically than getting them another way. Please take care of yourselves! read more

For $125 on Sunday we got access to hot pool, cold plunge, mid temp pool ,steam room, banya, and an infrared sauna. The attendants were super nice. Unfortunately the relaxation never started. It was loud and very crowded. It felt like an extreme overcharge for the amenities you get (Sojo across the river is same price for double the variety and space). Sadly I was also disappointed in cleanliness and minimal amenities for the price - Bathrooms were dirty, the towels tiny, and the complimentary bottles empty. Overall I don't recommend it on a weekend. The bathhouse is a beautiful space, very crypto gym bro, and the LEDs in the decor will blow your mind! But the beauty of the design is lost to the eye when the spa is packed with people. I recommend going early and keeping an eye on dynamic pricing. Worth a visit if you really love the movie tron and eavesdropping on yuppies. read more

I've always had great experiences here. The different temperature pools, steam rooms, and saunas make for a relaxing day. I haven't found a better day spa in NYC. read more

I got a day pass and tried this place out yesterday. They've been popping up on my Instagram for a while. I have been to a few bath houses around the world and also to the Aire baths in New York City. This place is new and well appointed. Has 6 to 7 pools, but there is a lot of repetition. Some of the pools are heated. Some of the pools are normal and some of the pools are cold but none of the pools actually have any jets or sprays so you're not really getting a water massage . They've done a good job in the three different kinds of sauna and steam rooms but I'm not a big user of those. I still went in and tried them out. They also have a "quiet" room, but I don't see how that is really quiet. The music is the same and the people will come in and make the same kind of noise so I didn't see the point of it. I was not a huge fan of the decor. Yes it's very modern and gray and cemented. But it's not very calming. The music wasn't super soothing either it was more peppy. Maybe that's your thing. The service downstairs in the pool area is quite nice. The guys are friendly. The staff does a good job keeping the place really clean. The service upstairs at the check-in encounter was a little bit flaky. They aren't really paying attention so much. Also there was no mandate to shower before entering the bath :( and my skin still smells of chlorine a day later. And yes the place was crowded IMO at 11 am on a Thursday. read more

Have been to this one a few times and would totally recommend! Depending on time you will or will not see crowds. But either way its a good experience and it has plenty of room for crowdy times too. All pools are nicely temperatured but we love the salt pool. Its in the back in silent zone! Amenities are good and spa supplies are great too. They have a nice cafe too. read more

Bathhouse - Flatiron - Saunas Near Me - New York, New York

Fully enjoyed my solo date here. I booked a full body massage to treat myself for Valentine's Day and it was so worth it. I chose the option of anyone available and was satisfied with my male masseuse, I think his name was Lucas or Carlos I got there abit late so I couldn't remember his name being rushed downstairs, but I do know he did a great job in making me feel relaxed. They give you up to an hour before your massage, so try to get there so you're not flustered like I was. But they did express me down to the area to change and then to the quiet area where the massages happen. I also enjoyed food and a glass of wine in the cafe area, you can take your phone or computer there but should respect others privacy and enjoy your winding down time without it. The different saunas were great and the pools too! I already cant wait to go back. Maybe try their other location since this one was a bit crowded. They do automatically charge you 20% gratuity for the massage so keep that in mind. You also have the option to tip how ever much you want but that is the standard. Be sure to close out before you leave. read more

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Was looking forward to this experience. I had a gift certificate and decided to take myself for a massage for my birthday yesterday. The 3 starts are for the saunas and the awesome massage - Colleen was wonderful and so sweet and helpful with my problem areas. Other than that it feels like a 'fancier looking' spa castle. It's too many people , the baths are barely warm, The jets are so weak. The staff in front talks to you so fast on the rules and then it's like a maze , you don't even know where you're going. I told them it's my birthday and they said they don't do anything special for birthdays but I can buy myself a glass of champagne at the bar LOL. All the women in the locker room were confused of where to go and what to do. The towels are paper thin, the water is supercharged with chlorine. You can't take your phone to the baths and sauna area. Just everything is inconvenient and nonsensical. The Massage, Banya and the salt sauna were probably the best part. Everything else was just absolutely MID. Maybe when it was Aiere baths it was nicer and fancier, I'm underwhelmed and would not be coming back or recommending anyone to go here. read more

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I was under the impression that this was a place to relax. I enjoyed a couple of the sauna rooms but there were sooo many people here that it felt like a social club, no one using their spa voice. I found out later that they serve alcohol, so maybe that partially explain it. But yeah so many people there that there were pools I didn't want to get into etc. it was also huge with no signs of what directions to go. On the way out a fight almost broke out between some people in the locker room. All the staff I talked to were really nice and there were ample towels and even a cafe. But between how dark the entire place was plus the amount of people, plus the crowd itself, I will not come back. read more

I had a positive first experience at Bathhouse today. I got a day pass and spent time in the various pools, steam room, and saunas. I was nervous given that I had heard mixed reviews, but I found the premises to be clean and well maintained. I was hoping for a more relaxing experience however, there were lots of groups of people who were talking even in the quiet area. I think the staff could do a better job encouraging people to be respectful in the quiet area. I stumbled upon the Aufguss ritual in the sauna and that was pretty neat. I'd recommend checking it out. The showers and amenities were nice. My only complaint was that the towels were not soft. read more

5o min scrub was fantastic! Whole experience euphoric. The bubbles felt like a hug from a cloud. Buckets of water pouring over my skin felt soul cleansing. The whole experience my new fav thing to do in New York! read more

the ambiance is definitely the best part about this spot. i've never been to a bathhouse where the interior design was so well thought out and aesthetic. i appreciated that they had a cafe too. the bath and saunas were pretty standard. i didn't love the infrared room, it seems like a low quality light. but the other rooms and pools were fine read more

I'm here to write a review for the kind and impeccable service I received from Troy. He was the start to my great experience at the spa and I really want him to be recognized for his hard work. read more

I had a really good time and left feeling refreshed and relaxed as can be. It was my first time at this location and it's definitely bigger than the Brooklyn location but also less intimate. The pools were really nice, warm and spacious. There were several options to dip in. There's 2 cold plunges, for the behave folks. We tried each of the saunas and the steam room. I took advantage of the warm spaces and did some stretching. Oh and the couches outside of the bathrooms are pretty comfortable. Took a lil cat nap after everything. read more

The first time trying a spa and decided to try it and I have to say I had an amazing time. I was treated to a massage as well to a scrub I have to say I had a great experience. Loved every moment I spent there. I can't wait to go again. Everyone was very nice and friendly. read more

Not impressed, just not for me. Very strict cellphones rules. Pretty much an aesthetic basement pool club. I don't feel the "spa feel" I was expecting to have. Locker rooms amenities are minimal and no bathrobes. read more

After my ok experience with their Williamsburg location, I'd figured I would give this location a try. The most significant difference is the size this location is probably 3x the size in comparison to begin with bigger lockers & pool area. This one has 5 pools , 2 cold , 2 warm & a hotter one & They are a decent size u don't feel like you are on top of each other like the other location. Also has a seating area, rooms for saunas, a few showers not bad over all. We took a breather & went to the restaurant we had an Apple cider & Ham & cheese puff pastry, both good. The showers here are amazing, you don't want to get out so many jets its so nice & soothing, good toiletries to use. In comparison I liked this location better mainly because it is larger & that makes it more comfortable all around. This was a good visit overall, nice way to spend a few hours. read more

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The membership doesn't seem worth it. It's $145 for 3 visits but the visits are for the $50 time slots. So you're only saving $5 and are limited to the time of day you can go. It also doesn't roll over if you don't use a visit in a month. It is also crowded and noisy in there. Not good for relaxing at all. You also pay gratuity on everything including bottled drinks, that you grab off of the shelf. I will not be renewing my membership. read more

My first experience at the Bathhouse Flatiron and it will not be my last. We got a day pass for my sister's birthday and it was only ~$40 for the day as long as we entered before 10am (plus whatever food & drinks we purchased inside). I'm an architect and I am obsessed with the design of this space from the minute you get inside. The detailing is exquisite. From the space to the staff, bathhouse made me feel like a total VIP. Do a little reading before you get there - just to understand the different amenities and the recommended series of saunas and pools. I even did the cold plunge - a proud moment. Remember: this isn't a spa, it's not meant to be quiet. There are designated quiet spaces, but think more community, Roman bathhouse times and less day spa. Some complain it's loud - people were talking but so were we so it didn't bother me at all, we still felt completely zen. Don't forget to bring a refillable water bottle or buy one at the restaurant. Definitely recommend getting the wristband and attaching your credit card to use in the restaurant. We loved their natural wine list and dumplings! Can't wait to come back. read more

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I went into Bathhouse with no expectations. I frequent many Korean Spas, saunas, etc so I wanted to see what this experience would be like. I showed up at 11AM and I had a massage appointment at 12PM. Every one else had the same idea I guess because the check in area was packed when I showed up. About 6-8 people in line and 3 people checking in them in. I didn't wait long to check in. The person checking me in fired off rapid instructions about where to go but I could not retain any of the info 3 minutes after walking away from the desk. Signage can be improved throughout the spa. When you enter the locker areas, there are buckets of sandals but there is no signage indicating if these are used or clean to wear. There is also no where that I saw to drop your used sandals either. There are a ton of lockers and plenty of space. The lockers lock with your bracelet that you receive upon check in. Plenty of towels and amenities in the locker room as well. The person who checked me in said that there would be staff members throughout to help with questions but I noticed an obvious lack of staff when I got to the lockers. I only saw a staff member in there hours later who was cleaning. Some other guests were confused about where to go/what to do and even asked me for help. Unfortunately it being my first time as well, I didn't have much help to offer. I spotted one or two people in the baths area, but I really did not see a heavy staff presence throughout. The Services area does have a host stand where you can check in for your additional services with a staff member. This area also has a nice salt water pool but it is pretty small. The bath and sauna areas are more of a social hour than a relaxing experience. The place is pretty crowded and every one is talking. I noticed large groups seemed to like coming here as I observed groups of 6-8 people traveling in packs. There are several baths including two (?) cold plunges. The cold plunges were mostly empty - it is not for the weak. There are 3 saunas - infrared, banya and dry sauna. The infrared sauna is pretty small, while the dry sauna and banya are bigger. The larger saunas were not crowded when I entered and people seemed to respect silence and relaxation in there more than they did in the baths and infrared sauna. I had a massage with Jennifer and it was excellent! She gave me tips on stretching and was so kind. I followed my massage with a hammam scrub with Stephanie. The scrub was followed by oil application. Stephanie was also great! If you are used to intense Korean scrubs, the hammam scrub will leave you disappointed. It's like a scrub with training wheels on - very light to the touch and not as intense. The oil at the end was a nice touch though and my skin still feels soft a few days later from it. The cafe was pretty busy when I showed up. They have small plates, canned beer and wine, pastries and some other drinks as well. The cafe prices are pretty much highway robbery ($8 pastry, $10 canned drink). They also do not disclose an auto gratuity of 20% that gets added to anything you purchase. I noticed it was added when the cashier rang me up. I came here with the Bathhouse Experience package ($275 for admission, 60 min massage and 30 min scrub). The price was average for what I have seen in other spas that offer similar services. I enjoyed the showers in the locker room too. They each have a digital panel inside the shower that allow you to control the temperature and pressure of your water. They also have shampoo, conditioner, body wash, facial cleanser and moisturizer to use in the locker room. Hair dryers and hair ties are provided, but there are no disposable combs or brushes to use. I did not see disposable razors either. They have plastic bags in the locker room to store your wet swimsuits once you are done. They have a swimsuit drying machine too - but it was out of order. Plenty of restrooms throughout the space as well. I have never been to the Williamsburg location but I hear this Flatiron location is much larger than that one. Overall: Vibe - social, not relaxing or serene in common areas. Relaxing during individual services however. Price - Average Staff - Great for individual services, average for common areas/check in. If you want a relaxing sauna/spa experience, I would not use Bathhouse for that because this place is more of a social hour. However, if this doesn't bother you, I highly recommend going solo for services and/or coming with a group because it does seem like it could be fun with friends. Oh yeah - and I also saw a few couples openly making out or intimately touching each other in the baths/sauna area. Not sure what it is about - not sure why a loud, crowded bath/sauna area would put you in the mood for that. Can you all just please get a room next time? Thanks!! read more

For the location and admission investment ($60/$70)? I'll take it. This 2nd location (Chelsea) is bigger than Brooklyn (agree point), with more offering. The Palo Santo scent permeates the air on the ground level, with dishes containing cones in multiple corners. This There are a good amount of stairs, so keep this in mind. There are over 222 wardrobe lockers, and your key to locking/opening them (as well as any additional purchases), is your waterproof wristband. Try the Aufguss, but if it's your first time, sit on the bottom tier of seats. Have a cool shower, then a cold water plunge DIRECTLY thereafter. The ambiance is cool, mostly greys and creams. My favorite places were the infra-red sauna (almost took a nap in there), and the salt pool. Side note, the feature above the salt pool is reminiscent of the "rain" light fixtures at Restoration Warehouse, and that made me smile with delight. When you visit: -BYO water bottle, there is a filling station. -BYO robe, washcloth, face and hair products, most everything else is provided for you, including super cute slippers. Nearby: Barnes & Noble Bookstore, Madison Square Park, read more

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Spent a few hours here today for a much needed self care day. On first thought, the aesthetic sort of reminded me of Sky Lagoon in Iceland--dark, charcoal interior, wrist band taps for the lockers and cafe purchases. But that's kind of where the comparison ended. I made a 10:20 AM appointment hoping to beat some of the crowd but it was surprisingly still busier than I imagined at that time on a Sunday. Bathhouse isn't necessarily your quiet repose--it's loud, people are chatty, it gets crowded and can look messy towards the afternoon once a full crowd is around and towels and water bottles are strewn over the bath area. That aside, I still managed to get in some zen and even dozed off in the sauna. Did a few rounds of the ritual and the banya is no joke. It had to be a solid 150 F when I initially walked in and I had to slowly deep breathe to acclimate just to last for a few minutes. As the door kept opening with the flux of people coming and going, the temperature was more bearable and I did a few rounds naturally followed by an immediate cold plunge smartly placed right outside. The Hammam is my next favorite and I think adding a little aromatherapy to it would be a nice touch but they'd probably have to account for different sensitivities to scents. There are a few other semi-heated pools that were a nice retreat after the hotter rooms. I popped in for lunch right at noon and had the charred cabbage. It was good with the exception of it resting in a glob of mayo (why?). The drink offerings are nice and I really liked the Riesling; it was a little fruity and low acidity. The canned cocktails are also good. Had a Manhattan over ice. All in all, a day well spent and I plan on coming back or making it a routine. My skin was so soft and glowing after. But, I may try to do one of the early bird slots on a weekday to avoid weekend crowds. Or on the reverse since they're open til around midnight, make it a Saturday night thing for more of a social vibe. read more

Bathhouse - Flatiron - Charred Cabbage - Saunas Near Me - New York, New York

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I loved the esthetics of this place! The establishment felt clean and safe. The only downside was people were talking really loud in the quiet area. read more

I was at the Bathhouse Flatiron on March 6th. I had an amazing full body massage experience. Jennifer masseuse was excellent. I would recommend this place. read more