OK place. As with many budget-category massage places, you can't expect it to have the most…read morerelaxing ambiance of all time -- I felt uncomfortable when, after removing all of my clothes, I had my feet washed while the curtain to my treatment room was partly open, thus giving a free show to anyone in the reception room as well as the passer-bys on Greifswalderstrasse (the reception room has a completely glass wall looking out onto the busy street). The massage itself was pretty good and my massage technician was friendly. Although I do appreciate it when the technician asks if the pressure they are using is ok, I got mildly annoyed that literally every 30 seconds, I was asked if I was in pain or told that the next part of the massage might hurt a little. I've never previously gotten a Thai massage before; it sure was interesting! For those who don't know, Thai massage involves the technician stretching you out and using various body parts to work out the kinks (nothing inappropriate though, but for example, lots of massaging using their feet). To top off the experience, I was given a cup of fresh ginger tea. That was nice!

Nice little place with a relaxing atmosphere and super nice staff. The massage was excellent and…read moreboth my wife and I plan on returning!

Yes the best spa in Deutschland the service and the staff there are the best I enjoy so muchread more

This place is a scam, We had a couple Massage... we got there they served us some tea…read more We got in the Massage room for a Thai massage... they literally spent 90 minutes rubbing oil on our body, in certain point I asked them if it could be stronger, they said I can try Sir. well... she found a sore spot on my back and was pressing for 20 minutes, I said it was hurting 2 times and asked to move on and she kept pressing the spot! This place is horrible, they are not professionals! DO NOT GO THERE, otherwise you will be very frustrated!

I was in Berlin for a few days and looking for a relaxation experience that would not take too…read morelong. I stumbled upon the Liquidrom and was intrigued to try it out. I started out with a massage (which was interesting because I don't speak any German and the massage therapist didn't speak any English!). Needless to say, the massage wasn't the best ever since I couldn't really tell the massage therapist what I wanted. The actual main room with the saltwater pool is pretty cool. There are pool noodles there to grab and then you float on them and listen to the chill music being piped in to the pool. I took one star off because I didn't like that I had to pay extra to borrow towels and a bathrobe while I was there. It was a unique experience at the Liquidrom and I really liked going there to relax in the large pool!

I am back in Berlin for the week and decided to treat myself to a few spa experiences. During my…read moreresearch I honed in on 2 spas in particular (and I'll write a review for both) - Liquidrom and Vabali. I went to Vabali first, and Liquidrom second. Liquidrom: The pool is within a quick walk from the U Bahn. It's a cool building (though the spikes belong to Tempodrom, not the pool portion). Upon checking in and getting changed in the locker room, I felt like it was basic, but functional. Their shower gel in the showers is nothing special or premium, but it works. Once showered, you enter a long hallway. And this is where the confusion begins. There is not a lot to do here. It's bizarrely disjointed since it's partially clothed partially nude. The clothed portion is the salt water pool. This is what you're paying €22.50 for 2 hours for. It's one pool (and I guess a tiny outside pool to sit in, but you'll mingle with nude people from the spa, if you're expecting to stay clothed). I think this whole space would make a lot more sense if they don't upcharge you for the spa, but make it one holistic no clothing experience for the full pool and spa. The pool itself is decent. It's moody with LED lighting and music playing. But it's not really that big. And it's circular, so I am not really sure what you're supposed to do here for 2 hours. It's the only thing you've payed for (other than optional massages and whatnot). Anyway, over to the Spa I went. €2.50 upcharge (once) and you're in through the turnstiles. And again I am confused. Where are you supposed to put your swim trunks? There are open lockers, but I saw a few people schlep their garments around all the time. In the spa. you have 4 saunas. 2 of which are pretty nice (the Aufguss Sauna at 90c and the Kräutersauna (I forgot the temp). The other two are a steam room and a 60c salt room (that I found to be kinda useless. It was not warm enough really to do anything). I was able to join one infusion in the Aufguss sauna, and that was hot and decently nice. The issue I was having (and the reason I only got to do one) is that signage and clocks are not super obvious. Apparently they only do these once per hour at the full hour. I got there shortly before 10am. I would've liked to at least have a chance to join the 10am one, but I didn't know, nobody tells you anything, and signage is hidden right by the Sauna, so deeper into the spa. I left after reaching the 2 hour mark, since I didn't want to pay for 4 hours (which is charges you if you go over). I won't come back. I think this place is crazy expensive for what you can do here. The spa facilities are confusing and not that great. Going to Vabali is not that much more expensive, but you get SO MUCH more. Don't bother going here, seriously, just don't.

Ich war höchst enttäuscht und total unzufrieden. Katastrophe…read moreDie Zeit der Massage war nicht ordentlich verteilt, Teil meines Körpers wurde nicht massiert obwohl ich vorher extra dafür gebeten habe.Ich habe für 90 min gebucht und wurde nur 60 Minuten massiert (nur Rücken nicht mal richtig vorne).Die Mitarbeiter waren auch noch dazu sehr unfreundlich. Ich habe von Anfang an mich nicht willkommen gefühlt...Sehr schade... Mein Geburtstagsgeschenk für 150 Euro hätte am liebsten Tierschutzverein gespendet ...

My partner and I thoroughly enjoyed our experience at this beautiful and friendly spa! I booked us…read morefoot soaks and exfoliation, Thai herbal compress massages and seasonal facials. The treatment room was beautiful and relaxing, the foot soak was deliciously scented, and I loved the detail of citrus and flowers in the water. The exfoliation was very carefully performed. And the massage was fantastic! I have experienced a westernized version of this before, but absolutely noticed and appreciated the differences as it was offered here. The therapists are very thoughtful about the application of heat, and considerate of the requested pressure and area to be treated. We were perfectly relaxed after our experience. One funny thing happened afterwards, which is that while we were waiting for the facials, we discovered there had been a booking error. Darn! The email confirmation contained all the correct information, but it didn't seem to transfer to the booking of available staff. Still we enjoyed our experience and would very happily return

Rude and unkind! I had extreme back pain and had booked three hours of treatments and received…read moreconfirmation emails. When I arrived the clerk told me they had cancelled all my sessions. When I explained that I hadn't understood I had to call as well, she rudely told me to try Google Translate next time. No compassion for a person in pain and no basic etiquette. Avoid!

Y'all neeeed to go here if you're in Berlin. I'm not kidding. It was such a relaxing experience and…read moreone of the best I've ever had IN MY LIFE. FYI, men's and women's is Monday. Other than that, it's just women all day errday. I got the exfoliating scrub and massage. It was one of the best add-ons I could have asked for -- especially that massage! I feel like the massages in Germany are much different compared to that of the US? There's somewhat of a physiotherapy approach that you would find more or less at a clinic in the USA. Anyway, you can bring your own bathing suit or go around nekked. It's up to you, it's a judgment free zone and those Germans are very accepting of everyone you know! You're given a locker, and you can choose to get some towels and sandals for a small fee. There's also a shower, a dry sauna, wet sauna, and cooling room. I pretty much did everything I could in the 3 hours paid for. After you are done, dressed, and return your things (if you rented anything that is), you can relax in the front area with some Turkish tea. I slept sooo good that night. Can't wait to go back!

The massage was amazing. No, it was actually absolutely amazing! They went through all the…read moreimportant spots and the pressure was perfect, quite strong but bearable to feel afterwards like a new person. The personelle was nice and welcoming. The venue feels very authentic (I have done Asian massages before in Asia and this is the most authentic-street style feel of a massage place that I have encountered here). If you are looking for a posh atmosphere and secluded cabin - this is not that, but if you are looking for an excellent massage in an authentic place - then that's def your place

Both massage shops are always full. Thanks to the quality and cleanliness. You have no chance if…read moreyou have not booked in advance. The girls are very nice and give their best, although they are very busy with the guests. It is always impressive to be there, and it is also very LGBT-friendly!!! I can completely recommend both shops!!! Until next time!

I love the idea of German Saunas. It's relaxing and feels amazing. And the Germans have absolutely…read moreno problem enjoying this while being naked with members of the opposite sex. I really appreciate that. They really don't see anything sexual about the experience. The sauna on Schoenhauser was known as a "wellness lounge". You enter the facility, and you are given a key to a locker, and a towel. You go into your gender's changing room, strip down completely and put your clothing in a locker, emerging with only a towel. From there, you wander into one of the saunas, placing the towel on the wooden seat. Forget the towel, and you'll most certainly be corrected by one of the attendees of the proper protocol. Germans are very polite, but they won't hesitate to tell you when you are breaking the rules. If you are lucky, you'll get to experience the Aufguss ritual, in which an attendant will come into the sauna once everyone is seated, pour water on the hot stones to create steam, and then expertly whip a towel around to hit each person in the face with the hot steam. I'll never understand the point of the ritual, just that it appears to be an essential part of the Germany experience, and I didn't want to deny myself this experience. An hour later I leave the wellness lounge, fully refreshed and warmed up - the hangover from last night now a distant memory.

Located in a very central place…read more It can be over-crowded at the evening, and with only one Sauna, and a small garden, a bit limited in options. the staff could use a bit more friendliness. Maybe a smile could be a step into the right direction.