Excellent massage, friendly staff if I'm ever in Rome again, I would definitely go back!read more

This spot was right by the hotel we were staying at and looked quite fancy from the outside. The…read moreservice was on point and masseuse was good. We got a couple's massage in one of the back rooms and they had even put candles to give a nice vibe. There were some mosquitos so I brought some bug spray with me to keep them away while I was getting massage and was able to avoid getting bit. Price was very reasonable and I wanted to go back again but did not have enough time. Make sure to stop by and reserve your massage earlier in the morning or the day prior.

We went to El Spa because my husband hurt his back while we were traveling. He had a great massage…read moreand told me the spa was very nice. So the next time he went, I went too. We scheduled the hydrospa (salt water pools) with massages to follow. The spa is well maintained and very large (for the area). The ambiance is serene and the therapists are very skilled. This was one of the best massages that I have gotten. I look forward to visiting again when I am in Rome.

My husband surprised me with this on our last day in Rome, it was well worth the risk on his part!…read moreWe did the hammam and had a massage. They were both amazing! This was my first time experiencing hammam and I loved the way my skin felt after. I highly recommended taking the time to visit this wonderful place!

Overall: Yes - they have eeeeeeeverything when it comes to us girls (and boys!) to pamper…read moreourselves; manicure, pedicure, sunbeds, facials, massages. I wasn't unhappy with the manicure at all - just a small thing when it comes to cutting cuticles; I'm not of fan of that in general and expressed it, as I have baby fingers (not a joke, my nails are the size of an average 6-year-old), so when cutting, they bleed. It happened and ah well - it happens everywhere so can't really blame them. It as more of a language barrier than bad service. The service overall was impeccable! Clean, hygienic, very sweet and smiling. Also, afterwards I took a sunbed and of course, clumsy unicorn that I am, messed up three of my freshly manicured nailes. They laughed with me (not at me) and helped with a big, big smile to make sure my nails were ready to go again. Recommend for sunbeds and manicure, it'll not be top-notch-all-glory-glitter in the world, but the price is absolutely reasonable and local lovely.

This was the only place on Yelp that seemed close to where we were staying in Trastevere, and I…read moredesperately needed a manicure and pedicure after 3 weeks of traveling. I am always reluctant to get my nails done at somewhere I do not know, but desperate times call for desperate measures. The girls did a GREAT job on my feet and hands and I am quite particular. They actually listened to my requests/"instructions" of how I wanted my pedi and mani. The place was CLEAN and the girls working were nice enough (and quiet - which is what I like). The woman at the front desk (maybe the owner?) was very nice and welcoming upon arrival and throughout the pedicure and manicure "checked" to make sure everything was to my satisfaction. Definitely would recommend.

I wish I could take this nail salon back to the United States with me! I truly have never gotten a…read morebetter manicure. I went on a Sunday and did not make an appointment however she was able to fit me in a few hours later. Unfortunately I speak very little Italian but the nail artist spoke perfect English so it was very easy to convey what I wanted. I got a gel fill and while the process took a little longer than we're used to in the US (1.5 hrs) she took such care, effort, and precision with her work. I paid €60. I would recommend this place to anyone! I would say to call ahead and make an appointment so you're not waiting around!

This place is great! Had gel manicure and pedicure while on vacation in Rome. They were flexible…read morewith appointment time and did a great job. Better than my nail salon at home. Prices were comparable to what I pay in the US.

I booked a visit at the Aquamadre Hammam for the women's only night during my trip to Rome. While…read moreI was planning the trip, I knew that I would need some relaxation and pampering after a long transatlantic flight and many days of trekking throughout the amazing city that is Rome. Located in the Jewish ghetto part of the city, the hammam is beautiful and totally charming. The staff were kind and professional, and there is always someone to help guide you through the process. You start by changing out of your clothes in the dressing room, and you can either go totally nude or wear some version of a bathing suit - there were women who did both, so just choose your preference. From there, you are led down to the grottos beneath the main building into a beautifully candle lit space. They will hand you a small bowl of soap and ask you to clean your body, and they will pour warm water over you which is so relaxing. From there, you will alternate between the heated steam room and back into the main room which is warm, but less heated. I highly recommend dousing yourself in cold water while you are in the steam room, its very relaxing for the nerves. Once you have had your fill of that, they will lead you to another marble slab where you lay down and they will scrub your body from head to toe - I never felt more clean! Afterwards, you will retreat to a cool pool of water and relax there. If you did not book a treatment, you would then go back upstairs in their lounge room where fresh tea will be waiting for you. I proceeded to have the lavender honey facial done, which was lovely but frankly could have skipped it just because I was already so blissed out from the hammam experience. It did moisturize my weary skin though, which was going bonkers from travel. If you have time afterwards, I would highly recommend going to eat at one of the many kosher restaurants in the area - get the fried artichoke if it is in season! All in all, a wonderful experience and I would definitely do it again if I were in Rome. Budget at least 2 hours for the process from start to finish.

Paid for an hour and got 40 minutes max of a very weak massage. Feel more anxious and stressed than…read morewhen I arrived