THE BEST PLACE ON THE PLANET!!!!!! - relaxing…read more - peaceful The massage chairs was my favorite Float pool was interesting The halo room would be my second favorite The foot soak was very interesting and very cool I will be coming back and this is the only place I will be going to. The staff are so friendly, kind. The place smells cleans and looks and feels cleans that's the best part

Did a 90 minute float. It was very relaxing. I used the deluxe suit. I would recommend it…read moredefinitely.

Been extremely stressed out (my dad unexpectedly passed and parents live in SC, couldn't fly down…read moreimmediately.) My friend saw my distress and surprised me with an experience here. It took a while to really get into the guided imagery/zero gravity chair and become zen but I eventually got there! Walked out of there feeling so much lighter and more relaxed. Hung out in the rest/beverage and snack lounge for a while. Loved the games, books, oracle cards and tarot decks. Will absolutely be back again. I needed some peace in my life and Saltitude absolutely provided this. So greatful to my friend for this gift!

This place is amazing and tucked away in an unassuming strip mall. The staff are friendly and…read morehappy to answer questions. I always leave feeling better than when I arrive. They also have a small metaphysical shop which is nice to browse before or after the appointment.

I have been going to Epiros for over 2.5 years now and believe they have become a big part of our…read morefamily's healing process from mold illness. My 10 year old and I have been consistently doing the biocharger, PEMF, and RASHA therapies and have felt a cumulative lift in the respiratory and yeast related symptoms we were experiencing. My son does the RASHA (scaler energy sound therapy) for 75 minutes once per week and feels immediate relaxation and focus during and after the session, which is something he often struggles with. Most recently, I've been doing the Emsella chair (pelvic floor stimulation) and feel stronger after only 4 sessions. Nola and Rita are incredibly attentive and extremely knowledgeable in these modalities and truly understand what it means to heal the body deeply. They treat every client like family, and I'm so glad we found them.

Fantastic new wellness/spa in Cohasset. Extremely welcoming owners who are highly knowledgeable and…read moreclearly love their work. I went for a 90 minute float tank session and left very refreshed, a great meditation -- they offered a complimentary tea and foot massage afterward to complete the experience. Facility is clean, well-designed and quite relaxing. Easy to book online and ample parking. Happy to have found a local business that is so well-run, and well-equipped for therapies that can be difficult to find on the South Shore. Will be back any time I need a reset.

My wife gifted us a salt bed experience and honestly wasn't sure what to expect…read more Each bed is roughly 8"-10" of coarse salt which is heated. While they are uncertain how exactly it helps your body but there seems to be less inflammation in my arthritic shoulders and hips. This small family business started out of a family need and has grown into a great business. If you experience muscular or joint pain then I highly recommend this business. The salt cave option is supposed to be great for skin and respiratory problems and issues. For us this will definitely be worth another visit. Cash payment yields a better rate should you be interested.

Just finished a session in the salt beds. Experiencing lower back pain but feel so much better…read moreafter a salt session. The cave truly provides relaxation, helps to reduce inflammation, and definitely relieves pain. Thank you for another amazing experience.

what a great little spot! cute front shop filled with all sorts of holistic and spiritual items…read more teas, salt stones, tarot cards, smudge sticks, hot/ cold packs, soaps and lotions and SO much more. we went for a mother daughter " spa" day. we enjoyed the salt cave and scalp massages. they also do full massages and couples massages IN the salt cave. It is cozy and relaxing. the two sisters were knowledgeable, sweet, patient and so very helpful. great for a bridal party relaxation day, couples gal pals. located in the Shaw's parking lot next to birds unlimited. give yourself a treat!

From the owner: The Copper Cave is a magical place for health, wellness, peace and tranquility. We offer…read morehalotherapy (dry salt therapy) for respiratory, skin and mental health wellness within a traditional style Himalayan Salt Cave. We also offer yoga, massage, meditation, and energy healing, including Reiki certifications, as well as a variety of events each month in the cave. There is a Treatment Room where some amazing independent wellness practitioners (and mediums) offer their services. Our shop features handcrafted local items, including soap, candles, jewelry, unique tea, and unique salt lamps. Visit for a halotherapy session in the cave, then relax in our seating area while you warm your feet on Himalayan salt foot domes and enjoy a cup of tea!

Guided meditations on Monday's and Thursday's with Fran are exactly what your Dr. ordered. Bringing…read moreyou peace, mindfulness, and back to center. Along with the benefits of the salt room -- helping seasonal allergies, bringing more relaxation to an already relaxing state of mind. I also love checking out there crystals!

Average, not a lot of salt. seems to have gone down from what has been there in the past. I've been…read more3-4 times. if you like average this is it.

Establishment is clean, staff welcoming and accommodating. I always feel relaxed and feeling like a…read moremillion bucks. All the nurses and staff are Rockstars. Highly recommend

We had a July of travel, caring for my mom, connecting with friends & family and had a blast doing…read moreit. By the end of the trip, both my husband & I was ready to come home. Grateful, but ready for our own bed. Our flights were so very delayed - over & over again - we didn't see our bed til 3am. We were exhausted & dehydrated - not a great combination for a busy couple. So my husband & I knew to call Vital Hydration & Wellness. Cindy was available & knew exactly what we needed. Sam & I are grateful for Cindy's knowledge and compassion. We trust Vital Hydration and wellness! You can too.

I've never understood why New England doesn't have more of a spa culture, so I'm genuinely glad…read morethis place exists - and overall, it's quite good! If I weren't a bit biased from being spoiled by Canadian and West Coast Korean spas, I'd probably give it 5+ stars. I love that there's a cold plunge, plenty of relaxation rooms, an unlimited stay, and massage chairs. The atmosphere is pleasant, and the facilities feel clean and well maintained. A few minor improvements would really take this place to the next level: - The steam rooms and hot saunas could be hotter. - The cost is steep. I fully understand that my expectations are colored by $30 West Coast spas, but a slightly lower price point would make frequent visits easier to justify. - The locker room/wet area was very loud. I appreciate that conversation is allowed, but the volume made it hard to fully relax. I'm not sure there's an easy fix without acoustic upgrades. - The Korean food was disappointing, especially for the price. - This is very personal preference, but I do enjoy the traditional no-bathing-suits culture. Most women were wearing bathing suits, which made me feel a bit self-conscious being the only one without. Totally on me, but worth mentioning if you're expecting a more traditional spa experience. Overall, I'm happy to have a spa like this in the area and hope it continues to improve. If you've never tried a spa like this before, I highly encourage giving it a shot!!

I have such a "love-hate" relationship with Spalight. When they first opened, this place was an…read moreabsolute dream--meticulously clean, welcoming, and my go-to spot to totally reset. Unfortunately, the facility has hit a bit of a decline lately. What used to be impeccably dry, clean floors are now prone to dust and hairballs, and it's gotten so wet in the wet sauna areas that they've just started putting out "caution" signs instead of actually keeping it dry. I've seen quite a few people slip. Even the "unlimited" towel perk has been downgraded to a strict two-towel limit, and the food portions and quality have shrunk exponentially compared to the cost they charge it at. That being said, there is one major saving grace: the Korean auntie who does the body scrubs. She is an absolute legend and deserves a massive raise for everything she puts up with! She's the main reason the experience still feels somewhat authentic and worth driving to. The rooms are also on the smaller side, so if you go during peak hours, it's definitely more "crowded" than "calm." Honestly, the only reason I still make the trip is that it's the only K-spa within a reasonable driving distance from Boston. If there were more local options, I'd probably skip the decline here and head straight to NJ or NYC for a higher-quality experience. It's still a decent option if you're desperate for a scrub and a soak without the four-hour drive, but I really miss the high standards they had at the beginning.

This place has truly been a haven for me while processing grief after losing my dad…read more Whatever service you choose will be wonderful. I've done the float tank, the RASHA machine (my favorite), the sauna, and the oxygen steam, and each experience has been great. The monthly membership also comes with a free session each month so it is definitely worth it. Xander, the owner, is incredibly kind and welcoming. They're also open very late (10pm), which has been perfect for me - I usually go at night and always leave feeling deeply relaxed and cared for.

This place has a great location. That said, being accustomed to floatation tanks and infrared…read moresaunas, this place did not seem clean, had an odor that impacts me like mold (i'm sensitive to mold). I felt like i was suffocating. the infrared sauna is nice though there's an odor there too. The towels they give are freyed and thin- little things like nice towels give a more restorative feel. they aren't expensive. The heat in the sauna was good and half an hour got a good sweat. The flotation tank was too hot., It's supposed to be a sensory deprivation tank which means that the water temp is supposed to be the temperature of the body. It was the temp of a hot bath. It smelled. I've been in many flotation tanks and tanks with magnesium salts before. The smell began to be suffocating. I got myself out.- i had been in for an hour but the tming device said i had 30 minutes left. That's the least of it though. There are things this place could do to spiff up and become more of a wellness place where people know what they're doing.