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    World Spa

    3.0 (340 reviews)
    Open 10:00 am - 10:00 pm

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    Anastasia J.

    Love the ambiance and decor of the spa. Customer service is very helpful and on point. The food is decent not anything to rave about. The drinks are alright; also not anything to rave about. The facility is kept clean, barefoot is recommended for the heated floors but slippers are available for purchase $20-$30. Lockers rooms are cleaned routinely and frequently. You may always get a crowd, but everyone respects the space and it's never too noisy.

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    Sabrina T.

    I enjoyed my first visit here. I do think they could have more pools and have complimentary water to drink since they have so many saunas. With that said I enjoyed the saunas they were nice. I also ate at the restaurant the food was decent i do think the portions could be bigger considering the price. The drink i had was also mixed well and good. Id come back but it's pretty pricey and I think Sojo has a leg up on them. But def check it out for yourself if you're in the area.

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    Michelle T.

    $120 for an admission pass seems a bit excessive, especially since they have limited facilities (namely pools). It's not bad if you go when it isn't crowded, which was the case for me as I booked for a Tuesday afternoon. They only have 1 pool (hydrotherapy) and it's not very big, although the website lists 4 pools. The others are even smaller and is a jacuzzi, a cold plunge pool, and "vitality pool". They have about 6 saunas which were pretty good. I loved the Moroccan and Turkish steam rooms the best. They also have 2 other specialty rooms. I booked the "Couple Pure Relaxation Massage 50 min" which cost $175 per person but it included admission, so that was a good deal! (They had a special running where if you booked a massage, your admission was free, otherwise, the price wouldn't have been worth it). The massage was pretty good although I didn't fall asleep as I usually do during a good massage. Food/drinks: the food was just okay and the portions were very small, especially the calamari. The drinks were much better. The lychee martini and lychee spritz were my favorite. Compared to sojo?? This only tops because Sojo doesn't serve alcohol and is all the way in jersey.

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    Julie Ying X.

    I came here for a spa day with my family. We came on the weekend with day pass 4 hour admission. The place was spacious so it didn't feel crowded even when more people came in the late afternoon. The facilities were very clean and well maintained. I really liked the Moroccan and Turkish hammams (steam rooms) since they were ornate and had an intense steam. The dry saunas and snow room were great as well. The cons - I appreciated the robe but people kept grabbing the wrong robe so I wouldn't put anything valuable in them in case someone takes your robe. Also, we ate in the restaurant and the service was so slow. The food was okay and there's alcohol. If you do come, bring a bathing suit, slippers, and don't eat at the restaurant.

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    Chelsea K.

    I've been wanting to go here forever. I finally got here and got to use my year old GC. World Spa is beautiful, everything from the wood finishes to the stone detailing feels high-quality and luxurious. The layout is modern and clean, and the saunas are truly the standout. The Turkish and Moroccan rooms were my favorites: gorgeous, love the humidity, and incredibly relaxing. Realllyyy loved those 2. It's impossible to go here and not compare it to Sojo spa. They are the same price for entry and are about equidistant from my apartment in Queens. Unfortunately for World Spa, Sojo Spa tops them almost everywhere. I think I like World Spas saunas better than Sojo though. The space overall is smaller than I expected for the price point, especially compared to other spas on the same tier. The layout is a little funky with the restaurant being the main focal point of the floor that has all amenities. No pools or sauna off the locker room. The pool and hot tub selection is pretty limited compared to any similar spa and the food was a miss for me. My avocado smoothie was small and absolutely tasteless and my poke bowl had good tuna, but everything else was weird. Especially the fake guac when I was expecting sliced avocado. One thing that I've taken for granted at other spas is SOMEWHERE quiet, somewhere you can read a book, write, etc. There was no space here and that's part of unwinding for me. The space is just too small for what it wants to be. They also charge $15 for parking when it's free at Sojo, making a weekday entrance here more expensive if you drive. I could see coming back here if I lived closer, or if entry was significantly cheaper, but as it is..I'll just go to Sojo or try the basic spa near me in flushing that costs $40.

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    Kseniya K.

    A lot of money was invested into a modern, sleek, beautiful design of this brand new facility. It is pleasant to walk the floors and feel like you are in an upscale European facility. The owner is Eastern European, so he did his best and went all out with ordering materials, Décor, and all the facilities from Europe. you don't feel bad about spending over 100 bucks on a spa experience in a brand new space. Upon entrance, you pay the admission fee of $100 for a full day admission, no time limit, if you're visiting on a weekday. Weekends are more expensive. Then you also get a digital wristband that acts as a wallet. You can order additional spa services and food and drinks: all of the chargers will be on your bracelet. When you're leaving the facility, a staff member scans your bracelet and checks you out. Bring your own slippers. Bathing suits and slippers are available for rent as well. The spa gets crowded on the weekend so I would highly recommend going on a weekday. Several different saunas are available on premises, as well as Jacuzzis, cold plunge, and a large swimming pool. Good variety of options. You can easily spend the whole day here. Be aware that it gets more crowded towards the evening. Every hour, trained staff do free entertainment demonstrations in saunas to showcase, traditional Russian banya techniques. You can book those additional treatments and services afterwards as well. The one thing that was very inconvenient and for which I take off stars is that there are only three showers available in the women's locker room. A big line forms for anyone who wants to shower before leaving the facility. I was in a rush, so after waiting for a while, I just couldn't bear it anymore, so I left. That was a crummy end to my experience. When you're paying that much money for SPA Admission, you need to get free access to basic facilities like shower, without waiting for an hour.

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    Beth M.

    The experience was wonderful. The front desk staff were very helpful. The milk and honey scrub was professional, relaxing, and smelled amazing. My skin feels soft and smooth. The food was delicious and healthy. Overall, it was a great experience.

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    Angele C.

    If you want to walk into an Oasis of calmness and relaxation, accompanied by aromatherapy and detoxification, this is the place to go! This spa has several rooms consisting of saunas, steam rooms, hot tubs, pools, cold plunges etc. the food court also has delicious food and the pina colada was amazing!!! So I've read reviews online saying this place is overcrowded blah blah blah.. guess what? Go on a weekday! I went on a Friday afternoon and stayed 7 hours! (If you go on a weekday there is no time limit). On Fridays they have an "event" which is like an instructor in the main sauna who distributes heat using a towel and music and aromatherapy it was AMAZING and truly a unique experience.

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    Napoleon M.

    World spa is a fantastic getaway to relax. Checking in was a bit lengthy because of the waiver agreement. After the check in there was nothing but smooth sailing. The locker room was well kept and I was very impressed with the robe that was in the locker. Visiting as much as I could within a few hours, I found it very relaxing. I didn't do any spa treatments or massages. The staff were pleasant and helpful. I would like to come back earlier in the day so I can experience more but when you are treated to a spa, you go with the flow. I can't wait to come.

    Andrea M.

    This was my 1st time here for my friend's birthday. I loved it! We did the weekend pass, with an arrival time between 10-11am. They have a parking garage for an all day flat rate of $15. However, if you get there early enough you might street parking available too. One of my friends parked right in front of the spa. Check was easy, they do ask for card on file which is not charged unless you want to use it at the end for anything extra. They provide you robe, but you bring your own sandals. Water canteens are allowed too. They do have fountains to refill. Everything is super clean, they're even drying the floors constantly, towels readily available. We didn't pay for anything extra, we just used the facilities. My experience was great! I loved the Moroccan Hammam, the ice room and the pools. It was my first time doing the Onsen pools too. I wish there was something similar to this place closer to home. Especially the Moroccan Hammam.

    Mercelis B.

    The facility is BEAUTIFUL. Their spa rooms with steam were very effective, though I couldn't stay in some for too long. Hopping from room to room was very comfortable and I got a ton of reading done. I dislike how expensive the cafe items were as well as how they start to charge hourly after a certain point. A day pass should last for the whole day in my opinion. The pool temperature could've been a bit warmer as well.

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    Paula L.

    Went on a Friday. We enjoyed the massage and the facility. The staff does a great job of keeping the place clean. Everyone is very pleasant. For lunch I ordered the mixed seafood appetizer and it consisted of 12 oysters, 12 jump shrimp cocktail and salmon sashimi in ponzu. my friend got a salad with salmon and some dumplings. She liked the salad but the dumplings were meh. We got yummy mocktails. I also got a bottle of water. Next time i would definitely bring my own water bottle! The locker room was clean. I had to wait a little bit for the shower, but it wasn't too bad. Over all it was a very relaxing, lovely day. I would probably come back in the winter. I prefer a spa that has an outdoor pool for the summer. **The only thing we didn't love was the guy with the gong. He kept coming around periodically to gather people for various demonstrations in the sauna rooms. At 1st we thought it was funny/cute. Then it got annoying. lol

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    Jen C.

    The good: they have valet parking for $15, it's co-ed pools and saunas (most Korean places are single sex hot tubs), this is a Eastern European spa so they offer yummy foods like Borscht! (Oh boy was it delicious, but small portion sizes) I was still hungry after eating that and a salad. Also appreciate the wide variety of saunas and hot tubs. Did a spa massage treatment and it was divine. Although my friend did the same treatment and she wasn't a fan of her masseuse. My masseuse used a worm pillow around my neck and a warm eye cover when massaging, and hers did not so very inconsistent. I liked in the main sauna at the hour. They had a so-called show where one of the guys came in and was spraying water and made the room really hot and then was taking volunteers to smack them with oak leaves. It was nice that people were encouraging sauna goers to take the cold plunge, it's very healthy and their cold plunge is very cold. The bad: first I hate that they allow people to bring their shoes from outside, I think in a year or so this place will become really grimy because of that. Also not making people shower before getting into the hot tub, needless to say there is lots of chlorine in the hot tubs and pools. But they have lots of showers through the place. This place is very pricey, and we thought that we would be able to get entrance when we did a massage but they only give you one hour of entry into the hot tubs and sauna's with your massage and then you can pay for additional hours at $25 an hour or you can purchase the day pass. Typically at day spas. They also provide you with slippers, which this place doesn't they do provide you with a bathrobe and unlimited towels. I like the places that provide you with toothbrushes and toothpaste too. Overall, I had a great experience although it's pricey I would go back again, but I'm not sure in a year if he'll still be as new and clean as now also my friend said she went last Valentine's Day and it was packed so definitely go on an off weekend or during the week early in the morning when there's not a lot of people around. People started filling up the place on a Saturday at noon, but we got there early at 10 AM so it was still pretty empty.

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    The facilities are great, the massage was pricey but totally worth it. Especially since it's so close to Manhattan. I will be coming back

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    Are the lockers large enough to store a small suitcase? 12"x16"x2'?

    I do not think the lockers are big enough for a small suitcase.

    Is it really crowded on the weekends?

    It gets crowded on the weekends. The earlier you go the less people are there. I went on a Saturday at 10am and was able to use the saunas without any crowds. By about 2pm there were many more people.

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    A quick ride up or stair walk to the spa floor where the saunas, banyas, hammams, pools, onsens, and restaurant.

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    Brooklyn Banya Russian Bathhouse & Spa

    Brooklyn Banya Russian Bathhouse & Spa

    (237 reviews)

    $$

    Kensington, Flatbush

    I am very, very irked by Brooklyn Banya. We traveled approximately two hours to get to BK Banya…read morebecause it's one of the few places that allow those under 18 into the baths. We called ahead and spoke with a gentleman who assured us (1) they were open on Yom Kippur; and (2) they were happy to accommodate my children and friends of mixed genders. When we arrived, the extremely unpleasant older woman at the front desk told us that Thursdays were for men only and turned us away very, very rudely -- despite the fact that the website says that men's only hours begin at 6 p.m.!! We were there around noon.) From the website (https://www.brooklynbanya.com/m): Men only hours: Tuesday 11am-11pm $60pp Thursday 6pm- 1am $60pp From what we could see and smell from the lobby, the place was dark, threadbare, and dingy, with a funky odor of mold mixed with perspiration and other unpleasant, unidentifiable things on top. So perhaps it was a cloud with a silver lining to be turned away. TLDR: - Awful communication. Info posted online is not honored or accurate. Info given verbally is not honored or accurate. - The space -- what we saw of it -- seemed dingy and dirty. - Staff are uninformed and extremely rude.

    Authentic Brooklyn hidden gem! Brooklyn Banya is a real…read moretraditional bathhouse experience -- hot saunas, steam rooms, jacuzzi, and a refreshing cold plunge all under one roof. Clean, cozy, and relaxing atmosphere with friendly staff. Perfect place to recharge, detox, and meet great people. Highly recommend for anyone who loves authentic wellness and sauna culture! Great for wellness days, VIP gatherings, or private events with friends. Every visit leaves you refreshed, energized, and inspired.

    overture spa - Infrared sauna

    overture spa

    (12 reviews)

    Williamsburg - North Side

    I've been coming to Overture for about a year now and can not recommend it enough. I typically come…read morefor waxing, and now I don't trust anywhere else! I've been with a few of the waxers and only had positive experiences - but Maya is my #1. I highly recommend you make an appointment with her, particularly for brazilians. She is truly an expert in her field and is very knowledgeable about different techniques for different hair types. She makes sure that you feel comfortable throughout the appointment, informs you about what she is doing and why, and provides encouragement in the tougher sections. I will say it's definitely not cheap here, and if that's what you're looking for you might as well do EWC. The quality of the products they use, the expertise of their waxers, and the experience within the salon makes it totally worth it. From being offered water when you check in to the beautiful rooms they have to people like Maya, I don't think you could go wrong here.

    Having recently moved to nyc and traveling a lot the past couple months, I was in dire need of a…read morefacial! I wanted to get one while I was in SF but that didn't pan out for many reasons which I was disappointed by. So I was very happy that I had such an amazing experience here. I was able to easily book online, a same day appointment. I showed up early and they were able to get started on me right away. Mai was so sweet! She took good care of me and I liked how she knows when to talk and when not to talk. I've definitely had facials where the aestheticians were super chatty and I'm over here like bruh i'm tryna relax yknow? I got a custom facial but felt like so much was done on me. I've never had that many steps before. But i left the salon feeling like baby skin. And day after, my skin looked so clear, smooth and even toned. I feel like she honestly shaved years off of my face lol Pro tip: New clients get 20% off

    HotBox - Oh what a night #novemberfest

    HotBox

    (4 reviews)

    Williamsburg - South Side

    BOTTOM LINE: I thoroughly enjoyed my experience TIP/S:…read more*women-owned business* Walk-ins welcome. ...WHO: party of 2 WHY: Novemberfest celebration with my sis WHAT: (Deets) I initially read about the outdoor sauna on donyc. Before coming, I was frustrated, having called Nowadays several times on both Thursday (I left a voicemail because they are NOT open) and Friday (no answer during open hours). So I sent an email. I received a response from Nowadays staff late Friday evening with only a hyperlink and unclear info. My original email was also forwarded to the actual owners of Hot Box. They promptly answered my email and gave me clear written directions, a hyperlink with updated info, and a direct phone number to call to communicate with humans...winning! That evening, I called & spoke with the upbeat empathetic owner Paula. I received such wonderful customer service that I was intent on supporting WHATEVER project she and Jackie had going on! My girlfriend and I were psyched about coming to a "tiny house" sauna. It's housed in the backyard of the restaurant Nowadays in Ridgewood for now, but moves to various spots around the city. After registering, when your time slot is ready, you will go to 1 of 2 zip-down, enclosed changing cabanas to slip into your swimsuit and slippers. You are given a long black or short teal robe for warmth/ coverage, and escorted up onto the porch (no shoes) and into the sauna where fresh towels await you on the bench. There is an outdoor shower for the warmer months, and a fire pit for the cooler months. There is also cold ginger lemon water for your sipping pleasure. There are 2 enclosures in the sauna that vary in temperature, to cool down without having to leave the sauna. The hottest section can comfortably hold 4-7 people, the warmer section 4-6 small-thighed folks. The porch also seats 2, and is VERY Instagramable, if you're about that life! All in all, it was absolutely wonderful. Between catching up with my girlfriend, chatting with our sauna-mate, giggling with the owners Jackie & Paula & staff, and hanging at the fire pit, the time FLEW by! So I would advise booking at LEAST an hour. But there is happy hour pricing before 10pm when they are open, so Frugalistas also get to rock out! I'm definitely intent on bringing more friends next time! WHEN: Saturday evening in November '18 WHERE: take away HOW: bike/ Lyft BATHROOM: At Nowadays (the restaurant that houses this mobile sauna) WIFI: did not use DRESS CODE: swimsuit, no shoes SERVICE: prompt, friendly and attentive

    The sauna itself was fantastic and the owners are really kind and helpful. But when we got to the…read moresauna it started raining. We asked the owners to turn off the rain but they said it wasn't up to them. I know they were doing all they could, but it was disappointing. Maybe they've learned to turn off the rain now that they're in the Rockaways. Looking forward to checking them out again and turning this 4 star review into 5. Without rain, 5 stars. With rain, 4.

    Russian & Turkish Baths - Outside of the location!

    Russian & Turkish Baths

    (468 reviews)

    $$

    East Village, Alphabet City

    First time experiencing this place. Historic and a perfect way to spend a Sunday morning. While…read morecoed most times I went during the men's only time. The spa was super clean and service was great. At checking when I explained I was a first timer they took extra time to explain everything and I never felt rushed. Customers were polite and the vibe was super chill. After a morning with -8 degree frigid temperatures it was perfect to warm up! Stayed 3 hours and left relaxed and refreshed. I'd recommend this for sure and will be back next time I'm in nyc. Only item I'd say was a bit of a challenge was that it got so crowded it was hard to find a seat in the saunas and steam rooms but this was a very minor imposition. People kept moving around so I didn't have to wait too long for a place.

    The best part of this place is one of the staff members. Irina is very friendly and completely…read moredifferent from tue stoic guys who are part of the staff. She is fun and friendly and you dont mind spending money. Its an older place but they have a very hot sauna that really opens your pores. Inside this room they have buckets that are constantly being filled with cool water so you can douse yourself to cool off. If you dont cover your ears, they will have some burn to it. My friends and I wear sauna hats to protect it. They also have an "ice" bath that is very cold. 2 other steam rooms. The staff is very friendly. I have been here before and definitely coming back especially when Irina is here!!!

    HigherDOSE - Nice bathrooms and shower with everything you need - hair stuff and face stuff.

    HigherDOSE

    (57 reviews)

    SoHo

    Wonderful and luxurious little spa afternoon for 2 that doesn't cost more than a benji ($100),…read morewhich I really appreciated. The spa floor is on the third floor of the Howard Hotel, and upon entering--you're promptly greeted by the concierge and a super lush and cooling lobby. When you check in with the clerk in the hallway, (who was super nice btw), you have the option to sign some waivers, but I save some time by signing documents on my phone on the way. The whole floor is rather zen, except for the cleaners you can hear outside your room. You're welcomed in by refreshing scents, think Byredo or OUAI. We booked the 1 hour dose for two and were promptly ushered to our private room, which included the infared sauna centered and the adjacent bathroom to it, with high quality hair products (Redken Acidic Line), Peter Thomas Roth skincare products, and a tea tree body wash. Included was a hair dryer, some face masks, and some takeaways provided by some of the sponsors they're currently working with (eye masks, etc). Staff started the timer for an hour and we were left to our own devices in the dim, soothingingly calm lighted room. You are able to play your own music if you connect to the speakers but I thought it was fun to just vibe out to their own chill techno zen-yourself-out music. I loved how the sauna experience came with some cool wet towels and face wipes, as well as a ice cool water canister in the corner to refill as you please. The sauna itself was exceptionally clean and well kept. Since I don't experience this often, I found it most tolerable when I took frequent breaks outside by walking around or just refreshing myself with the towels provided. I was piqued when the staff notified us afterwards that there's a 15% discount when you book your next spa day with them right after your appointment, and that deal can be started anytime you come in. I felt refreshed for the rest of the day, despite being in this heatwave and perusing around LES/Chinatown afterwards (which is usually rather overstimulating and sweat inducing). I'll def be back--the time passes rather slowly, and it felt like one of those little luxuries that set the pace for the rest of the day. Exceptional experience with friendly staff, upscale facility, and affordable cost.

    I brought a Matt pemf for a gift for the holidays.... I need to return there is no where to call…read more... have emailed several times no response. This is not acceptable. Per website have 30 days to return. This was a gift and he is not happy with product. If I can get a return address? This is a black hole to get someone on the phone trying to return a 1300 dollar Matt and no response or call back. Would not recommend buying from higher dose .

    Modrn Salt - yoga in the salt room

    Modrn Salt

    (16 reviews)

    Flatiron

    This was my first time trying a 'salt room'. I went in with an open mind, and over the years have…read moretried a number of alternative therapies. On this one, I can't say I'm convinced it does anything. Sure, the overall space is nice and 'zen'. The salt room itself, very 'pretty' with all the various white/ivory/peach/pink/coral/orange shades of the salt walls. The feeling of salt crystals under your bare feet? Nice. Relaxing chairs to sit in. But at the end of the 30 minute session, did I feel anything special beyond the fact that I just 'relaxed' in a pretty room for 30 minutes? No. Note that the salt room can also hold up to three clients at a time, which means they have the potential to charge up to $87 for three people, for just a 30-minute period. That's $174 per hour for a room that's filled with salt. Where no personal or hands-on service is provided...just clients 'sitting' in a room. I guess they also disperse 'saline aerosol' into the room while you are sitting in there. I'm not exactly sure what that is, or how it's supposed to be beneficial to you but then it begs the question...is it the saline aerosol that benefits you and/or some type of 'energy' that is supposed to come from the salt itself in the room? I don't know...I just have to wonder if this salt room thing is nothing more than an (unproved) trend that they are going to milk for all it's worth, until the next wellness trend comes along. When I first arrived and was eventually directed to the room, even though they knew it was my first time there, I was given no real direction or expectation...just told to go on in the room. (Typically you'd expect some type of introductory language...'we pipe saline aerosol into the room...this provides XYZ, etc'). I also found it odd that at the end of the 30-minute session, the woman working the desk simply came to the room and opened the door without warning. No knock, no 'bell' to let me know the session was over...just her, suddenly opening the door. (Typically at personal service places like that, they would knock on the door first, or ask if it's ok to enter, and especially considering I was in the room all alone, i.e., maybe I was in the middle of taking a weird selfie when she just opened the door?) Maybe next time I'll give the infrared sauna a try and see how that goes...but as for the salt room and just sitting in there, I don't think I'd spend my money on that again. It so happens that at the time, I was starting to feel quite sick with a bad cold. Other reviews here seemed to suggest they felt 'relief' from a cold. I felt no difference in anything, after my salt room session.

    There were 3 plush chairs in the salt room. It was very bright and warm. The session later just…read moreunder 30 minutes. By the time I was relaxed enough the session was over. However, I enjoyed the experience. I would frequent Modrn Salt and explore the other services they offer if I lived or worked in the area.

    World Spa - spas - Updated May 2026

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