The SPA Club

The Spa Club offers an upscale Korean-style spa experience in the heart of Manhattan. The environment is elegant, clean, and incredibly relaxing from the moment you arrive. The service is outstanding — every staff member is professional and attentive. I had a body scrub, and my skin felt unbelievably soft afterward, truly baby-smooth. I also received a facial, and my face looked visibly lifted, refreshed, and glowing. I came in with a bad headache, but after the massage, I felt completely relieved and refreshed. The quality of the treatments and the overall atmosphere exceeded my expectations. If you’re looking for a refined, authentic Korean spa experience, this is the place. I left feeling renewed and extremely satisfied. Highly recommend!

I have an hour skin scrub, It was amazing and feels good. Staffs were friendly , helpful and professional skill. sauna and hot tub were good and clean.Downstairs also have dry sauna/ Red Clay Room / rest area to take a nap/ game . And if you feed hungry they also have some food as well. I been there two times already and I come back for sure. Recommend!

When you visit New York you must come here, and the reason is not the obvious reason such as the treatments are incredible, the sauna is also incredible and the steam room is the best., you MUST come here because the people that works here and take care of you are incredible. To start Judy at the front desk at the ladies area, she is so welcoming. Then two of the talented people performing the famous scrub treatment: Sara and Sue. Make Sue you ask for them!!!! To finish every day here after walking for hours has been the best! Treat yourself you will not regret it

It was my first time visiting the spa club, and it turned out even better than I expected. I booked my visit through Groupon and checked in without any problems. The ladies’ room was clean, though a bit crowded, and the changing area felt narrow. They don’t provide slippers, so you basically have to walk around barefoot — something I personally dislike. Next time, I’ll be sure to bring my own. You’re allowed to wear swimsuits around the wet sauna and shower areas, which is great if you feel uncomfortable being nude. The dry sauna area was cozy, comfortable, and clean. I tried all of the dry saunas and really enjoyed sweating it out — it felt amazing afterward. You can also take a nap in the red clay room, play board games with your friends, or just relax and chill. It was such a nice and relaxing way to spend the day. Shout-out to their customer service! After I got home, I realized my necklace was missing — I must have lost it while changing. It’s very meaningful to me, and I could barely sleep that night. I emailed and called customer service, and they returned my messages the next morning. Luckily, I later found the necklace in my bag! Still, I really appreciate how kind and responsive their team was.

Unwelcoming vibe and overpriced. Basing some of my experience on the men's wet area - the vibe created by the workers is unwelcoming and rude, to say the least. I don't understand all the yelling and fast pacing all across the the space filled with anxiety. Isn't this supposed to be a place where people come to relax and recharge? I tried ignoring that and just chill and enjoy the hot tub, but ti's little difficult with them yelling at each other in Korean. If you are looking to chill and relax I highly recommend to go anywhere else.

I got the Korean body scrub at The SPA Club, and let me tell you — I left behind not only dead skin, but possibly some bad decisions from 2012. My skin has never been so smooth; I’m pretty sure I’m now 3 shades lighter just from exfoliation alone. The only thing that caught me off guard was having to buy a membership just to get this glorious scrub. I mean, I wasn’t exactly looking to join a spa cult — I just wanted to be reborn via loofah. But hey, if that’s the price of enlightenment, so be it. Would I do it again? Absolutely. Am I using the rest of my membership perks? Not even a little. But every time I feel how smooth my elbows are, I know it was worth it.

Not worth the price at all. $70 basic admission without any of the outrageously priced massages or spa treatments. The men’s bathing area had one bath and one sauna. That’s it… in Korea you’d have gotten 10x more for $12….. go across to Jersey City and do King Spa for more amenities and a bit cheaper price.