Rating: 4.4 Decided…read moreto visit on the past day before going back home. We intentionally planned so that this will be last so that we can take the day to relax and rest our body to go back home to our daily lives after busy day in NYC. We did some research and made sure to come on weekday earlier in the morning so that it's not too congested. We got there at 10:00am on Monday morning as which was perfect time. They have valet parking but it cost additional money so we just used their free parking lot which is located a block away from the main building on the same side. Once we got there we checked in and were guided through with instruction on what to expect and rules. Once you check in your bag gets checked. Be aware that you cannot bring any outside food or drink. You can bring empty water bottle/container which is highly recommended. After the bag check you take your shoes off and drop them off at the shoe locker which is guided by the staff. After that you enter the inner zone. It's recommended to start at floor 4 so that you can go to the main locker to drop off your other luggage and change into swimwear if not already. It's also recommended to take a quick shower before going into the pools and baths which you may want to do once you go to the bathroom. Once you are settled you can put your robe and go on your way to the amenities. We started our experience on the 4th floor at the outdoor bath. Started on foot bath with stones, silk bath, carbon bath, and hinoki bath which were nice and relaxing. We then went to Dry sauna and ganbanyoku which is hot stone sauna. Hot stone sauce had few different type of stone you can lay on so we decided to try all of them. Once we were done we went into the cold bath with waterfall to cool ourselves and went to try the bath with water jets/hydrotherapy. There were few different types that target your back, neck, foot, ...etc. we basically tried them all. They feel pretty nice and some are pretty strong almost like S massage. Once we were done with 4th floor we registered for volcanic sand bath which is an extra charge $20 experience per person. We scheduled a time and went up to 6th floor for our session. Once they are ready they go over some information and precautions and get you changed to yukata. They do recommend to go naked under for full experience and i do recommend it as well. Once you are ready the staff will take you to a spot and have you lay down and start to cover you in volcanic sand from Japan. Once you are covered you lay there and enjoy the experience. It's like you are laying in the sand at the beach that are hot and heavy. Its feels very nice and relaxing. They will leave you about 10 minutes and will give you some cold towel on your head which feels great. You will start to feel some sweat dripping from your body and your face. Once it's about 15minutes the staff will come and direct you to get up and give you some water to hydrate. They will make sure you feel ok before directing you to go to the shower to wash yourself up before changing back to your Swimsuit. It's a good idea to go full naked under because sand will get under everywhere and you can clean them off during the shower. Once you are cleaned up we took a quick break and had lunch at the food court which is directly next to the volcanic sand bath on 6th floor. We got bulgogi with rice and fries to share which was ok. Bit expensive but to be expected with facility of this kind. Once we were done eating we went down to 5th floor to enjoy the saunas. We tried pretty much all of the saunas including salt, charcoal, red brick, infrared, stone, and clay. We took a quick break in ice room and once we finished the sauna we took a quick break at the relaxation area and lay down for a bit. Once we were relaxed we went up to the 7th floor and enjoyed the infinity pool. You can see the skyline of NYC across the hudson river. Took some photos of the gorgeous view. We lay down for a bit to relax and went back down to finish the day with foot bath as we were cold coming out of the pool. We went back to the 4th floor to change and check out. Got our shoes and walked back to the parking lot yo head out. Overall i liked the experience that was offered at sojo spa club. I can see that our experience may have been different if it was on weekends and or if the weather was not good but we planned well and was also lucky with the weather so we were able to enjoy the facility to its full extent and i liked it. Service was good and a lot of the process was stream lined so that our time waiting was minimized. Would come back again.

Got some good experience and paid the price tag to prove it~ services like massages seem over…read morepriced but there are other options not too steep like the volcanic rock session of 15mins for $20 and 30 minutes of smaller services for $60-$75. The volcanic rock seemed the most worth it. Admission itself is $60 on certain days. Weekdays seem like the main move to make to avoid the crowds. For a Monday, it was full but not crowded or overly loud. Decent amount of people. A lot of the negative reviews seem to come from weekend goers~ You're not coming here for an amazing meal, but I did enjoy my meal! Better then I expected, and I expected a main food hall like of meal~ my bulgogi rice bowl was weirdly in two bowls and needed to eat separately because I couldn't just dump the rice on the meat. It was very tasty and savory! my fries were very crispy, fluffy and salty~ great to maintain your electrolytes up~ I was not disappointed and was very satisfied with my meal~ yes, a tad over priced with a total of $30. Bring your own bottles to refill at water stations~ juice and other drinks can be sold here but are pricy. You wear bathing suits and robes are provided to you. There seems to be staff everywhere working and moving to provide information, maintain clean facilities, dry floors, and replacing any missing items or leading individuals around. They were enforcing the no phones in locker rooms rules to everyone, even when you were not taking pictures which is nice to be yourself and change. Phones were allowed elsewhere for texting and general usage as long as you weren't bothering guest or loud. Very positive experience! I definitely recommend doing daily admissions and enjoying the amenities provided and enjoy a light meal to stay hydrated and full of energy to relax. I can see how families could enjoy this, as long as they are over 18yo.

Lived in NJ for five years almost a decade ago. Loved going here every weekend with family and it…read morebeing 24/7. Is it like how it was before where we just need to pay extra to stay? I can't refund my ticket and won't have anywhere to sleep after 2am if it isn't the case since I'm visiting just for the spa. Also I've been trying to call but no one seems to answer the phone

Affordable and alternative spot to sojo. You can definitely get a discounted ticket from Groupon…read more This place can get packed but I still enjoyed it. There are a variety of different sauna rooms some smaller than the others, rest areas and an area to play chess and go. What I love about this place is the 400 degree sauna that really cooks you. We stayed here for about 5 hours and went to all their saunas, we ended up getting a little hungry and ordered a meal to share plus a large bingsoo which was really refreshing and cooling to your body. There are no hot tubs in the general area and only separated inside the women and male area Great spot to come here to spend the day to relax.

The team is so wonderful! I highly recommend the red light therapy, sauna and facial services here…read morethey have excellent estheticians.

thanks for the Leg compression and hip compression. I couldn't have run my fastest half marathon…read morewithout you guys.

I very much enjoyed my time here…read more While not especially high end, I found the space to be clean and well maintained. Unlike other Korean spas, they do not have a proper restaurant. They sell pre-packaged Ramen bowls for $10. The facilities are simple and cozy -- a lounge area with lockers, couches, and a tv, a bathroom, a 'sleeping' room, as well as a wet area that includes an open shower area and a steam room. The co-ed section is even more cozy -- two saunas and a small lounge. On the day I visited, I found my fellow spa-goers to be friendly and open, and from what I gathered from chatting with folks, that seems to be the norm. I'll certainly be back at some point.

Okay ya'll you can NOT beat these prices. King sauna and Sojo spa are often PACKED with people and…read morethe prices are getting high (around $70 just for admissions on weekends). The admission at this place is ONLY $35. They have a steam room, hot clay room, a salt room and resting areas. I've been a couple of times by myself and my partner. It feels super cozy and private, definitely recommend coming with some friends for a girl's spa day.

I love coming here when I dont want to be around the big crowds at king spa or if i want a little…read morequiet oick me up. Their clay room is my favorite and I always leave feeling refreshed and squeaky clean. :)

I took my best friend here last minute with intentions of exploring the different rooms and soaking…read morein the jacuzzi/hot tub. & long story short, we had a great time until it was time to leave and the demand from their staff for tips, what felt like we were being " watched" ( as if we would run off without paying), and the rudeness when they misplaced my friends ID & got upset with us. So long story short, after planning to return in a few weeks, we will NEVER go back. When you check in you have to give your credit/debit card, or ID, or car keys in order to be given an electronic locker key to keep your belongings. You then select a spa "outfit" (pants and shirt) in your size. In the next area you remove your shoes and put them in a cubby. Then a super fast run through by a woman with a heavy Asian accent, so you barely understand. Then you find out that the showers , hot & cold pool ( because they don't have a jacuzzi/hot tub as advertised) is all NUDE! Lol

Beautiful pool and location. The upkeep needs massive improvement. There is little cleaning in…read morerecent months (for instance, the floors are filthy and there's been a tissue at the base of one of the shower stalls for a week), the ladies steam room hasn't worked in many weeks, the showers are colder every day. It feels like the owner has given up and hasn't been in house at all. No yoga, no Pilates. Would be fantastic if the property wasn't run into the ground.

I just joined the Palisadium today. There are some positives and negatives. I'll start with the…read morepositives: the gym had barely anyone there so you pretty much have it to yourself. I liked the steam room, as well. The negatives: the sauna was not working and the machines in the gym are old. Also, I was told by a very nice young female employee that it would cost $20 to use the lockers which was a one-time fee. I paid the $20 and began my workout. A short time later, the girl told me the lockers cost $20 every month. I find that to be ridiculous and said I would like my $20 (that I had just paid less than an hour ago) refunded. A very rude young male employee said it's non-refundable. I said I'd like to speak with the manager. He told me she was teaching swim lessons and she wouldn't be available for four hours! I will be back at the gym tomorrow or the next day and will update my review on this situation.

I am sorry to write this review. I have been going to this spa since 2000 when they were located on…read moreMain Street. I went about two years ago at this new location and was not impressed and my experience recently confirmed they are more concerned about making money than providing good service. We called for an appointment and we were told to come. When we got there the elevator was not working (not working for several days) but was not told ahead of time. If they and they did - tell your customers ahead of time. The service was just okay and has fallen off considerably. There was no other customers and I could tell why. There are many options for Korean spa and they should be explored. It's not worth the cost. A facial in the dark which consists of putting something on your face is not what I paid for It's not a good for what you paid for

My sister gifted my girlfriend and I a couples massage for Christmas and we redeemed it this week…read morefor our anniversary. All-in-all it was a great experience. Even with the gift voucher they charged a $50 tax and service fee which they asked for up front. Kind of odd to me, but at least it wasn't sprung on us at the end. The place is very clean and the massage itself was really good. I prefer it strong and my masseuse was able to do that.

This spa is a hidden gem in Fort Lee. My friend books appointments for me when I visit NJ, and I…read morecouldn't be more grateful. I now love Spa Dew! I have had a body scrub and a handful of massages, all of which were great experiences. Both Julie and Michelle are excellent at what they do. Jasmine at the front desk is personable and attentive. Jasmine greets me and ushers me to the locker room, where I change into a robe and store my belongings. Then off to the massage room with the lovely Michelle, who does miracles on my body. In all the years I have received massages, I have never had anyone be as accommodating as Michelle is with me. Besides her soothing and caring demeanor, she is strong and knowledgeable. We have great conversations, the times I don't fall asleep. One of the things she does that I greatly appreciate is that she changes the face pillow to a thicker cushion, so I am comfortable lying on my chest. It makes me feel special cause it's not easy lying on my stomach as a big-chested woman. After the massage, there is always the option to use the dry sauna. Offer that I happily take if I have the time. Cozy vibes all over, and everything is tidy and clean. I swear I levitate out of here each time. The place is never packed. At most, I've seen two other people while I've visited, which is why they are strict about people being on time. I find the prices reasonable for their services and have never been told what to tip. People, please tip!

Level of service, don't push tipping, reduce prices to reasonable and comparable level.read more

Place is cheap and you get what you pay for lmao. Booked an appointment and was texted 3 times…read morethrough the day because they needed to change the time ? I was flexible since I was off of work but it kinda defeats the purpose of an appointment lol. The sheets didnt smell like they washed them with soap and i had back acne the next day which makes me feel like this place was not sanitary. You can hear the toilet flushing in the hallway and the store next door was bumping music the whole time. Not a very relaxing environment. Never returning.

More like a 3.5/5 but I will round up to 4. We were in desperate need of a massage and were running…read moreerrands nearby, so after a quick Yelp search, I found Oasis spa. I made an appointment ahead of time for 11 am on a Monday. I was looking for a no frills, no thrills, cheap massage place just to get all the knots out, and this fit the bill. An hour body massage is $50. There was a Yelp check-in deal for $89.99 one hour couples massage, but when I showed them, they said it was old, and they didn't honor it. They also advertise several different types of massages (ie. Swedish, deep tissue, Shiatsu) but no one asked what type we wanted. It ended up being fine. My masseuse asked several times about the pressure just to make sure I was okay. Overall, the massage helped me relax but I probably won't be back, just because I don't live that close by, and traffic can be kind of crazy in that area. Tip - there's a parking lot but it can get a bit cramped since there are other shops in the same lot.