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.

My husband and me had scalp treatment and I would say that Mindy and Tina were excellent in what…read morethey do. We decided to add a 30 minute reflexology and it did really feel great. The place was clean and quite. Thank you so much and we would love to do it again.

Went in to pick up a gift card. Place was very clean, and the environment felt relaxing. The woman…read morewho helped me was very nice. Looking forward to going in for myself one of these days.

I've been to many massage parlors, and this place is definitely my favorite. They know what they…read moreare doing. Very strong hands and you don't even have to tell them which part of your body is aching the most, they just know. I have tight shoulders and upper back pain and they will focus most on those areas. For my husband it's lower back and they will focus more there too. I took three of my friends there after a long pickleball session and they were blown away. They loved it too! So I'm spreading the word here! 55 for full body one hour. I usually tip $20 but when they're exceptionally better I tip more. Call and make appt before you go in. They always have availability Don't get confused with the other shanti. There's two on palpark. Look at the photo on yelp of the outside.

One of the best massages I've had in a while. Michael was very thorough to get all of my knots in…read moremy shoulder. Highly recommend!!!

This is our regular local massage parlor. It's a very decent massage at a great price! Nothing…read morefancy, but honestly compared to overpriced spas (that charge 4x as much), I feel this is a good deal.

worst massage i have ever had and the guy came in during massage i was half naked asked me instead…read moreof foot massage switch to full body i said no thank you but i did not get foot massage packet says 30 minutes foot massage never had it. i asked for footy massage he said sorry misunderstanding language problem. he speaks and understands very well. it is scam packet scam place, i do not suggest that place

Terrific hairdresser . Gives a great very short haircut. Go to for my hair dresser. Always gives…read moreadvice about the cut you want.

TL;DR: Lowlights rock…read more I had been to Jackie's years ago when I used to travel more frequently to the northeast. This time I had some downtime and swung by for a trim. She asked whether I want to try something different and suggested lowlights - I had never heard of the term but figured they're like highlights, just less obvious. The first and last time I had had toned down my hair (highlights, actually) was 22 years ago, but the AI photo apps had all suggested recently that I go blonde, so I thought this may be a first step in that direction. She said how long it takes depends on the individual's hair but should take no more than an hour, and I was intrigued. I can do an hour. I told her I really don't want that overbleached, orangish yellow color, and she was on the same page. We were going to aim for a light brown, but that could mean any number of things, right? It came out a copper-bronze that adds just a touch of light around my face. The color looks more obvious in certain angles depending on how my hair is tousled or parted, and I love how it shows up more prominently in the under-layers of my hair and when I put it up in a bun! This is a result of her gathering my hair, then taking some away in a zigzag before bleaching what remained in hand. I really like that she made the bleached hair blend with my natural hair. Btw, she's pretty opinionated and has a lot of comments, but knows her stuff. If you've ever been scared about toning down your hair color, give lowlights a try! It's very affordable here even with the wash and cut afterward. I was here a total of 1:30 including my wash and cut, during which three people walked in. She had to turn them away since she was doing my hair; one person came back at a time she had told him. Glad to see that it's a happening place but that she takes walk-ins like I did :D

my favorite place : ) The shop is beautiful and her job is…read moreperfect And emily's massage makes my body feel better Thank u christina~~~!!

Ever since I've been getting facials here, my skin has improved drastically. I literally travel all…read morethe way from across the bridge from Washington Heights NYC to come here and get my facials- that's how good it is! Unfortunately I'm a student right now so I can't come every 4-6 weeks to get a facial but I wish I could! :( I have always done the deep cleansing facial which includes extractions, a massage, among other little things that make it a very relaxing experience. Highly recommend Beau Esthetic for facials in Fort Lee!

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.

Huuuuge place. Pros- seems pretty clean, lots to do, they…read moreeven have a swimming pool and gym with yoga classes (free with admission) but I didnt try that. They have disposable slippers for when using the bathroom. Unlimited towels u can use. They got stacks of towels everywhere u can just grab and go, and not have to reuse the same sweaty towel the whole day. Tips- bring socks to wear while using the saunas if youre one of those germophobic people. Slippers arent allowed in those areas. Its been years since Ive last come and I just came over Memorial day weekend. I didnt have a reservation because I had expired gift cards from 2021 that I wanted to use (as face value) and I couldnt use them on the website. Tip: you can call them to make reservations. I didnt call because it was forecasted to rain and I didnt know if I really wanted to go there while it was raining. But i drove to them on a saturday morning anyway and decided to walk in. They initially wouldnt let me do a walk in as they were busy for memorial day weekend but after i told them about my expired gift cards, the manager agreed to let me and my husband come in. Anyway, place is huge. Pools were nice. Saunas were nice. The only room i didnt like was the Ganbanyoku (bed rock bathing). Maybe because it is located right next to the pools and everyone just walks in wet, but that room stinks like wet towels. Place also got pretty busy towards the afternoon so I recommend going early! It was mostly light rain throughout the day so we had no issues being outside in the pool. Food is not cheap and i wish they had more korean choices other than bulgogi rice. I was craving for korean soup noodle! Overall, i had a nice relaxing time here with my husband. Towards the end, we went back to our own gender bathhouses and gave ourselves 45 minutes to enjoy the pools in there and shower and then leave. We stayed at sojo for about 5 hours. I probably wouldve stayed longer if i had more free time to waste, but i had 2 kids waiting at home -_-

Do NOT go here if it's raining or if the outdoor area is closed due to weather. They were…read morecompletely overwhelmed and oversold spa access on the weekday we chose to visit. All the pool areas were crowded at 10am, so we couldn't even get in. The saunas were unusable because so many people were looking for a place to go that the doors kept opening every 15 seconds, preventing them from heating up properly. The quiet area with chairs was so crowded that people were using them like lounge chairs on a cruise ship, with one person holding a chair for six people's belongings. It just felt like a complete waste of money to pay for spa access. They are not trying to create a luxury spa experience, just 100% a cash grab. I booked a couples massage for my wife and me, and considering the $500+ price, I expected a luxury experience. We showed up 15 min early, as typically spas at this price point will offer tea, a relaxing environment, and go over where you'd like to focus your treatment before you begin. When we arrived, they told us to come back in 10 minutes, because we were too early. Then, when we arrived 5 minutes before our service, they still said they weren't ready for us to come back; it was a terrible start. I've had over a hundred massages over the past 10+ years, and at the 200$+ price point, this one was in the bottom 5 I've experienced. Just mediocre at best. To top it off, at the end, the masseuse hard-sold the oils/lotions they use, which is a huge pet peeve of mine. I get a better massage at Bergen Spa in Brooklyn for $55, and given there was no high-end experience here, it's the same. I wouldn't come back even if they charged half of what they do. Horrible all around.

Judy has moved from here to a new location in Ridgefield at the corner of Shaler Blvd. and Broad…read moreAve., across from H Mart. The others working here are also good, but Judy was always my ***** five star favorite. I followed her.

One of the safest experiences I've felt during this pandemic. I've been coming to Suki for many…read moreyears, and I knew that if that they were to re-open during the pandemic, they would give their 100% dedication. I was so impressed when I came here for my perm/haircut that I wanted to share about it. They had so many safety measures throughout: 1) Temperature check to enter 2) Hand sanitizer provided 3) Staff wearing gloves + face shields 4) Plastic dividers between seats 5) Single-use plastic coverings for each chair replaced for each appointment and 6) UV light disinfecting "ovens"/boxes for all equipment. It made me feel safe and comfortable throughout my entire 2-hour appointment there. And outside of the new pandemic-related aspects of my recent appointment here, I always enjoyed getting my haircut and perms here. All of their staff are very skilled and dedicated people. I highly recommend coming to Suki, especially now!