Got the Serenity Facial at Serenity Skincare and it was honestly a 10/10. I'm pretty picky about…read morefacials and my skin, and Janet was amazing. She's super kind, professional, and you can tell she really knows what she's doing it didn't feel like a generic spa treatment at all. My skin looked noticeably brighter, smoother, and actually glowing when I left, but still calm and balanced (no redness or irritation). Everything felt customized and thoughtful. She also included a massage that was really good and super relaxing, but the facial itself and the results were definitely the star. If you're looking for a facial that's both relaxing and actually makes your skin look better, I highly recommend booking with Janet. I'll definitely be back.

Gorgeous day spa. I went here for a 90 minute deep tissue massage with Carey. Very experienced and…read moretrained. Best massage ever! And I've had a LOT of massages. Strong and gentle and I was never more relaxed. I left walking on air! The only negative was that it had to end. I'll be back!

After long days of hiking, paddle boarding, and swimming between mountains-- my feet were in dire…read moreneed of TLC during my visit in the Catskills. For this trip I indulged in a warm foot soak. I was led up the small wooden stairwell to the soaking room where a steaming bowl of water awaited. The air was perfumed with lavender and ocean sounds. I slipped my flip flops off and submerged my feet. It was such a relaxing experience as the salts helped to ease my aches and smelt divine. I stayed for about two hours and felt so relaxed.

Wonderful experience everytime. Antonia provides a level of care and attention to detail that makes…read moreher boutique spa so special. Stop in for a treatment or to pick up something in the shop. All products are made from quality ingredients.

Bodhi was wonderful - the first level is a great collection of body items, crystals and wellness…read moreartifacts. I had a thai massage, my first, and the therapist was skilled and it was the best full body stretch I've had - arguably I felt more flexible after it than after a swedish or deep tissue massage. My wife had a facial and salt scrub and loved them. We're very glad we made time to visit this establishment and would visit again the next time we're in Hudson.

Bodhi Thank you! I have been a client for many years, and truly value your facials and services…read more The facial which Karanas gave me is age - defying and so excellent were the results that I'll be going quarterly. My skin has never looked better since I put myself into Bodhi's hands. Karanas is a gem!! I love the area downstairs as they have some of the most beautiful and uplifting products to look at, and buy. Make-up, gifts, journals, fabric items and the Quartz-like soap are jewels. I have mine saved it's too beautiful to use. Bodhi is a very valuable part of Hudson!

I absolutely love this place! We just move to the are from the City and looking for a nice place to…read moredo my eyebrows, came across this gem. My eyebrows came put perfectly nice and full, just how I wanted them. I will be booking appointment for eyebrows lamination and also will love to try their couples massage. Can't wait!

The space is absolutely lovely, calming, clean, cozy. The manager (or maybe receptionist?) was…read morereally kind and welcoming. My partner and I went in for facials and a massage. The facial was really wonderful and relaxing - no intense scents, super calming with some massage in there that was awesome. We then had individual massages by Tracy. Unfortunately that was not the greatest, WAY too gentle, WAY too much oil, and hardly felt relieved nor relaxed after - I kept thinking "when is this massage going to start" even after for more pressure. My partner had the same experience as well. I would totally be open to going back if there were other massage therapists though I will say, given the amount of $$ I was really hoping for a better experience.

PLEASE DO NOT GO HERE. UNLAWFULLY OPERATED…read more The practice is run by a Physician Assistant (PA), but New York State law clearly states that PAs must work under the supervision of a licensed physician. When I asked to speak with their Medical Director, I was told they didn't have one. (Article 131-B of the New York Education Law governs the practice of physician assistants in the state.) The injector GiGi performed unauthorized treatments, including injecting Botox into my gummy lines--something I never requested or approved. When I returned to address the poor results, the PA had to step in to sternly direct the injector to only use half an injection to fix the Spock brow I had been left with. Despite these efforts, the results were far from satisfactory. My appearance resembled what can only be described as a "serial killer" smile. (See below pictures) They also convinced me to choose a "lip flip" instead of lip fillers, claiming it would help "quiet my facial muscles" before injections. It's unclear whether the resulting smile was caused by the lip flip or the unauthorized gummy line injections, but the outcome has been devastating. Even three months later, my smile is still not back to normal, despite being told that the effects would wear off quickly. The dismissive attitude that mistakes don't matter because "Botox wears off" is unacceptable. If a procedure's effects last for months, the least they can do is get it right the first time. Another alarming issue is their lack of transparency. While consent and waiver forms are uploaded to the online portal, they fail to include any documentation of the injection sites. This omission feels deliberate, and it makes me question what they might be trying to hide. On a personal level, this experience ruined what should have been a joyful time. I had just returned from a 10-month military deployment and was looking forward to reuniting with my loved ones. I wanted to look refreshed and less stressed, but instead, I ended up feeling self-conscious and unattractive. I even asked my boyfriend to delay proposing because I didn't want to look this way in engagement photos. It's heartbreaking that such a special moment had to be put on hold because of their carelessness. The staff assured me that what happened to me was rare and that the effects would subside quickly. However, after extensive research, I found only one similar case online, which confirms that my experience is far from normal.

Wonderful! I've been coming here for 2 years, and have had nothing but great experiences and…read morefantastic results! Gigi and Kelly are amazing and so knowledgeable. The entire staff is warm and welcoming. I have never had any issues with my Dysport injections, and have NEVER been pressured into anything! Rest assured, you are in fantastic hands when coming here! So grateful for this team for always making me feel beautiful and making it so easy to treat myself!

Wonderful experience! Small array of products for purchase after your services. I wish I got an IV…read moretreatment oh well, next time!!! :)

From the owner: Après Medi Spa is a curated skincare destination in the heart of the Catskills. We are dedicated…read moreto helping our clients achieve their skincare goals through a range of treatments, including HydraFacials, microneedling, Botox, filler, biostimulators, chemical peels, lashes, brows, waxing and vitamin IV treatments.

We were looking for an all inclusive to take my mom for a girls weekend and I just stumbled upon…read morethis place not knowing that it was insanely popular and also not aware that there was a mystery weekend. Once I booked it and asked around I realized that Mohonk has a huge following especially for the mystery weekend. I was excited to also learn that there was an Edward Gorey art exhibit! 2&1/2 hours from my house, not a bad drive! Check in time was at 4:00 but we got there early so they stored our luggage and said that they would deliver it to our room and call us when it was ready. We got a quick bite in the bar area which was not included in the weekend but we were starving! Then we looked around and went to a healing bowl meditation in the spa area. It was so relaxing, a great start to the weekend. They called us to come get our key and we went up to the room. It was Victorian looking with a balcony that had rocking chairs and 2 beds. Very pretty. The bathroom was big and had a walk in shower. It think it was a handicapped room. I didn't request one but when I called to make the reservation I inquired about how difficult it would be for a person to get around with a walker so perhaps they took the hint. The resort was massive!! And also beautiful to look at inside and out. It was also extremely clean with fresh flowers all over the place and little nooks to sit in to look outside and take in the views. The mystery weekend was so much fun. It was a play in 4 parts and by Sunday at 10 am you had to submit your guess as to "whodunnit". Just like a real life game of clue. There was also a thick packet of puzzles and games to try to solve by looking all over the hotel at the artwork to solve them. We ended up skipping that packet because we wanted a more relaxing experience. We did participate in the tabletop escape room which was really fun. We also skipped an afternoon tea on Saturday that let you interact with the characters and ask them questions to help try to solve the murder mystery. Instead we went to the spa for 2 different meditation classes. We repeated the sound bowl from the day before and also took another one which was part lecture and part meditation. I think we were supposed to choose between the mystery weekend and the regular stay which included the classes because there was so much to do besides participating in the mystery activities that we couldn't get to any other resort activities without skipping the mystery activities. We loved the mystery activities but decided that next time we would go for a relaxing spa type of stay. As far as the food, it was delicious and a lot of it! There was breakfast, brunch/lunch and dinner. We opted out of the breakfast and went to brunch both days which was a buffet with breakfast and lunch options. There were also stations to get freshly made food such as pasta, waffles, carving stations and a whole dessert area. The food was definitely upscale. For dinner it was a sit down with a waiter and a 3 course meal. The dinners took forever! First came the bread which was freshly baked and amazing, then we ordered the appetizer and the entire. The appetizers took a long time to come out but the entree took at least 45 min to arrive both nights. On Friday night we had to be at the first installment of the murder mystery play at 9:00 and our dinner came at 8:50! We took a few bites and had to leave. They were nice enough to tell us to stop back later to pick up our dessert to eat in the room. I enjoyed the brunch more than the dinners to be honest, the fish dish I had one night was extremely bland. Second night, same snafu but we did not have to be anywhere at 9pm so we stuck it out. If there were 1/2 stars this place would rate a 4&1/2 in my book. The 1/2 being taken because of the dinners and the price of the weekend. Now that I am on the mailing list, they are sending me some better deals and specials. I'll definitely be back to take advantage of those!

I've seen Mohonk Mountain House morph from a laid back lodge with no spa, no air conditioning, and…read moreno alcohol served in public areas (due to its conservative Quaker origins) - to the semi-bougie, craft cocktail serving venue it is today. Has the place improved over the years? Well that's all a matter of perspective. Personally I miss the old days, but I'm a bit of a cranky eccentric. This review is based on a midweek stay during the peak of autumn foliage, a lovely time to visit when the weather cooperates. The hotel itself is old and charming with wonky floors and wild patterned carpeting, but well maintained and immaculate. Pricing is all inclusive (no tipping, yay!) with three meals a day and afternoon tea thrown in. Breakfast and lunch are buffet style, taken in a large room with high ceilings alongside hundreds of other guests. It's kind of like a fancy summer camp, with service from the mostly young staff ranging from friendly and responsive to adequate. The food is very good, especially the omelettes at breakfast (which include ingredients like lobster and local cheeses), as well as their addictive home baked pastries. You won't leave Mohonk hungry (or thinner!), that's for sure. The main draw at Mohonk for me are the natural gardens and beautifully groomed hiking trails, which range from easy to steep and strenuous. I've downgraded my hiking choices over the years to match my waning fitness level, but there's truly something for everyone. Numerous activities offered: large indoor pool, guided hikes, axe throwing lessons, archery, meditation, evening lectures and live music in the parlor. Paddle boats, canoes and rowboats are available to explore the beautiful lake at no extra charge. The spa is pricey but a wonderful experience, and includes use of an outdoor mineral whirlpool set amidst trees that I love, as well as sauna and steam room on your day of service. Room decor varies, so check the website carefully before reserving. We usually go for the Victorian style rooms which come with a working fireplace and ornate wood moldings. Sound insulation in the vintage building is sketchy which may impact your rest time (depending on your neighbors) but there's no late night partying, in fact the place is dead quiet at night. I rode the elevators and walked around late one night when I couldn't sleep and saw no one at all, not even at the front desk. The spirits of past owners and residents were the only ones in evidence. Be aware that they routinely offer "kids stay and eat free" promotions during summer months, resulting in hordes of noisy youngsters taking over the place. I check their website carefully and try to book when these promos are Not in effect lol. I'll always have a soft spot for Mohonk, a very special place and a true haven from modern stress.

My partner and I both had massages on a wintery Saturday morning during a weekend getaway to Sharon…read moreSprings. The spa allows for online booking. We were late on the jump because we changed the dates of our trip, and make appointments at different times. Barbara provided both massages in a beautifully decorated room that celebrated Sharon Springs past as a resort town after WWII. Cheryl, the owner, was knowledgable about the area and the history of the town. When I arrived I was invited to the inner waiting area which was nice and warm and served me a delicious loose leaf tea blend. The atmosphere was calming, the staff was easy going and I had plenty of time to relax before we started the massage. Barbara did a fantastic job and made me feel very comfortable and pampered. We really enjoyed the experience and left feeling relaxed and rejuvenated. A great plus was that as compared with where we live, the price was about 30% less. I absolutely recommend the Spring House Spa!

I won my visit in a raffle. Decided to use my gift certificate today. I got Barbara as my massage…read moreperson. I found it to be a pleasant experience. Started out with herbal tea. Barbara explained everything that she was going to do. Pretty sure I got an upgrade. Not only did I get a neck shoulder and head massage, I also got my back massage and my arms as well. A hot towel rub down was pretty good too. The place looked clean to me and had a relaxing feel to it. The soft mellow music helps to relax. I found it to be very relaxing and it right around the corner from my house.

Wow! She may be small but she can pack a punch. I cannot recommend Linda enough. Her deep tissue…read moremassage was unlike any other I have experienced. Thank you Linda!

I recently visited Body & Soul Massage & Wellness for my first massage experience, and…read moreunfortunately, it didn't meet my expectations. I went with a group of three other women, and the initial check-in felt a bit disorganized and uncomfortable. The staff were very particular about who needed to go first, which was surprising since it didn't seem like an issue when we booked over the phone. During the massage, the therapist was kind, but she talked the entire time, which made it difficult to relax. As someone new to massages, I didn't feel comfortable asking for silence. I also felt like there wasn't enough focus on the areas I specifically mentioned--I was hoping for deeper pressure and more attention to those spots, but each area seemed to be worked on only briefly, and the pressure overall was quite light. I also felt a bit uncomfortable during the repositioning process. When I turned over, the therapist lifted the sheet and covered my chest in a way that didn't feel very discreet, and it didn't seem like much effort was made to maintain privacy. After the massage, I overheard one of the staff members in the lobby loudly ask the therapist, "Did any of them tip you yet?" which felt unprofessional. I paid $135 for the service and left a $10 tip, and when I handed it to her, she responded with "Just 10?" which made me feel awkward and uncomfortable. Overall, for a total of $145, the experience felt more like a light, rushed massage than a relaxing, professional service. I left feeling unsatisfied and disappointed with the value for the cost. I will say- the other two girls in our group had a better experience than me and the other girl did who had the same therapist.