I have been a patron of Best Spa in Flushing for several years. The staff persons are highly…read morecourteous and friendly. Lucy is the massage professional I ask for and I have never been disappointed with the massage therapy she provides. My body is often tight and sore due to strenuous workouts when I arrive for the massage, but I leave pain free and agile after Lucy works her magic. Highly recommended!

Gifted a massage by my kids--thanks? Best Spa is a no-frills Korean joint where the therapist…read morezeroed in on every knot like a human pressure drill. Communication was mostly broken English and me yelling "ow." It hurt, but I felt better 24 hours later. No tea, no robe, no aftercare--just lockers, a fish tank, and firm hands that get the job done. Budget-friendly and intense. Go if you need a serious tune-up, not pampering.

I love the Russian spa experience because of the cleanliness but I could never find a Korean spa…read morethat was as clean as the Russian spas that I have visited. Now I have found one. New York spa is immaculately clean and the amenities are off the charts. I have gone back again and again and will continue to go. Great place.

It was cool. I wasn't sure what to expect z I came because I wanted a Korean spa experience…read moreespecially a body scrub. The front door explain the entrance fee but when I asked questions about the other services the woman was a little abrupt and rude. I mean whatever I asked she mentioned the fee. I told her I know and I guess she wanted that fee before I realize the massage is really bodywork. I told her it is my first time here. I wanted to leave but stayed because i traveled so far and I wasn't in the mood to find somewhere else. It was my birthday. Anyhow I pay get my uniform go to lockers. I noticed the sign and picture of two thieves and others about lost towel and key fees. Anyway the locker room plays Korean drama and attendants are the ones who sell the other services. I lounged around in the coed area and then tried every steam and sauna for 20 minutes. I walked around in my socks. It was pretty quiet and peaceful . It wasn't full of people either. I go to the front desk to ask if there are slides or slippers. My feet got really hot in the sauna I was wearing socks . One must either be in socks or barefoot. I asked him about the additional services and he said the women in the locker rooms do those. The woman in the locker room are the "masseuse " or "esthetician" in a sense. Before entering the wet room (one removes their spa uniform showers ) before using the jacuzzi steam room and cold plunge. Ok so I decided to get the Korean body scrub and massage. The body scrub was better than the massage. I braced myself each time I was rinsed with water. A basin of water gets thrown on you. The massage included a facial and I appreciate her massaging my stomach where I tend to get fibroids. The facial left my skin glowing . Overall i probably won't go back but i feel encouraged to check out higher end spas and treat myself more. I think these spas are good for sauna unless your gym has one. It was an ok value. You get what you pay for. The skin care is cucumber based.

I had Alan for 90mins massage last weekend. He is amazing at listening to your concerns and knowing…read moreexactly where your body needs attention. His hands are strong and skilled, working out stress and tight muscles without discomfort. Every session leaves me feeling lighter, relaxed, and renewed. He really pays attention and adjusts to what your body needs--it makes all the difference.

Massage was what you pay for but they hit with a "minimum tip" 15 on 40 so yes we are now in a…read moreworld of minimum tips cash off the books so basically approximately 45 % if taxed

Amazing experience at Nee Bliss Beauty!! I arrived after a long haul flight from Argentina and was…read morein dire need of pampering. The team at NBB exceeded expectations!!! Two hours of BLISs!! First a deep tissue massage that really cranked out those sore spots. Then, an hour of head and neck massage with a scalp treatment. The space is clean, modern and private. Limited changing are so come prepared with easy on/off clothing. I will definitely return if I find myself in the area again.

One of the worst service experiences I've had in years! Not sure how this has a 5 star but we came…read morewith a 4pm appointment and we waited over 2.5 hours after the appointment time before getting the service!!! The facility seems nice but the staff is all over the place. After waiting 1.5 hour in the lobby room, they told us to go to the rooms which were not yet cleaned! We told them that they were used and they took another 30 min to clean and set up. Then when we laid in the room, we waited for another 30 min for a total of 2.5 hours. We had a dinner reservation for mother's Day and had to push it twice to fit this booking in. The worst part is we got zero apologies and when I complained the representative told me to stop asking and go back in the room. They didn't seem to care about our bad experience being so delayed in the least. Totally appaling experience.

My family and I came here on a Friday and had a fantastic time!…read more Pros: - About a 50-minute drive (35 minutes without traffic) from Bed-Stuy, and found street parking right outside the entrance. - Easy check-in and seamless locker experience similar to Sojo Spa, where you put your shoes and clothes in separate lockers. They provide a bathrobe, a hand towel, and slippers. No outside flip flops allowed. When you are ready to shower, you can ask for larger shower towels. - Large, spacious, and clean facility with Greek-esque blue and white architectural details. We enjoyed the open layout with the different heated pools, the vast array of strong jets, and the hot tubs. All the jet buttons worked, and the jets turned on right away. We loved the large Himalayan Salt sauna, which was also the hottest. Overall it wasn't crowded at all! - My daughter loved the outdoor pool with the overhead waterfall, the indoor pool right by the bar, the playhouses in the relaxation area, and the kids' playroom. - The hydrotherapy pools, cold baths, and steam room in the changing areas/locker rooms were clean and well-maintained. - The Korean food is delicious! The Korean Beef Stew was some of the best we've had in a while. - Kids allowed (all ages accepted!), and my daughter had a blast! Cons: - Some of the rooms, such as the relaxation room at the top, could use an upgrade. - The co-ed outdoor dry sauna needs to be much hotter. Wish they had a co-ed steamroom like at AIRE Ancient Baths. - Some of the shower heads in the sitting shower area were weak and needed fixing. - The foosball table for kids was missing the ball, and needed extras around. - $13 ramen was the 85-cent Paldo Gomtang Korean Beef Flavored Instant Noodle Soup you can get at H-Mart. Note: - Take advantage of the 30% off admission special offers on https://shop.nyspacastle.com/newyork/index.php. $59.50 for adults M-T and $77 for adults F-Sunday. You cannot redeem and use it within 24 hours! "Any earlier attempt to redeem is invalid. If you plan to visit the facility within 24 hours, please make your purchase in-store." So much fun, can't wait to come back with a large group!

I've been a loyal Spa Castle customer from day one, even during the times they closed for…read morerenovations. I've always supported this place and truly wanted it to continue being great. Last Wednesday, we visited from around 3:30 PM to 8:30 PM (they close at 9:30 PM), so we were mindful not to rush them or their closing shift. Overall, the spa experience itself was good. The facilities were fine, and the food was absolutely chef's kiss as always -- that part never disappoints. I also understand that prices have gone up, and while Spa Castle is now priced similarly to SoJo Spa, I didn't mind paying more since everything else in life has also gone up. However, the experience was completely ruined at the very end. When we were about to leave, we realized there were no hair dryers at all -- not even one. Yes, you read that right: a spa with NO hair dryers. I asked the three ladies at the front desk if there were any hair dryers available, and they told me, "We don't have any. Customers steal them." I was shocked. That is not the customer's responsibility -- it's the spa's responsibility to manage and replace basic amenities. A hair dryer is a basic service at any spa, especially in winter, when it's cold outside and people cannot walk out with wet hair. When we went to check out, a male and a female staff member were at the counter. The man asked how our experience was, and I honestly said everything was fine except for the fact that there were no hair dryers, which was very disappointing. He looked at the female staff member, and she said, "We do have one hair dryer. Did you ask them?" I told her yes -- we asked twice, and three employees told us there were none. Instead of apologizing or trying to help, her tone was rude and dismissive. There was no effort to resolve the issue or even acknowledge how uncomfortable and unfair that situation was. No spa should send guests out into the cold with wet hair after they paid full price for the experience. Sadly, the lack of basic amenities and the unprofessional attitude at the front desk completely ruined what could have been a great visit. I was very disappointed, especially as someone who has supported Spa Castle for years. At this point, I would rather go to King Spa or SoJo Spa, where customer service and basic spa standards are taken seriously. Very upsetting experience, and sadly, I don't think I'll be returning.

Came here for a group birthday outing. K-spas aren't my thing, as I don't like being barefoot,…read moregendered and beaten within an inch of my life when I'm trying to relax. But the birthday boy wanted to come, and it's hard to argue against the $30 entrance fee (massages and such are additional). That said, if I had to K-spa again, I wouldn't come back here. There was a good 10-15 min during our stay when one staff member was angrily yelling at another member at the top of his lungs. I couldn't understand what he was saying since it was all in Korean, but I'm grateful for that actually. Combined with the questionable cleanliness and bare bones decor, I can't imagine why anyone would choose to come here when there are better options in Queens.

Had the full body scrub. Was a humbling experience but felt amazing after- literally felt like a…read moredolphin with how soft and smooth my skin was.

There are many Groupon deals for this spa and originally I thought about purchasing 3 deep cleaning…read morefacial deal ($110). When I was trying to see if it was possible to make an appointment on the same day, the receptionist said I can just pay at the spa, instead of getting a Groupon deal (probably because Groupon takes out some portion as commission). I was really hesitant because I've paid the spa directly before and when the service was terrible, I couldn't get Groupon customer service protection. Since this spa allowed me to split 3 facial package with my husband, I agreed to pay the spa directly. We were 10 minutes late because there just wasn't any parking available around Main Street, but the receptionist was very understanding and said don't worry about being late. Once we got there, we were in a couple room and got changed and got started right away. I had Tina and my husband had Zoe - they were both professional and extraction and décolletage massage was nice. They didn't push us to upgrade the service and my husband and I were so comfortable that we both fell asleep and snored. I definitely had a better product and techniques before and I would rate this place more like 4.5 stars, but since the customer service was great, I'm leaving 5 stars. *Tip: pay in cash because if you use your credit card, tax will be charged.

This spa is actually right in the heart of Downtown Flushing, and has a decent interior, and…read morefriendly folks working here. I came on a groupon, in my search to find my new regular spot, but honestly was rather disappointed. The products used are ok - Keve and Collin - some generic spa stuff (did not see any commercial stuff like Vaseline or other drug store brands, as you might at some other cheap spas). My facial was actually somewhat torturous -- the facial massage is just so rough and not at all relaxing or rejuvenating. I felt like the facialist was trying to force moisture back into my poor dry skin. The extractions were fine, on the properly aggressive side. I HATE that they use razor to do eyebrows - no reason not to pluck, esp as I wasn't that overgrown! I would not return, though packages run from as low as about $35 per facial in a package of 10.

The place is closed, I tried to call them 3 times; there's no answer! Don't waist your time going…read morethere!

First of all the guy who answered phone was rude and could not tell me where to go.i was at the…read moreaddress and there was no spa only a building that was basically on fire ..there was 4 trucks

A short walk away from downtown Flushing and tucked away down some stairs, you can find Coco Spa -…read morea clean, incredibly affordable, cash-only establishment that delivered the deep-tissue massage of my dreams. The highlights: - Moderately STRONG pressure and thorough massage technique common among Asian shops but hard to find among American chain shops. I came in towards the end of the day around 7pm and the pressure was fantastic. - Extremely reasonable prices. A full-body deep tissue was around $40 in December 2025. I live in Chicago and consider massages as a once or twice-a-year luxury, but I legitimately dream about flying back to visit Coco Spa. My NYC friends have visited and can attest to the quality. I cannot say enough good things about this place. If you have any hesitation, let these hard working folks massage it out at Coco Spa!

Previously this was my go to spot. Recently I had a woman (I have only had the males previously and…read morethey were all amazing!) doing my back/shoulder foot massage and her nails were digging into my feet. Not fun and wasn't the best message due to this. I think it is just common sense to have nails cut if your profession is massage. Then when I was leaving I was told my 20% tip was not good enough and I should tip 35%...are you out of your mind????? Her reasoning was "because this is flushing". I think I will be finding a new spot in the neightborhood.

Great massage every time. The therapists are professional, the place is clean, and the staff are…read morefriendly and attentive. Price-wise, a 1-hour full-body massage is $50 cash as of May 2025 (card is a bit more). Tips are appreciated -- $10/hour is typical if you're happy with the service. Definitely a solid neighborhood spot.

This is a no frills Chinese place. I had the facial and massage which is cheap and affordable. You…read morepay what you get - it's not a fancy spa. You don't get a robe and you can hear others around you. But it gets the job done.