City Spa & Health Center

Came on a Saturday (co-ed). Men only Tuesday/Thursday/Sunday; co-ed Monday/Wednesday/Saturday. Bring swimwear and flip flops. The place is very clean, if a bit dated. The only service they offer now is the massage, which is by reservation only. (No more body wash treatments or platzas, but seemed you can buy a venik at the front.) The entry fee can feel a bit expensive if all you’re doing is chilling in the jacuzzi and the saunas, especially compared to the many Korean spas around town. Hope to try the restaurant next time. The front desk gentleman was a real nice guy.

Great place. Especially Mr.Nayton - front desk manager 💪👍🤝 MERRY CHRISTMAS AND HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL SPA EMPLOYEES, WITH GRATITUDE FOR PROVIDING US WITH RELAXING STEAM BATHS... and we hope for lower prices ;-)

They didn't let me in because I'm a woman, what kind of stupid rules are these? We work too, I wanted to relax on my only day off, they made my day the worst! There are 7 days a week, of which only 2 days are women allowed in 🤦🏼‍♀️ what kind of discrimination is this, we're not people? Where to get the weekend?

Great spa location. Worth every dollar you spend there! Try the meal and you will be amazed! Highly recommend for the relaxing!

Solid, old-school banya/schvitz. Was finally able to check it out earlier this year and just went for a co-ed session with my wife and our friends this past weekend. Once you get used to the way they run things, the place never disappoints. Sat down and had their kitchen menu as well. The kabobs and pierogis were very good, and the borscht never disappoints. Be sure to check the website to understand the hours, and make sure you leave a voice message on their phone when asking about a massage appointment (they run around away from the desk to take care of the place, but always return your call).