Ohm Spa

A really cozy and nice spa to unwind at. Came here for the 90-60 massage and facial as a birthday treat . Filled some paperwork out in the lobby and then it was time to head to the locker room to change. Once changed, headed into the waiting area which has plush couches to lie around in, and a selection of different fruit infused waters, cookies, nuts, etc to munch on. I started off with the massage with Nikki and she's amazing. I told her my neck shoulders were especially tense and knotted from sitting in front of a computer all day everyday, and to use whatever pressure she needed. She eased me into the pressure and really loosened up the muscles. I was feeling so relaxed after the massage and days later as well. Facial with Lauri (sp?) was great as well, she was gentle with extractions and I felt refreshed afterwards. All around a great cozy spa to unwind at. No showers in the locker room as an FYI. I'd rather shower at home, so not a concern to me.

If you are looking for quality, hospitality and experienced body and skin therapists this is the place for you. Kathy, owner, has curated an experience for all that is unmatched in NYC. Gisela and Tania, just to name two will work wonders in your body and spirit alike.

I highly stand by and recommend Ohm Spa!

Pricy but solid deep tissue massage. Jojo did a great job!

I found this spot after doing some serious research. The fact that this establishment is in a private condominium building that formally was a church seemed super unique and unassuming.

I am a fan of their customer service, flexibility, and professionalism. From the moment I booked my appointment, I felt like they truly had a personalized concierge service to accommodate my needs and schedule.

The location is small but cozy, neat, and clean. It does not have the typical commercial spa feel, so expect to experience a more old-school homey no frills feel.

My friend made us reservations for a one hour massage to treat me for my birthday. Waiting area was slightly chaotic because it's a small space and there were multiple people coming in at that time 3:30pm on a Sunday. There was tea, nuts, hot and cold water, magazines for you to use and leverage before and after your massage. Each guest is supposed to take off their shoes in this waiting area, but not all guests did that, which results in some guests walking around with their outdoor shoes and some who were barefoot. I have a thing about my bare feet touching ground so I didn't particularly enjoy that.

The patient intake process consists of three forms to fill out basically to ask you which areas the masseuse should focus on and what methods you enjoy. Light, medium, deep tissue or combo. And whether you wanted elbows, arms, etc used.

For the massage itself, it started off with a bit of aromatherapy. I definitely smelled lavender and it was nice + relaxing. The masseuse also acknowledged that I wanted to focus on lower back, so that's good, but noted that it's a full body massage, which is fine. I remember a hot towel being used pretty early in the process and then multiple times during the massage as well so that was nice. I think the pressure could have been harder for me and at times it didn't feel like a massage but light touches and some pressure. I think I would have preferred to go a bit harder but I didn't voice it because the areas where she went hard/pressured are not areas where I want additional pressure. I think the lower back was maybe slightly more focused on but not enough for a noticeable difference to me. The best part was probably when I was facing up tbh.

My massage time also ended earlier than my friend and she went in before me. It felt like 10 minutes of waiting, so I'm not sure if my friend got more time or me less. My friend did mention it was for my birthday and the receptionist guy asked when it was and I said in a week and a half, but he didn't give me chocolate covered strawberries like another Yelp user noted.

Overall, it's the next day and I feel good. But the actual massage was probably just okay. I wonder if the typical massages I get are instant relief rather than long term relief. Other massages that are much cheaper have given me such good relief in the moment. This massage feels more like gentle touching, poking but it seems to work because the next day I feel good and lower back isn't so pained, but it could also be my CBD gummies. I'm glad I had the experience but I don't think I would come back just given the price and what I received. I would much prefer the more affordable options in Chinatown.

Such a relaxing experience. Both the massage and facial were fabulous. They were sensitive to my lotion/oil aversion and were super professional. The ambiance is fascinating located in a historic building. Customer service was top-notch with clear and prompt communication from when I inquired to when I left. Fabulous. I would highly recommend it.

Not necessarily a "spa" per se, just a converted office space where you wait to get a massage. I think they must specialize in medical massage because they had some retuning customers cycling in and out when I visited.

I read the mixed reviews on here, and it looks like this who had a negative experience were expecting the robe, slippers, sauna, and relaxation rooms, which is totally understandable. For my birthday, I had my heart set on the spa at Caudalie, but online booking was difficult and trying to get in touch with a human from customer service was a nightmare. I then had other massage reservations at a differenr day spa that were cancelled the day before my birthday by the business (they were low on massage therapists) so I frantically called up Ohm hoping to snag 2 spots for a massage in the afternoon. I understood that this would be less of a "spa" experience, and more of a "massage and go."

Making an appointment over the phone was easy, and less than 24 hours after booking, we were in the waiting area getting ready for our massages. The area is small and quaint, but we were happily greeted by the manager and our massage therapists. You have to take your shoes off when entering the waiting room. I wish they had given us disposable slippers to walk around instead of having to walk barefoot on the carpet, but that's me being a germaphobe. Tea and water is available in the waiting area too, as well as magazines and cleaning supplies.

The massages were good for the price ($169 each), and I was just really happy they made time for us on short notice. We had the option to keep our masks on for the entire duration of the massage which was very comforting. My massage therapist was super clean which was greatly appreciated in our current environment.

We had dinner reservations immediately after our appointments, so management let us use their small restroom to get ready and didn't rush us.

I was given a small complimentary bag of chocolate-covered cherries since it was my birthday which was very sweet.

Overall, not a bad spot for a massage if you're in a rush. It's no frills, but a good option.

Completely obsessed with this place!! Got a deep tissue massage and a facial. The masseuse was small but mighty! Cannot believe how strong she is, being able to work allll the knots out of my body. She was phenomenal. The women who did the facial was amazing! I was nervous to get the facial bc I'd never had one done before. But her energy is so lovely and gentle, all my nerves immediately went away. Also, this spa is in a historic old church building. You walk past all this gorgeous, old stained glass to get up to the spa. So if that's you thing (like it is mine) you will love getting to see that as well. Highly recommend this place!!

I had an amazing time! Everyone was lovely, and it was a truly relaxing experience!

Ohm spa has excellent estheticians and massage therapists. I had an amazing place in Denver (Accent Beauty with Nora) that had excellent facials and massages and was worried that I wouldn't be able to find a comparable one in New York. Then I found Ohm Spa. Every time I've been, I've been so happy with my facial and massage. Amy really understands what my face needs. It's amazing. I've never trusted anyone with my face except for Nora in Denver and now Ohm spa. Amy is one of the two estheticians I trust with my face. She is excellent and so nice. I've tried different massages before, some at resorts like the Four Seasons or St. Regis and while those are wonderful, Ohm Spa's massages are equally as wonderful or better. I'll definitely keep coming back to Ohm Spa.

Went last week for a birthday gift. Ohm spa has excellent estheticians and massage therapists. I had an amazing place in Chicago that had excellent facials and massages and was worried that I wouldn't be able to find a comparable one in New York. Every time I've been here I've been so happy with my facial and massage. Amy really understands what my face needs. It's amazing. Amy is one of the two estheticians I trust with my face. She is excellent and so nice. I've tried different massages before, some at resorts like the Four Seasons or St. Regis and while those are wonderful, Ohm Spa's massages are equally as wonderful or better. I'll definitely keep coming back here, hopefully more often!

I love out of state, but my son and his fiance both live in Manhattan. They both have birthdays within weeks of each other and neither one wanted "stuff" for thier birthday. I decided to give them each a gift card for a massage. being out-of-state, I was heavily depedent on reviews of spas in NYC. After much research, I decided that Ohm Spa may be my best bet. I was not wrong. They responded to my inquiires in a timely manner and I was able to provide the gift cards in a timely manner. After my son and his fiance had their massages, they had nothing but glowing things to say about Ohm as well as the massages they received. They will be back and I am a hero for seelcting Ohm