Bathhouse Williamsburg

I love the Bathhouse! It is so relaxing and much needed. Everything is pretty clean and the experience is great. The staff is very friendly and the amenities are awesome! I love the pools and doing a cold plunge for the first time, it changed my perspective on them for the better! The price isn’t bad for the day pass, I came at 9:30 on a Sunday and paid $65. I stayed until 2pm so it was well worth it. The rooftop pool was so nice but I didn’t know it was mostly reservations for a chair which is kind of frustrating because there was not many people up there when I went yet I couldn’t sit in the empty reserved chairs. Everything should be first come first serve like normal. The prices in the rooftop are also a bit expensive, a +$2 difference from the cafe in drinks. $19 for a mimosa or a spritz is crazy considering we are paying for facilities, that price is more than a club and also note that gratuity is added automatically so for 2 drinks I paid about $46. Otherwise everything else was great! I definitely will be going back just maybe no more drinks.

Arrived early at 9am, was one of the first one on the roof so I got a spot by the pool (bean bag). I had a lovely quiet morning ready my book and admiring the view. No music, people were quiet and respectful. At 12pm I retreated inside to enjoy the rest of the amenities: cold plunges, hot pools, infrared sauna, steam room, tropical sauna… I explored everything they had to offer for another hour or so. In total I was here from 9am to 1:30pm on a Sunday of a holiday weekend and it wasn’t too crowded. I had a great time, I highly recommend and will be back. (I didn’t have any food or drinks so I can’t comment on that - there are a bunch of water dispensers throughout the facilities and you can bring your own water bottle to refill)

Had a great time in this sauna! Clean, comfortable, romantic. Lots of different saunas to choose from. Especially liked the tropical and Russian baths. Different variations with the temperature of the pool. Sparkling view of the city from the roof. Great place! I recommend!

Add this to your list of monthly self-care treats. The day pass will be the best $40 you can spend! You might even get lucky with spa services discounts, from scrubs to massages. If you’re lucky you might even get to experience the aromatherapy session in the steam room. And, if you’re like me, you’ll probably spend most of your time in the pools. It’s a dope spot, perfect for rest and relaxation. The annex breakfast / bar room is pretty zen. However, it was an uncomfortable and unsettling experience being naked and/or changing in the women’s bathroom with transgendered folks. Perhaps, offering 3 bathroom options?

Loved my experience at Bathhouse! I spent about 4-5 hours total and thought the price of the day pass was solid. The cafe is small but nice, they have proper food but I just had a latte and croissant for lunch. People have been complaining about cleanliness but it met my standards to go back. I have been to QC, Sojo, and King Spa, and even though Bathhouse is much smaller, it’s worth the price specifically for the location / for a spa day without having to travel far. There are lots of people who go on their own and read a book or magazine in the large / warm pool. The areas can be a bit “social” (lots of people talking).

I wanted to take a moment to share my experience during my visit today, Saturday, June 28th. From the moment I arrived, I was warmly welcomed by a fine gentleman named Sky, whose friendliness and professionalism made a wonderful first impression. I was then helped to my seating area by Viviana, who was equally kind and had a truly lovely personality. Interactions like these reflect the kind of hospitality guests look forward to. However, I did encounter a couple of issues that I feel are important to bring to your attention. Unfortunately, I had a less-than-positive interaction with two staff members by the pool—one of the girls working in that area and a gentleman with blonde hair. Their demeanor was dismissive and their attitude came across as aggressive and impolite, even when approached with a simple question. As someone who also works in the hospitality industry, I understand how challenging guest interactions can be. But no matter the situation, I believe in treating everyone—from fellow service workers to CEOs—with the same level of respect. Experiences like this can truly affect a guest’s day, especially in an establishment of this caliber where people are paying a premium for comfort and care. I would suggest that further training in customer service etiquette and guest interaction might be beneficial for those team members. Lastly, I was quite taken aback by the music played during the 1:30 PM sauna session. The lyrics were vulgar and included the N-word—something I found completely inappropriate for a relaxing environment that should feel inclusive and serene for all guests. I share this feedback with the intention of helping your team uphold the high standards your guests expect and deserve. Thank you for taking the time to read this, and I hope to return soon to an even more elevated experience.

The new rooftop expansion must be experienced to be believed. A total game changer for the neighborhood. The expansion features my favorite cold plunge experience as it’s L-shaped and acts as a passthrough to the aufgus. Excellent.

I am visiting from San Diego and wanted to have a relaxing day before flying home. This was the perfect place. The ambience is very calming, dark and had music with a very positive vibe. The café was very cute and I ate a Chia pudding with fruit and a latte. The price is very reasonable, considering all of the amenities. This included a pool on the roof, multiple hot tubs, cold tubs, saunas, steam room, and a really nice bathroom for when you need to get ready afterwards. Overall, I loved the experience!

This was a cool experience! I visited Bathhouse on a Friday at 10am which was still early. The attendant at the front said that Tuesdays and Wednesdays are less crowded. However, it was not packed when I got there. The bathhouse provides slippers, towels, shower amenities (body wash, shampoo, etc.), and other personal items. You can show up with just your change of clothes, bathing suit, and water bottle. The lockers in the locker room are unlocked using your personal wristband so your items are kept safe. No phones are allowed in the bathhouse area, but they do have a clock so you can keep time. I would recommend having your Fitbit or a stopwatch if you want to track time. When you enter downstairs, there are 3 pools (normal, cold, and hot). There is also a dry sauna, tropical sauna, and steam room. There are seats off to the side of the pools and a marble slab that people lay on. I asked the staff members how everything worked since it was my first time, and everyone was really helpful. I tried everything there and would recommend the same to anyone else. The only thing I would not do the next time is the normal pool. While it is the largest one, it is always full with other guests so you can not detach or decompress in there. People do speak within the pools and sauna rooms, but it is usually at a low volume. I went with my best friend and we used a 30% discount so our entry was around $30 which was not bad for 4 hours at the bathhouse. You can stay however long you want once you enter!

There are no lounge chairs or places to lay and relax the body after going in and out of the sauna rooms. First sauna space that doesn't have this. The sauna rooms play music, it's hard to relax and enjoy the heat and relaxation with electronic music playing. The bathhouse is small and echos a lot which means you can hear everyone's conversation which are loud. This is a good spa/sauna for anyone who has never been to a spa or sauna before.

I bought 2 day passes for my boyfriend and I as a surprise for a Friday afternoon! I have never been to this Bathhouse location, let alone any! So I'm writing my review based on my general experience without comparisons! Overall it was a really fun experience and I felt really relaxed afterwards. I perhaps would try the Manhattan location as I heard it is bigger than the Williamsburg one, but I was satisfied with this location. Once I arrived, I checked in at the front desk, where I was given a bracelet and a spiel about how the lockers work (there are also instructions on the lockers themselves in case those verbal instructions went in one ear and out the other). I do wish, especially as a first-timer, I was given a better run down of what offerings were available for the day pass. As I hadn't booked an appointment (i.e. massage), I later wasn't fully sure which amenities were available to all members or were for private rooms. My boyfriend and I went separate ways into the locker room. The lockers are not that large: enough to fit a bag and a puffy jacket. I saw some people leave their bags and shoes underneath the benches to take up less space in the locker. The locker room is a bit small. If there are two people on either side of the hall where the lockers are lined, there is no room for walking. There are also 3 showers (I decided not to shower there and wait until I was back home because all 3 were in use when I was done with the experience). There are 5 toilet stalls in the locker room, from what I remember. Given the lack of private space available, most everyone was dressing and undressing by the lockers. Towels were provided at the front desk, and there is a bunch of slippers available to use as well. I had brought my own flip flops; had I known they provided slippers I would have opted for those! Once I left the locker rooms from the other side, I descended the stairs to the main bathhouse room. There are 3 pools: 1 large hot tub/pool, 1 ice bath, 1 small hot tub. The small tubs had a max capacity of 6 people while the large one had a max capacity of 13. The larger hot tub was less warm temperature than the small hot tub. The hot tubs were more difficult than I expected to get in, but as soon as you get your full body in there, you get used to it quickly! Even with those max capacities (which was reached while I was there), it would be crowded! While there were different doors off to the side that were meant for the private bookings, there were 3 saunas as well. Despite that, I was surprised there was only this one room. I guess my expectations were there would be at least 2 different pool rooms. Due to the fact there is only one room, it got loud. It felt more like a social bathhouse because everyone is chatting. Do not expect a quiet zen experience being in the tubs. The saunas were the quiet rooms, especially since all of us were concentrating on trying to stay calm and take in the heat! But it's only a short period of peace because one can only stay in those for so long! I liked the heated marble slabs off to the side of the pools. Those were nice to lay on, especially to take breaks from using the pools and saunas. When I was booking the experience I was surprised the day pass was $55 (weekday). However, based on my personal experience, given the limited amenities, it's a bit difficult to spend more than 3 hours here, even if you wanted to stay a long time. Possible if you booked one of the private appointments or spent some time in the cafe. Now that I know this, it's definitely worth it to book the cheaper morning or late evening sessions (which are 2hrs long), because that's just the right amount of time.

Whew went here w my fiancé for his birthday and was in shock anyone leaves a review over 2 stars. Upon entering, the bathroom for women was crowded, lockers were a nightmare trying to find one that worked. On top of that no robes just these incredibly cheap towels. Which was also a shock bc if you're not going to offer a robe (literally a standard in most places) you could at least offer a nice quality towel. We finally get downstairs and the pools are packed ! Idk who's here deciding on the capacity but this feels like a spa lounge. The pools were gross and I could see the layer of dirt on top. After deciding neither of us wanted to get into that water, we went into the sauna. Which was filled with people. I couldn't believe the pool and sauna was THAT full. These people are money hungry bc this was SO crowded. Even outside by the pool area it was loud! When we went to wait for our massage it was so crowded there was no where us to sit and wait. And in the steam room, the same. I couldn't get out of there fast enough. There's way nicer spas for this price. Save your money and take it to a place that actually creates a spa environment. This felt like some Williamsburg hole in the wall low budget spa with some low lighting and a cool location. Btw this was a week day. I can't even fathom what the weekends are like.

My boyfriend took me here as a post graduation de-stress date. We got a massage and a scrub and made good use of the saunas and pools. The massage was fantastic and the scrub was a great experience as it was my first time. My body felt brand new after both. They have a dry sauna, tropical sauna, steam room, cold plunge, hot tub like pool and then a normal temp pool. Compared to another bathhouse brand I've been to this one is a little on the loud side. Everyone was chatty by the pools and in one of the saunas.

I came here for a bit of relaxation after a night out with my fiancé. This was my second time coming here and both times were amazing and the spy area where the pools and saunas are located. I don't think photos are allowed to be taken down there so I did not take any but you can take my word for it. It is very nice. They are giant marble slabs that you can lay on which are heated to relax your muscles. There are three pools located downstairs. There is a pool that is somewhat lukewarm, followed by a cool pool that is freezing cold and a pool more like a hot tub. I tried all of them except for the cold pool. We also spent some time in the dry sauna and then we finished up in the wet sauna my experience here is always nice The people are friendly and welcoming, and it is just a nice relaxing atmosphere for you to relax, destress unwind and leave your stress and baggage at the door. I definitely recommend anyone to spend some time here and reap the benefits.

My best friend & I went to Bathhouse with day passes. Bathhouse doesn't have a time limit unlike other spas around the city so you're able to hang out as long as you want. We checked in around 12:30 on Good Friday and it was packed. We were given wrist bands which are used to lock/unlock lockers and purchase food. There's a cafe/restaurant on the main level with tables and a lounge area. Mimosas were $18 mimosas a glass and they were strong. I ordered a Bacon, Egg & Cheese which was premade but surprisingly hit the spot. There are saunas, different temperature pools and a steam room. One staff member did a sauna ritual in the dry sauna which was INTENSE but so worth it. Overall the facility was clean and their staff was friendly and informative. I would definitely come back!

The facilities are contemporary, clean, and deeply relaxing. The relaxation areas, food and beverage offerings, treatment pros, and overall vibe are stupendous. Will definitely be back on a regular basis.

Great for a night either with a friend or alone to just detox and have a refresh. The place isn't big there are is one sauna, a few steam rooms, a cold plunge, a temperate and hot pool. Not much but gets the job done. I like going at the night time hours since they have better prices. Wouldn't pay the price they charge for normal hours of the day I don't see it worth it.

My sister decided that she wanted to start her 40th birthday turn up starting with a self care moment ans I was ALL for it. I purchased a day pass for 10AM...I arrived at 9:30AM. The hostess let me in early to enjoy since it was not too busy. The locker room was clean and theee are a lot of lockers to secure your stuff. They even offer slippers. We enjoyed the saunas and they also offer a sauna class that we enjoyed soooo much we participated twice. It involves a instructor, smooth music and beautiful smelling oils to relax you mind and body. There is 3 pools to enjoy. I went in to the ICE cold plunge OMGOODNESS it is such a shock through your body how we I ENJOYED it. After the shock I went straight to the heated pool. After the sauna and pool we had lunch and there were no complaints. I will be going back...It is a BEAUTIFUL self care day to pamper at Bathhouse. Try em!

I reached at 10 and and i will say checkin was super fast very straight forward, yes it was small but it gives a warm cozying comfortable atmosphere i enjoyed the experience and got lots of rest , the spa was clean the staff was super helpful. I stopped upstairs for a drink and a nice cool down the drink was sooooo great and affordable. The service was nothing less than what i expected.

Bath House was a new and interesting experience. My advice is not to compare it to any other spa, experience it with an open mind. It's a bath house with Turkish inspired roots. There were three small "pools" one hot, a warm and a pool so cold no one could withstand the coldness for more than 30 seconds. They offered a steam, sauna and a show room where they held aufguss sessions that lasted 12 minutes and led us through the experience. Personally the Aufguss was the highlight of bathhouse. It's a multi sensory experience where the heat in the sauna intensifies as essential oils and music fill the room. The food was delicious.great quality and presentation! Cons: please improve the cleanliness of the areas. There should be a worker constantly going around to pick up the soiled towels that are honestly thrown everywhere. Adding bathrobes and hooks around the walls would help to keep things in order.

Beautifully designed space, it's a shame that the spa experience of relaxation did not occur. I visited with a day pass, at 11am. Whereas they open at 9am, and the pools already had quite a bit of materials floating in it: hair, tissue etc. The spa staff was always bustling around cleaning, so it really must be the capacity is set too high for the space. The saunas were nice, but sadly every couple of minutes someone would open the door and shout "g*ddam it's hot" and ruin the ambiance. There were plenty of folks hanging out solo, reading books and relaxing. Wish there was more of that. Have people tie up their hair, and or offer scrunchies in the locker rooms. Curb the loud talking, yes the cold plunge is cold. I recommend they have guests read a spa etiquete guide and sign/agree to it. If not followed, act accordingly. The energy in the spa felt a bit like a high school locker room.

I brought my partner here for a belated vday treat, but was quite disappointed that it wasn't as relaxing as we had hoped. Pools were crowded and by late afternoon, bits of hair was floating around in the pool. If bathhouse capped the number of guests, I think quality and environment could be a lot better. Nobody enforced quiet talking and it felt like being in a busy cafe. Some great things included their cafe - my mushroom plate was to die for. They automatically charge 20% tip, however. I also really enjoyed my massage which was strong and the massage table was heated. Their tropical sauna has an aromatherapy portion every hour which really helps you sweat and clear your sinuses.

tl;dr Bathhouse was overall just not the vibe for me. The space: I went on a weekday morning and thought it would be fairly empty, but it was crowded when I arrived and even more so by the time I left. That's in part because the space is very small -- downstairs there are three tiny pools with different temperatures, right next to each other, in addition to three saunas. At times I couldn't use the pool/sauna I wanted because there were too many people in it, and the whole place was also just very loud. The locker room is also small enough that people were bumping into each other, and the wristbands that open the locker didn't work for me or a few other people there. The services: My massage was very good, and my therapist was not playing around. I also did the hammam scrub, which was a unique experience. My only complaint about either service is that the house music they have playing in the main area is also playing in the rooms, rather than the sort of relaxing music you might expect. In my opinion, they really need to cap the number of people admitted at a given time to make the experience so much better. It would also be great to have a few more basic toiletries like combs in the locker room, and to have robes rather than the multiple small towels that you get.

Overall, 10/10 experience but gave it a 4 stars with our front desk experience. The three of us walked in but we were under two reservations. The point person at the front desk started off the conversation kind of odd as we informed him we were new. We were confused by his question so we asked a follow up question and he came in unnecessarily hot. Because we were celebrating a big moment, we let it pass but it left quite a bitter taste to the start of our time there Changing room, lockers, amenities in the bathroom = 100% for the price we paid Downstairs - 3 pools (super hot, super cold, mild temperature), steam room, red room, sauna all were fabulous. We were there for 3+ hrs? Overall, we had fun jumping pool to pool and enjoying all the features. Great place to decompress and cure a miserable hangover. The three of us came with a hangover but left without one! We had to check out at the front desk again and she was AMAZING. Unfortunately don't remember her name but she was great! She was the cherry on top of our experience

This is a fantastic spa in Williamsburg. I highly recommend trying one of the ausgaus sessions led by their wonderful staff members--it's a truly relaxing experience. Additionally, their café is a great spot to work, offering delicious coffee options and a welcoming atmosphere.

Bathhouse is a quaint & cool spa-esque facility in the Northside section of Williamsburg, Brooklyn. Bathhouse is accessible via the L train to Bedford Avenue and then walking some minutes to the place. The Northside and Southside of Williamsburg is easily walkable, and there are shops, boutiques, eateries, and restaurants within blocks of Bathhouse. Although Sojo Spa is my favorite, Bathhouse has quickly become a favorite of mine as well. Why? Well, Bathhouse is conveniently located in Brooklyn, their Day Pass is affordable, and one can stay all day/night as Bathhouse is open until Midnight! Bathhouse has a Day Pass that I have purchased everytime I visit there, which grants general admission to their three spa pools, the Dry & Tropical Saunas & the Steam Room along w/ the ability to just sit, relax & lounge around in the facility. Remember that Bathhouse is "cozy-sized," and if you are fine w/ that, then you will be comfortable. Bathhouse's Weekday Day Pass is $45 until 11 am & also after 10 pm - It is $55 from 11 am - 10 pm. Bathhouse's Weekend Day Pass is $70 all day until 10 pm - It is $45 at 10 pm. The women's locker room is narrow. However, it is ok to navigate around during the early morning hours before the place gets a little crowded. Setting a reservation for 9am or 9:30am on a weekday is good because there are fewer people & more peace/ quiet. The Bathhouse steam room and the two saunas are heated well. Cool music plays in the background, especially in the sauna rooms. There are options to lay around and to sit on the heated marbled areas. There are two heated spa pools and one cold plunge spa pool. One of my favorite things to do at Bathhouse is to participate in their AUFGUSS - a wellness/ritual experience that occurs in their Tropical Sauna Room. So Exhilarating! Bathhouse staff are so kind, attentive, and gracious. I have been greeted warmly by staff in the lobby when entering Bathhouse, and then they proceed to give each customer (after confirming their reservation) a ribbon arm bracelet used to lock / unlock your locker. They work so hard to keep the place clean, organized, etc. I have observed employees mop up excess floor water continuously and place out new clean dry towels for patrons to have throughout the day. Keep the treatment rooms clean, answer customers' questions, etc. Website - abathhouse.com Instagram - @bathhouse Bathhouse is open 7 days a week, 9am-Midnight. Patrons have to wear a bathing suit and also have to bring their own water bottle to use in refilling water from their water fountains. One can book treatments for an additional fee. Treatments include their body scrub, which is $70. Bathhouse also has a restaurant.

Incredible massage, clean and relaxing space. It felt like bliss. I'd definitely go back and the drinks at the bar were tasty. My brain and body felt like mush after the massage which is exactly how I was hoping to feel. The masseuse knew exactly where to work on even when I didn't particularly specify since I wasn't feeling tight but she found knots I didn't know existed. The pools were fun to hop between and it's a nice and dark atmosphere. It did get a little loud at one point but overall it was amazing.

If you enjoy sitting in pools of other people's hair, skin, and lint, Bathhouse in Williamsburg may be the perfect place for you. I however, do not enjoy these activities. For future relaxing purposes, I will be going someplace else. I don't know what happened here -- when I first went this past January, the experience was a whole lot better. The pools were cleaner, the food was great, and they even served ice cream. Now? Dirty pools, terrible new menu, and no ice cream :-( Bathhouse, look: I know you have this new fancy location in Flatiron where you charge more, and maybe those people get a better experience because of that. That doesn't mean you should just leave your first home to fall apart. 3/10, wouldn't recommend. P.S. What kind of spa serves ham?

Overall had a good time ... clean facility but a little small there's only three baths one is cold. There's one steam room and Auna. You're not allowed to use your own towel and the towel towels they give you are very small.. I could see it getting crowded very easily and being uncomfortable... there is also no areas to lounge around or relax. That would've been really nice.

My husband booked us a couples massage for my birthday, and we were looking forward to spending the rest of the afternoon hanging out in what I assumed would be a calm, relaxing atmosphere. The massage was great, but the place itself left a lot to be desired. Other than the guy at the front desk and the massage therapists it was hard to find anyone who worked there, so if you had any questions you were out of luck. The locker room/shower/bathroom area was TINY, and there weren't enough lockers for everyone who was there. I had to wait fifteen minutes at 1:00 on a Monday afternoon - can't imagine what it's like on a weekend day! They also don't give you a robe to use while you're there. The actual bathhouse area downstairs was also much smaller than expected, certainly smaller than it looks on their website. The pools were crowded and there was really nowhere to sit and relax. The music was also distracting, with a "trance" vibe at a too-high volume. It would have been nice if there was someone to pick up the towels that get left lying around the pool area. The saunas and steam rooms were really nice though, relaxing and comfy, although again with the off-putting (to me) music. The "aufgass" ritual in the tropical sauna was great. Our massage therapists were very good as well. It seemed like most of the other guests were very young (25-30) and it might be a better vibe for that generation. I think if I had known in advance what it would be like I would have chosen a different kind of place.

Wow, the reviews here are wild. 2.9?! Damn, y'all are savage. I bought tickets for the 1:30 slot because all the early AM spots were filled. You can actually see online how many spots remain for any given hour, so this place is clearly limiting guests. Available spots said like, 6, for Wednesday at every start time. Went yesterday for the 1:30 appointment and was checked in pretty quickly. The place is very zen/wellness, clean, bright, and heavily scented with essential oils and palo santo incense. We were told where to go, and the first spot was the locker room down the hall to the left. For all the reviews saying the locker room was tiny, you'd think it was the size of a closet. It was long, bright, and wide enough to fit lockers, a bench, two full sink set ups with their products, hair dryer, rubber bands, mouthwash, face wash, q-tips, etc. 4 toilets and two showers. There were two baskets, one for discarding used towels another for the sandals. It was also staffed by a worker every time I went back to my locker, I saw two different employees helping with whatever they needed to. The locker mechanism was new to me and I had a small learning curve, but once it was explained, it was a breeze. After getting changed, we walked downstairs to the bath area. Is it as big as Spa Castle? No. Was the size world-ending? Also no. There are three pools, the neutral at 95 degrees, ice pool at 52, and the hot pool at 100-something. The entire ledge in the neutral pool was being used, so my friend and I went to the middle pool which was empty. One toe in explained why. Holy moly, that pool is ICE. There was about 20? MAYBE 25 people down there, maximum. Everyone kept bouncing around between pools and saunas, so there really wasn't any problem getting a spot wherever we wanted to go. I tried all the saunas and that insane steam room, where my lungs immediately disintegrated. I don't know how anyone stays in there longer than 3 minutes. Breathing was not easy, and my first time in, I ran out coughing. Also, some girl decided to sloppily wet fart directly ontop of my head in there. Ladies, PLEASE. Use a bathroom or something instead of blowing fecal air into a steam room, jfc. I enjoyed the tropical sauna best, just for the fact that it had aromatherapy and bird noises, lol. There was definitely no oontz oontz music and no one was having sex, thank God. It was no louder than speaking level noise, and at one point, a guy jumped into the ice pool, prompting him to literally scream, and an employee RAN over to tell him to be quiet, as people were getting massages and they would appreciate him not raising his voice. They were on top of shennanigans yesterday, for sure. There were always employees down there with us. At least 5 all over. Two by the pools, one walking around with the Palo santo sticks, a maintenance guy for the saunas, the massage people, others handling towel clean up and dry towel replenishing and moving sandals so no one would trip. Towels were indeed on the smaller size and a little rough. I didn't have a problem with them, but I can see how larger people would. My friend and I decided to take a break and get lunch and relax. Disappointed to learn robes after no longer given out (thanks to everyone who has stolen them in the past), but we sat with towels in the sun. I ordered the chicken kebab and smashed potatoes, which were both good and a little spicy. What I didn't like in the restaurant was that an auto-gratuity of 20% is added to your bill. I really dislike what tipping-culture has become, and I truly feel when tip is forced on the patron, the employees don't care to do anything really above and beyond, and may take liberties, because they know they're being tipped regardless. Tipping is a bonus for good service, not something you get for no reason, and that's all I'm going to say about that. We stayed from 1:30 to 5pm, and I left truly resembling a raisin. Overall, I would come back! My entire body was wrecked from going to the gym the day before, and today, I have ZERO soreness anywhere. Just poof. Gone. Any other time I'd have been sore for days.

It's difficult to rate the bathhouse with high regards when you've frequent Spa Castle. Yes their two different establishments but I feel spoiled by Spa Castles amenities. Bathhouse has two hot tubs, one cold pool, three stem rooms and dining area. Two of the stem rooms are small and the other is the larger of the three rooms. That's the extent of the spa. Oh and you're required to stay quiet while in the spa area or you'll be asked to leave. I witnessed one of the staff tell a group celebrating a birthday to lower it or leave. I didn't want to try the food since The Sea restaurant is located two blocks down. Not sorry I opted for that option. I needed substantial substance aka liquor. I came, I saw, I'm not impressed. Enjoy

I'm really shocked to see Bathhouse's rating on Yelp! I had an absolutely WONDERFUL winter spa day here. The facilities have a wonderful vibe, good use during the week (I imagine it's quite packed on the weekend) and stellar cleanliness. All in all I loved all the saunas and cold plunges and the area in the middle to chill. What I'll really write home about is the restaurant. It blew me away as I didn't expect it to be such a highlight. The food & drinks were phenomenal. Excited to come back!

I love the atmosphere and all of the amenities. 3 different suanas, 2 kinds of pools, hottubs and icebaths are amazing. Became one of my favorite things to do after a stressful week. 4 stars because one of the employees on the floor tried to talk me into going into the back to show me the salt pool at close when everyone was leaving and kept trying to get my number. Definitely doesn't create a safe feeling environment. When I went back several other times, he was doing the same thing to other patrons each time at the end of the night. If you work at the bathhouse you shouldn't be hitting on patrons trying to get them to go to the back room with you and collecting numbers. It's a space to relax and not to feel like you have to dodge predators.

First and last time. I was no impressed at all. The lockers rooms are ridiculously claustrophobic. Everyone is on top of each other, barely any space at all. I hated it. The towels provided are tiny. Barely can hear any of the relaxation music. Alot of the guests were shouting. Felt like more of a day pool club. Each pool felt like just a sardine can of people. This is not what a spa is supposed to feel. Also side note if you want to smell like chlorine for 2 days then this is the place. No matter how hard I scrubbed myself- the pool scent wouldnt get off of me. My black bathing suit also changed colors to a now ashy bleached gray color due to whatever was in the pool water. Im LIVID and the bathing suit was not cheap. Do yourself a favor and pay a few more $$ and go to the spas across the river in jersey. This place isnt worth it AT ALL!!

Did a whole package for my birthday. Some good and some bad. 1) massage and scrub were very good. Services are well done, but they didn't use the full time allotment. 2) even at non peak hours - it's too busy. Lots of couples making out in the pool. Loud talking, not a spa vibe. Music selection is weird af - again not relaxing. 3) cafe food is not what I expected at a spa. The menu isn't what I had seen before. Ordered veggies that came on a giant bed of mayo (which wasn't listed in the description). Shocked at lack of healthy foods. Also, very overpriced. 4) last thing that kinda killed the vibe, stressful checkout pressuring tip amount. Make the service price inclusive of tip (the cafe just adds on 20% with no option of other amounts).

Unfortunately a bad experience with manager Andy J. / front desk. Was asking about next available spot and was told 5p. As we were finishing up the details to book they told us they had sold it to the people next to us in line and wasn't available anymore. Andy was called over and he didn't even listen to what happened, didn't take a few moments to see how he could help, was just very rude and impolite in general. This is the kind of vibe of the space : they think they are better than you, and don't give a s*** about whether or not you have a good experience. Like the dmv or some sort of call center. Not what one wants in a "spa" experience. I have to concur with many of the other reviews. Disappointing.

I came to Bathhouse to get a massage a couple of days after completing the NYC marathon. I scheduled an appointment online and the admission fee was included which was nice. I arrived an hour before my treatment (0900) and it wasn't too crowded. By around 11:30/12 it started to fill up so come early. My treatment with Christine was excellent. I also used the saunas and steam rooms which really helped my recovery. After my treatment I sat outside around the plunge pools and read a book. Even that was very relaxing. French toast in the cafe and it was really tasty. Phones aren't allowed downstairs which I really appreciated. I'd definitely go back.

I kept seeing the popup ads for this place so it sparked my interest, Hubby & I were celebrating our anniversary so I made reservations to check the place out. Sooo where do I begin? After u check in u head into the lockers they give u your bracelet it took me 3-4 lockers to find one that worked. Locker room is pretty small this should have been a somewhat of a red flag.. after this u make your way down the stairs, the area opens up to 3 small pools, warm, cold & hot & that's pretty much it for this place!! I mean not sure how I missed that this place is so small, u have several rooms for saunas, massages, therapy some seating under the heat lamps & that's that, disappointing to say the least not sure what exactly I was expecting here? but a bigger place with more options would have been nicer. We wanted to get a massage so we looked beforehand nothing available though the end of February & on top of that the price was like $375 for 2.. lordd I guess I can see why they are booked not much else to do here. We took a break from the pools since it was feeling a bit crowded, went to the restaurant for a drink & bite to eat , we tried the Tropical & Blood orange juices not bad & the Black hummus toast it was decent. Our intentions before arriving were to make a day out of it & hang out here not the case I think we stayed 2 & half 3 hours maybe & that was pushing it so it feels like we at least did something. I gave the place 3 stars only because everything was nice & clean, the bathhouse smelled very nice & they have nice products for you to use in the bathrooms & showers. Now if u just want to soaked in some water, maybe actually get a treatment or massage it may work out differently for u but if u are just looking to relax in the pools ahh I'd say pick a better place, Can't say that I would visit again, the place is just too small.

The food was always a surprising highlight but rather than an evolution they completely replaced it with a baffling new menu that's really bad. The Baos were just pulled out of a freezer and thrown in a microwave. Hard, dry, inedible. "People, this is New York!" said my date in disgust. And no more borscht? Are you serious? On the other hand my masseuse Ru was great. Still a lot of positives but it feels like the experience is slipping a bit.

Something to consider is this is a bath house not a "spa" really, so I didn't feel a relax and unwind vibe. It felt a little crowded (I went midday on Sunday so prob popular time). I would definitely go back for the Aufguss experience. It's a guided session in the sauna for 12-15 minutes. And then you are guided to cool down in the cold pool or cold shower. I've never appreciated a cold pool so much. And I felt amazing after! Wonderful 80 minute massage. Great to have a glass of champagne and borscht in the cafe.

I bought a gift certificate for my fiancé's birthday to come here. For whatever reason, they reported it as fraud. I have been unable to retrieve the funds from Bathhouse as well as my credit card company. I would be very weary if you were purchasing a gift card from here because they seem to have a little scam going.

I took my mom to Bathhouse Williamsburg location (at 103 North 10th Street Brooklyn, NY 11249) for mother's day '24 (yesterday) and she absolutely loved her experience. i booked the massage the week prior and i was able to secure the last slot available for mother's day. i booked her a full body massage and she cant stop raving about her experience. from the seamless check-in process, to the sauna, to the massage by *massage tech SHAYLA* who she mentioned took very good care of her! she overall thoroughly enjoyed herself. thank you to all of the staff at Bathhouse that accommodated my mom & gave her the best experience possible. we'll definitely be returning in the future. ten out of ten experience and has already been recommended to her friends!

I had a great time here! I did the day pass ($55) which I think was worth it. I went with a friend, and it was such a lovely way to spend our Friday afternoon! There were some pros and cons to the experience, but I think they balanced out. Pros: Wasn't very busy when we were there. We were often the only people in the sauna or pool. There was a good range of temperatures for both the pools and saunas (low, medium, high). I reaaallyyy loved the cold plunge. It was so invigorating and refreshing. We kept hopping from hot to cold hot to cold. I also really liked the dimmed interior. It made it feel very intimate and cozy. There was also a "multi sensory sauna experience" with essential oils that an employee did in one of the saunas. I wish I could've bought the blood orange one they used! It's also nice that you can stay as long as you want! We stayed for about three hours, and I felt like that was a good amount of time. There are also water fountains and bottle refill stations and plenty of fresh towels you can grab. Cons: Pretty small. I can see how if it were more crowded, it would be pretty uncomfortable. The locker room was also really small and narrow. I felt like there wasn't adequate space to change or move around in there. It also wasn't clear where the slippers were or where to dump used towels/slippers. There could've been better or more obvious signage. Overall, I would come back. I think I definitely got lucky with how empty it was when I was there, otherwise I can see how it could be a different experience. I had a great time though!

Nice modern ambiance and great sauna space with dipping pools. The best part, my massage was amazing!! The masseuse was so experienced, she honed in on my tight hamstrings (I'm a runner) and shoulders and did a beautiful job easing out the stress. It is a younger vibe. I'm mid 40's and definitely felt older than most, but I was with two girlfriends which made it enjoyable. I would definitely go back for the massage.

I have no idea where the negativity is coming from but a place this booked can't be that bad! Found the facilities to be clean and for price point and value in Williamsburg, it's a steal. The restaurant has some tasty options for a light snack and a great co-working space. My only quip is that there's rarely any same day avails but that just shows you how popular they are

My visit to Bathhouse williamsburg was far from the relaxing experience I had hoped for. From the moment I stepped into the crowded locker room reminiscent of a high school gym class, to the constant worry of my slippers being stolen due to insufficient supply, it was clear this was not the serene escape I had envisioned. While the massage provided some relief, the hammam scrub was lackluster at best. The ambience didn't help either, with pop music blaring instead of the soothing sounds one would expect in a spa setting. Despite having three small pools, they were always overcrowded and noisy making it impossible to find a moment of tranquility. The steam rooms were decent, but the overall dampness, combined with the constant fear of slipping without proper footwear, detracted from any potential relaxation. Even the café, where I hoped to unwind, fell short with lackluster customer service and missing items from my order. I also was not informed about an automatic gratuity added to the cafe bill which made things confusing when i was trying to understand my bill. Checking out was another disappointment, as I was adding gratuity for my services, I felt some pressure into using Venmo to tip as i was told "they prefer it more because they don't get taxed" by the front desk. I ended up using the card I already had on file as it was easier. Overall, my birthday treat to myself was marred by a lack of ambiance, overcrowding, and subpar service. For the price paid, I expected a true spa experience focused on relaxation, not just trendy vibes. I won't be returning and would advise others to seek out quieter, more attentive spas for their wellness needs.

I am really glad they got 3 Stars here in Yelp because it is a 5 Star place and it's hard to get a spot in the schedule haha. do not ruin the secret.... Staff was really nice. entire place was clean and spotless. Shower and products are very nice. Cold plunge is very cold, hot steam and sauna are very hot, but they also have medium stuff for wimps Hammam is beautiful and you can lie on the warm marble. The crowd is friendly and respectful. the restaurant is great and they have natural wines and infused vodkas along with healthy food and juices. Deep tissue massage w/Dijon or Tilden very relaxing. Def going back. Happy place. Full detox full relaxation. Need more places like this. Well guess what they opened one in Flatiron.

I came during the week early morning and it was lovely. There was people there, but It wasn't crowded. The reception was nice and check in was easy. We arrived early so we decided to do breakfast first. Morning food selection is very light. I ordered the green omelet and it was ok. Tjand the best thing was the French Toast. They have a larger selection of food for lunch which I will try next time. Once inside the changing room is tight but it's clean and has a staff member inside if you need. I really enjoyed each rooms temperature level. I can see if it's a crowded day it would be hard to relax but it was good for me. I also got a message by a wonderful African American man (I think) who was awesome!!! I am so upset I forgot his name but that's how good he was. He relaxed me into oblivion...lolol!!! He was A+ professional!!!

Came here for a full body couples massage. Rasheed and Yessica (masseuses) were excellent. They were very professional and attentive. The front desk service was mediocre they didn't provide much instruction or information for first time customers pertaining to the service we were getting. We had to go back and ask follow up questions and they looked annoyed that they even had to answer them. The staff downstairs was definitely warmer, professional, and informative. Massage pricing is standard for NY (approximately $200 including gratuity). The vibe was relaxing once we got past the front desk.

Venue (3/5): It looks nice in the photos but when you boil it down to what's available, there isn't that much. There is a mildly warm pool, cold pool, hot pool, steam room, and a couple saunas of different temps. All of this is only one floor and for a pretty expensive price of $73.15 after tax. For not much more, there are spas like Sojo Spa which have several floors of amenities and much more space and options. The one benefit of Bath House is that there is definitely a relaxing, low-light vibe that is a very nice touch. Service (4/5): Overall servers were friendly and helpful but a few dishes were unavailable, you have to go up to the bar, and there is an auto 20% gratuity. Food (3/5): Beef skewers were very chewy but the chicken one was quite good and they both had good sauces. We also got the tropical and watermelon juices which actually tasted fresh and quite good.

Giving a 2 star rating because of my talented masseuse (10 stars) who basically did CPR on my body (I'm not kidding, she climbed on top of my back and COMPRESSED those knots out of me), and the food. I really wasn't expecting much of spa food, but damn were the veggie dishes perfectly salty and crispy. So much umami flavor. The only thing I didn't love was the spinach cashew dip, but that could be fixed with giving us more cucumbers and carrots (I am a celery hater), and adding salt. The cocktails made me feel like a #healthyqueen despite containing literal poison Here is where the experience starts to go downhill: the actual bathhouse is fucking lame. It's cramped, loud, and barely has amenities. The towels they give you are super scratchy. I suppose you could save yourself $$ on an exfoliation treatment if you just wipe your body with these rags? Idk. Most proper bathhouses give out robes like candy. Not here! Ya gotta pay for those. The three steam rooms are steamy, the three pools do their job, but it seems like all the money spent on the aesthetics of the place could have gone to the actual amenities and comforts that make a spa relaxing. There's no place to lounge, there are only 4 restrooms and 3 showers. I get the real estate is expensive esp in gentrifying Williamsburg, but there is MUCH left to be desired.

Came for the first time during the weekday and decided to get a massage. I decided to do a full body massage with Emma and she was amazing! I checked in an hour earlier and used their amenities but I thought the spa/bathhouse itself is very much ok. It's quite small with only three pools in the middle and three sauna rooms. There's two large marble slab and a few chairs around the area so not much to lounge around but if you don't care about the space then it's still a nice and relaxing place! There's also a restaurant that you can get food from and in your spa clothes and they offer free towels but not bathrobes anymore (must pay $25 for a bathrobe). I think this place is a good experience given the cheap price but def would try coming on the weekday.

I had a 10am massage with a female tech & I really enjoyed it. I plan to return with some girlfriends. I used two of the sauna rooms the dry and steam. The dry sauna was very enjoyable and felt nice after my massage. The steam room was intense and I couldn't hang. I also took a sauna class which was very enjoyable. I wish I had gotten the name of the artist who was featured during our class. The instructor made three snowballs with different essential oils. I felt a little out of place alone as a lot of people were there as couples or groups & I had a lunch date so I cut my visit a little short. I will definitely return and stay longer. I really want to do the cold plunge.

Not terrible but a disappointment--the photos created the impression of a much bigger space. As others have noted, it's a small space and even at midday on a weekday it's crowded. It's a bit noisier than I expected, which makes it hard to relax. Also a bit shabby cleanliness-wise -- the water in the main pool was dirty. Staff were pretty courteous, though. Just not the right vibe for me.

I went to bathhouse in FlatIron- which was nice, but they were a little stingy on the towels and the towels were thin. For the price I expect more. I mean gyms have nice fluffy towels you can just grab

This place is wonderful. Truly a healing oasis. But, I have to suggest that if you're gonna come here and loudly process your issues with your besties, can you please shut the fuck up and do that, I dunno, maybe at a bar over drinks? Like why the fuck do you come to a spa and talk so fucking loudly about your issues?