New York Magazine

Owned and operated by a husband-and-wife duo, the salon puts a big emphasis on relaxing while you wait.

Smaller studios and a true affiliation with the Bikram Yoga College of India.

State-of-the-art sunless tanning beds (plus a UV-free spray booth for those keen on avoiding rays).

The concentrated massages are akin to exorcisms at this modestly appointed holistic spa.

A favorite even among spa owners.

A beauty mini-mall with even some treatments for men to add some welcome canine energy.

Top-notch treatments considered by some to be the most effective in town.

This cruelty-free suds-and-salve emporium is designed like a try-and-buy produce market (that offers vegan kosher goods).

Soothing massage for women from the first trimester through the postpartum months.

Scents of lavender, vanilla, and mango saturate this natural line of bath gels, lotions, and by-the-pound soaps.

The only spa Aveda-lovers need to know for hair, skin, and body treatments.

Forget otherworldliness. Shangri-La is content to orchestrate comforts of the homier sort.

A full-service spa disguised as an affordable nail salon secrets away lush European facials and massage.