A basement-level day spa in Manhattan's Chinatown offering massage, facials and foot reflexology at affordable prices, open daily until 11pm.
At a glance
- Good for
- CouplesSolo travelers
- Price
- Affordable
Spring Vitality Spa sits in the basement at 70 Bayard St, a short walk from the heart of Chinatown in Manhattan. It's a straightforward day spa built around massage and bodywork rather than wet-room rituals or lounging areas: facials, massage and facial packages, foot reflexology, chair massage, and targeted work on the head, neck, shoulders and arms are the main services, along with foot rubs and oil massage.
The price tier is listed as affordable, which fits the no-frills, treatment-focused setup. There's no indication of saunas, pools or multi-hour packages here — this is the kind of place to pop in for a specific service rather than spend a whole day.
Hours run long, from 9:30am to 11pm, seven days a week, which makes it workable for an early morning session before work or a late appointment after dinner in the neighborhood. Walk-ins are welcome, though a reservation is also an option if you want to lock in a time or a specific therapist. It's positioned for both solo visitors looking for a quick reset and couples who want to book treatments together.
Given the location in Chinatown, it's a convenient stop if you're already in the area for food or shopping and want to work a massage or foot reflexology session into the day. There's no mention of extras like robes, showers or relaxation lounges, so go in expecting a focused, treatment-room experience rather than a spa day with amenities.
Good to know
- Do I need a reservation?
- Walk-ins are welcome, but reservations are also accepted if you want to guarantee a time slot.
- What time does Spring Vitality Spa open and close?
- It's open daily from 9:30am to 11pm, seven days a week.
- What treatments are offered?
- The menu centers on massage, facials, massage-and-facial packages, foot reflexology, chair massage, and targeted head, neck, shoulder and arm work.
- Is this spa good for a full day of relaxation?
- It's set up as a treatment-focused day spa rather than a facility with pools, saunas or lounges, so it's better suited to booking a specific service.
- How much do treatments cost?
- The spa is listed in the affordable price tier, but exact prices for specific treatments aren't provided, so check with the spa directly.
Details checked October 2, 2026. Prices and hours change; confirm before you go.
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