Healing Spa Woori NY | Women's Sauna in flushing | 뉴욕 여성 사우나, 뉴욕 찜질방

I have been to a Korean bath house before with my sis-in-law in Seoul and it was the best experience! We were both craving for that experience again, so I found Woori and my sis-in-law and her family here - it is the closest authentic Korean bath house experience you will get. Before we entered, a Korean passerby assisted us in locating the bathhouse, he was surprised and mentioned only Korean women go here (we don’t look Korean) - that’s how you know it’s that authentic! Shin aka Kathy was very warm and welcoming and the staff were very experienced, friendly and delightful. The scrub and massage were great, we had baby skin again. Unfortunately, the hot soak wasn’t available for use. Nevertheless, the experience was still enjoyable. I 100% recommend coming here with your girlfriends/relatives to get pampered.

I want to share today I was in the Worri sauna (which I haven't visited for a long time and I really love this sauna.) 😍But today I was really shocked. We booked in advance for 9 am, but were late for a whole hour (it's our fault and it was inconvenient for us.) We booked a bath + massage. They could have refused the massage if we were late 🫣. We were quickly asked to take a steam bath and bathed and also quickly and the massage everything was fast. I'm in shock, not only that, they asked us to quickly clear the closet, I'm just in shock. When we started to leave, I said that I was not happy with the service, that everything happened so quickly, she said very simply, you were late 🙄, it seemed to me that I was in some kind of handicraft factory. Thank you for such a service.😵💫

This review is long overdue. I've been a loyal customer at this all-women spa for a couple of years now. The facility is impeccably clean, and the service is even better. The experienced staff, especially the older ladies, offer exceptional Korean scrubs and massages, which even include a facial and a hair wash. They also have a cold plunge pool and wet and dry saunas. If you go, make sure to ask for Hong; she's an older Korean lady but incredibly skilled at her craft. I absolutely adore this place and will continue going there until I potentially move, but even then, I might find a way back! 😄

I went there around 5am and wanted to stay there overnight. The receptionist charged me $80, although it was $40 for one night. They insisted that anyway I slept there from 5am to 9am. That's why they counted it as one night plus another one night after that. I don't know how much they normally charge for entrance. It should be like $20 or $25, and i am pretty sure they just ripped me off. Thx to their weird calculation, I had to pay $80 to stay there for 29hrs. Moreover, i could not take a sleep comfortably, as on the next morning, they almost tried to kick me out.

Friendly and efficient. But unless you're a regular, it can be a little awkward and uncomfortable since this place is pretty intimate, small, and more home than spa-like. You'll have small groups of women talking out loud while you're trying to relax, depending on when you go. Not the Americanized spa-vibe for sure. As a major introvert, hiding out here is a thing for me. But I stopped going because the older lady has consistently tried to convince me that minimum tip for a scrub is $30. That's really not for her to decide.