Rehoboth Spa

Read the other reviews before going here. The only reason they get two stars is bc they let you come back to «fix» messed up pedicures. By «fix», they mean paint over it multiple times and thin out the mistakes with nail polish remover (which makes your pedi last shorter). To add insult to injury, the lady fixing my toes just told me «next time don’t pick white color».

overpriced and not worth the money. had to pay $ 100 for a regular gel manicure and basic pedi. didn’t even turn out well

A little pricey but a really great Salon. Really nice spa pedicure chairs. My nail technician did a great job with both a manicure and pedicure. Great color selection of the nail polish. I didn’t notice anyone getting acrylics however so maybe they don’t do them. I wish they would take something other than just cash for the tips because I never carry cash and the ATM only dispense $ 40. But I really like the layout of the facility and the services they offer

I stumbled into Rehoboth one night as I was meeting a friend in USQ and got there super early. I stopped in to get a chair massage — and it was life changing. The guys that give the massage are different than the manicurists/​pedicurists, so you know they mean business. They give a really deep massage, which I appreciate. I’ve been back several times and always feel like they work out some of my shoulder knots. Sometimes a chair massage can feel like you’re just being poked at — but the chair massages at Rehoboth are quality, and I always want more time added, but then I would honestly never leave. I think it was around $ 27 for a 20 minute massage.

Worst nail salon in the entire planet!!! Don’t go there unless you want high price, mean people and the bleeding cut! I went there to do my gel manicure, a woman named Jenny did it for me. She cut my cuticles and it hurt me so bad, it was bleeding! She never apologized for that. I asked if they sanitize the tool because I was worried about the infection. I could hear she was mumbling with her colleague about me, I couldn’t believe she hurt me and she complained me about worrying so much! She said it in Chinese but unfortunately, I could totally understand that!
In conclusion, never go to this place! Never let Jenny take you!

This is my favorite place in the city to get my nails done. Rehoboth is extremely clean and sanitary. It’s not overly priced like many places in the city, but isn’t super cheap like almost every gross salon you usually see. Everyone at Rehoboth is super accommodating and extremely nice. I have yet to have a bad manicure in the 5 years that I’ve been a loyal patron. I love their marine derived pedicure when I’m able to treat myself. Spa week is my favorite time of year! The massages are also fantastic, whether chair or table. They are constantly updating, i.e. installing new pedicure chairs, putting in new plants, buying new massage chairs, etc. I had a lot of bad manicure experiences in the city my first year here, until I finally found Rehoboth. Even though I’ve moved out of the area, I still trek for an excellent, moderately priced manicure!

I like this place, but it’s too expensive to go for regular mani pedis. I’ve only gotten my nails done once here, and while they did a terrific job, I really didn’t like the price! The place itself is bright and clean, and the ladies who work there are nice. I come here about once a month to get my eyebrows waxed, and while it’s a bit more expensive than other places ($ 14), it’s worth it. I’ve had a different lady wax them each time, but they’re done very meticulously and perfectly each time. I’ve had other places make them way to thin, but they’re always done really well here. It’s also not really painful at all.
I always see a lot of people getting the chair massage so I’d like to try that out soon!
I’ve gotten a back massage here before but I wasn’t impressed by it. I’d recommend going somewhere else.
I usually come here around 8 pm on a weeknight, and they’re never crowded.

Super expensive for a mediocre mani/​pedi. $ 56 for regular services. Cash only under $ 20. Tips are cash only and the manicurist I had was hounding me for a tip before services were done. The massage included was about 30 seconds. Minimal scrubbing during the pedicure. If you are a Brooklyn/​Queens resident — save you money and wait to get your nails done when you get home. I only went to save time because I was rushing between plans. There is another nail salon around the corner from this place that is cheaper and just as good.

This has been my go-​to place for almost 2 years. They do a great job every time. I love that they use the keratin gloves, and I trust that their instruments are clean. The last time I came in I was NOT pleased to find out that they started to charge $ 3 to take off a gel manicure (WTF!?) At least I know that now and won’t make that mistake again. Their services are already pricy (and worth it) but seriously, it’s just annoying to add another $ 3 to that.
Regardless, I will keep coming back because I have honestly never gotten anything less than a GREAT mani/​pedi, and I’ve never been disappointed. Great massages too!

Update: Came back to NYC, immediately got a manicure from them and it’s just as amazing as last time. Also, I accidentally ruined one nail (my fault) and when I went back the next day, they immediately recognized me, fixed my nail, and gave me their usual complimentary massage.

Reviewing this experience while I wait in the pedicure chair. It’s been 30 minutes.
I won’t be back.

Very pleasant experience at this spa!
Arrived and technician grabbed my bags for me, I had a lot of stuff, that was a nice gesture. Her name was Lilly
Sat down in a spacious and comfortable chair for pedicure and gel manicure
I LOVE how clean this spa is. They unwrap the Emory board, the foot scrubber, and all tools right in front of you. VERY important to me and I’m sure all people!
Lily was super attentive to my nails, patiently manicuring each nail.
I will definitely be returning, my nails look amazing and I was very relaxed

An absolute HORROR. I got by far the worst manicure/​pedicure ever. Sloppy nail polish, here are black stains on it. The woman who did the job (Sara) cut me twice! The pedicure was rushed so some guy could sit next to us friend. Seriously don’t waste your money. I told the manager to see the crappy work (another worker there saw it and said it was definitely awful). She took a picture of the mess to show the manager and said thank you. That’s it. I asked for nail polish remover and a refund. There are NO refunds. They hire incompetent people who don’t know what the hell they are doing. Then they can’t fix the problems and treat their customers like crap. I’ve gotten better manicures and pedicures at the little discount shops I’ve visited before. I thought this place was supposed to be good. Reputable, clean! It was the complete opposite. NEVER AGAIN!

I can only review their facials for now. Michelle does my facials and I’m very happy with the outcome. Besides making my face look healthy and refreshed, this spa is very clean, which is extremely important to me. I also like that they don’t try to sell you a bunch of products — I don’t even know if they sell any products, I am so happy about not being pressured into buying staff (and that is why I don’t go to Mario Badescu any more –annoying, right?)
My overall experience is great thanks to their cleanliness, friendliness, and of course their talented Michelle.

There are pros and cons to Rehoboth — overall, I would come again but they have been in decline. As such, I am also keeping my antennas up for a new go-​to manicure destination.
There are many pros to Rehoboth, and these are the reasons why I used to travel 85 blocks to get my nails done here. The first is that it is clean. I see them taking out their new pack of tools for every customer, with a filing/​buffing pack that you can keep when you leave. This not only ensures that you’re getting a fresh set that hasn’t been used on anyone else, but also lets you walk away with some filers/​buffers for you to use on your own time later on. Second, they do a good job. When I get my nails done here, I am not only pleased by how the manicure looks, and also by how long it lasts. To the latter, I am not a particularly careful person, and only get their regular (not gel) manicures, but their manicures last AT LEAST a week on me, sometimes even two, before chipping. Impressive. Finally, they have cute little perks, which I don’t always expect from a more low-​key nail salon. For example, refrigerated bottled water (upon request), lotion-​soaked gloves for your hands pre-​manicure, and jewelry boxes for your rings.
The cons have all stemmed from my most recent experiences. First, they’re are not the best listeners and can be rough on your nails. I am a little neurotic about my cuticles and do not like them to be pushed hard, or clipped at all. I am very explicit about that each time I go. The last two times that I have gone, my nail technician has tried (sometimes aggressively lol) to push and cut my cuticles. Since I went with friends both times, I was chatting/​not paying close attention, and would only notice when they had already started on my cuticles. :(
Second, I have received rushed service the last few times. The aforementioned lotion-​soaked gloves are kept heated, and the nail technician is supposed to wait a bit for them to cool before putting your hands in them. This did not happen the last two times, and I have now been burned by these toasty gloves. This was seriously, albeit briefly, painful and very annoying. In addition, on my last visit, my nail technician was visibly rushed. I had literally been talking to my friend for less than two minutes, trying to decide between two colors, when she interrupted to hurry the process along. On top of that, my nail color was ultimately «misplaced» sometime between when she took it and when she walked ten steps over to the table, so I had to choose another color anyway. Weird.
Finally, they have raised their prices. At $ 17.80 for a regular manicure, it’s still not that expensive (esp for NYC), but almost a 20% raise from 6 months ago.
Again, Rehoboth is a solid place to go, but I don’t love it anymore. I’ll be searching for a new place within an 85-​block radius of my apartment!
Also, $ 20 credit card minimum — otherwise, cash only or there is a Bank of America location next door.

Robbers! I told the gentlemen that I didn’t want a massage three times, yet they still tried to give me one while I was getting my gel manicure. I hate being touched at nail salons (if I wanted a massage I would go to an actual spa) and despite all this they still attempted to give me one. After my pedicure I went to pay and the woman at the counter tried to charge me 83 dollars for a gel manicure and a pedicure! The price of a pedicure was 36 and I knew there was no way a gel manicure would be more, so I explained this to her. She said she thought I had gotten a massage and I told her no I specifically said three times that I did not want one. Despite all this she persisted so I paid and left… needless to say I will never EVER go back here!

I have finally found THE nail salon! I live in Brooklyn, but am always in the Union Square area. My husband and I ventured into Rehoboth a few weeks ago, after being put off by our local nail salons. With no appointment on a Saturday afternoon, we both got manicures including a Karatin glove treatment and complementary massages in under 30 minutes. I’m dying to go back and get a pedicure and a 10 minute massage! Plus, their choice of nail polishes is astounding — over 100 colors to choose from!

Completely satisfied. Today was my 4^th time at rehoboth. Each time I get a pedi and gel mani. Today I also got a wonderful ten minute foot massage. I had Punam today who was so sweet and amazing with my nails and massage. This spa is very quiet and high quality. Remember, you get what you pay for, especially with gel nails. I only have to go once a month. They last forever and have a great selection of colors. I love it! Highly recommend. Spend the extra money to have it done right.

Not impressed.
My buddy and I get our nails done before or after yoga on a 2x a month basis. Normally we do nails in midtown, and now I remember there’s a reason! U-​Square is so inflated for nails, and the quality is just not there.
I got a Spa Medicure + Manicure. Normally in midtown, I get that with a Massage. I paid the same price but got no massage at Rehoboth Spa.
My technician was JUST okay. She was pretty slow, and my polish chipped within 24 hours. I do not think that is good nail color. Normally I bring my own wherever I go, and I remembered the reason why!
Additionally we were asked by the staff to «keep it down» while having a friendly chat getting pedicures. I didn’t notice or hear anyone visibly upset by our politely-​volumed conversing, but I felt like a little kid being scolded!
Either way, won’t be going back here. $ 17 for a manicure is outrageous, and nothing was that great about it to require the bogus extra dollars. The Spa Medicure had nothing «Spa» about it, just a foot massage! In Midtown East where I normally get this done, I’d get a razor, a mud masque and a much better massage.
SKIP! AVOID!

I have found my nail technician for life at Rehoboth Spa! The space itself is very clean and welcoming (there is always someone cleaning up or sweeping). There’s no gossiping between the employees or shouting, it’s always such a peaceful and professional place. I have had the best shellac manicures ever there, and I’m very picky, but I am loyal to my nail tech. They even give you a complimentary mini massage, and it’s good, not some half-a**ed pat down.
The prices may be a few dollars more than other places but it’s SO worth it. A group of girls came in last time I was there and didn’t want to pay $ 16 for a manicure. When I left, I saw them across the street and I showed them my nails and they went back. THAT’S how good it is.