April 2013

Japion NY  visits YeloSpa to learn more about their sleep therapy and napping sessions…

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March 2013

YeloSpa named to the prestigious list of the top 50 Healthiest Eco Spa in the United States…

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March 2013

Mellow Yelo!  YeloSpa’s brand new location on East 57th Street is featured as the stress relieving spa retreat…

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3/11/13

Ben Aaron pays a visit to YeloSpa to celebrate National Napping Day….

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February 27, 2013

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September 10, 2012

I fall asleep during a massage almost every time I get one. So, when I heard that the super-cool NYC sleep-pod spot, Yelo, was offering spa treatments, I had to check it out…

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September 2012 – Susan Romero

It is hard to imagine that a spa could change your life, but that is exactly what Yelo Spa did for me. Sure, it didn’t make me richer, thinner or prettier, but it did make me healthier, more vibrant and calmer. The effects were also more long term than other treatments I have had. Yelo Spa has transformed the nature of what a spa offers by customizing its treatments to fit what each client needs on a particular day…

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September 10, 2012

Staffers at this newly relocated spa ask how you’re feeling, then prescribe remedies that can be as brief as twenty minutes: massages start at $48, waxing and skin care at $75, and quickie naps at $20…

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August 15, 2012

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This space-age spa made a name for itself with its signature napping pods in 2007. Now that YeloSpa has moved just four blocks from its original location, it’s taking its relaxation menu in a new direction by offering flat-rate pricing for the spa’s three categories of treatments (massages are $2.40 per minute, facials are $2.50 per minute, and sleep therapy is $1 per minute). When booking an appointment, simply arrange for a day and time slot (between 30 and 90 minutes in 10-minute increments), instead of choosing a specific procedure. After taking the elevator up to the 12th floor, you’ll immediately be greeted by a host at the front door with an iPad in hand. The associate will sit and chat with you about your needs for the session before leading you into one of the eight backlit, cocoonlike rooms. Those in the mood for a massage might choose a reflexology or lava-shell version, and the overtired can try a spin in the zero-gravity chair, which raises your legs above your head to slow heart rate and speed up relaxation. Stop by the retail store to stock up on products used in the treatments, including Bach homeopathic sleep-inducing oral sprays ($16) and Eminence citrus exfoliating face washes ($40).

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August 9, 2012

Like Xanax without the blackout, the color-drenched midtown spa will help you catch some shut eye with massages, reflexology, facials, waxing, detox treatments, and zero gravity sleep therapy…

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