Dillon's Russian Steam Bath — Attraction in Chelsea

I have been going to Dillons for years. Just went after you were closed and then reopened, what a terrible design. One of two things happened, you ran out of time or ran out of money. It is a bath house not a spa, so so disconnected. The project looks half done. Oh wait did I say BRIGHT, if you are going for a spa feel why is the sauna brighter than any room that you have in the bath house. Some people are self conscious and now you put them on stage, what a poor designe, and the green vine coming down the pipes, who taught if that, looks like the dollar store. Let’s talk about the two hour limit, you are the only game in town that has a two hour limit, Covid is over, you went up on drinks, and you also went up in admission, that’s good if it went to Gene or Alex but I’m sure it didn’t. Greed is not a good thing and bad word of mouth travels so fast… I would first change the lighting so people can REKAX, get rid of the two hour limit and keep the aesthetic of a bath house, you are not a spa…. Best of luck, please don’t take this as a butch session, but a thank you for the advice, I’m a designer of million dollar projects, this is...

I’m a very big fan of Russian Steam Bath (banya). When I was in Russia I used to go to the steam bath each Sunday. When I moved in the USA it was a problem to find something the same since here people prefer sauna. My friends, who live here more then 10 years, told me about this place. Firstly I thought that it should be the same with sauna. But when I get inside I felt that smell of real Russian steam room with hot stones, and oak and birch brooms. It was amazing.

Service is very good too! The price already includes bath towel, flip flops, shampoo, shaving cream and etc. So, you should take very good mood and relax.

Also, they offer massage and platza services. Just check out their website to understand what is it. It’s very cool.

I’ll definitely visit this place again, and not...

I've been coming to Dillons for at least 20 years and it's always been a great place to get a steam and sauna and leave relaxed and rejuvenated. They did a great job on the recent refacing of the steam room tiles, but the new lighting is just too garish - even after it was supposedly dimmed, it feels like I'm under interrogation lights. Every time I think about coming in for a steam, I remember those lights and I change me mind. I get that the desire is to encourage men to behave, but in my experience folks that are so inclined will not be deterred by the bright lights, and people who are looking for a relaxing spa experience will take a break from Dillons or look for other options as I'm sadly considering. It is still the best steam around if you can stand those...