Best Spas in Massachusetts

"The Mandarin Oriental, Boston is located in the desirable Back Bay neighborhood. Within a short walk, you have access to everything that the Back Bay has to offer, like the Boston Public Library, Newbury Street, and access to boutiques, fine dining, and more!. Holding both the AAA Five Diamond and the Forbes Five-Star awards, the Mandarin Oriental, Boston offers the perfect blend of modern luxury and style in its 148 comfortable guest rooms."

"This massive 16,000 square foot day spa in Back Bay is one of Boston’s best. The treatments here offer a holistic approach combining modern techniques with Eastern traditional therapies. As soon as you step into the spa, you know you are in for something special."

"Earlier this spring, we told you about G2O’s move two blocks from their original space on Newbury Street expanding to a massive 17,000 square foot space on Exeter Street. The Back Bay standout keeps getting better more than two decades later. This is the place to come for a day of indulgence."

"And over in Back Bay, check out G2O Spa & Salon, which has earned four stars out of 394 reviews on Yelp. You can find the day spa, nail salon and hair salon at 33 Exeter St. (between Boylston and Newbury streets)."

"Christine’s Electrology & Day Spa strives to be the most unique spa on the South Shore in a caring, nurturing, casually elegant atmosphere. Special attention is given to each client by our highly specialized licensed staff. We pride ourselves on making each and every visit as relaxing, renewing and restorative as possible."

"Bellisimo European Day Spa was founded in 1985 by Bella Krashenny. Bella wanted to bring her 27-year experience of working in the beauty industry to the Worcester community. Always being interested in modern approaches to beauty, styling and relaxation, she based the spa salon on those principals."

"Located at the Battery Wharf Hotel, Exhale lets you breathe a little easier the moment you arrive. Not only do they offer luxe spa therapies, including skin brightening facials, 90-minute deep tissue massages, acupuncture, cupping, body scrubs, deep detoxes and spa mani/pedis, but they also feature a variety of fitness classes. We recommend booking a power yoga class before finishing your visit off right with one of their indulgent treatments."

"Tora is one of the few Chinatown spots that’s still open, and it’s the place to go if you’re looking for rice bowls. They have everything from the classic unagi don to the more unusual tofu and crab don, as well as some maki, nigiri, and sashimi. They also have poke bowls with less fish and more vegetables, which is particularly helpful when the only green things in your diet recently have been M&Ms."

"The restaurant is offering its large selection of donburis, as well as maki rolls - place an order on Grubhub and Postmates, or by calling the restaurant at (617) 542-6688."

"Before life as we know it changed forever, my fiancee and I spent countless nights sitting at the bar at JP Seafood Cafe, snacking on sushi and gyoza and torched salmon and katsu and slugging heady IPAs from Turtle Swamp Brewing and shots of sake. By any metric — quality of food and service, general vibe, accessibility to our apartment — it is among our favorite restaurants in the city. We miss sitting at the bar, eating too much fish, and drinking too much alcohol, but we’re happy JP Seafood Cafe is open for takeout (and delivery for folks who live in JP)."

"There’s a maki for every mood, it seems, at JP Seafood Cafe. Whether it’s a “Double Dare” (with green chili and extra spicy sauce) or “JP Blues” (with three types of fish and mayo) kind-of night, this spot near the Harvard Arboretum has your back. Oh, and if you just want New England-style fried seafood, you can get that here too."

"Vilna Shul, built as a synagogue in 1919 by Jewish immigrants from Lithuania and now Boston's Center for Jewish Culture and a Jewish heritage museum, commemorates the history of this part of Beacon Hill (once part of the West End), and the Eastern European Jewish community in Boston. Restored murals, layers of history, and interesting informational displays. 18 Phillips St, Beacon Hill, Boston; www.vilnashul.org"

"The Vilna Shul, originally an Orthodox synagogue, was built in 1919 by immigrants primarily from Vilna, Lithuania. Today it is a historic landmark building located in historic Beacon Hill and home to a cultural center, community center, and living museum."

"Old South Church is a church of the United Church of Christ in Boston, Massachusetts. The church building was designed between 1870 and 1872 by the Boston architectural firm of Cummings and Sears in the Venetian Gothic style. The style follows the precepts of the British cultural theorist and architectural critic John Ruskin (1819–1900) as outlined in his treatise The Stones of Venice."

"Chef Gordon Ramsay’s first Boston restaurant, Ramsay’s Kitchen, is set to open in late 2021 in Back Bay. - For any restaurant reservations, please note that the reservations terms and conditions will apply."