Waldorf Astoria Spa

The pictures of this place don’t really do it any justice. Wow! I went on a Thursday and I pretty much had the day to myself.
I valet my car bc I was told that they would validate my parking. When I arrived at the spa I was greeted by a gentleman that gave me a card to fill out. This card had questions about how I was feeling. For example, stressed, unmotivated etc. Because I was getting the aromatherapy massage it was important to make sue the aroma soothed my mood. I chose from 3 different feelings and they gave me three different scents to choose from but I could only choose one of the three scents. I don’t know which one it was though.
After I checked in I was given a tour of the first floor. This place as a locker (they give you a key), bathroom, shower, jacuzzi, steam room, and tea room.
After my tour she gave me some slippers a robe and allowed me to change privately. I was then escorted to the tea room where I waited patiently for my massage therapist. I was able to enjoy champagne, chocolate, tea and some snacks while I waited. It was perfect!
After 10 – 15 mins of enjoying the tea room my therapist escorted me to the second floor where they do their messages. In the massage room they have a closet for you to hang your rob, shoes etc.
My massage table was heated and it can be adjusted. I was able to customize the music that was playing (from 4 standard options).
My massage was GREAT! During the massage she gave me some great advice on how to minimize the tension in my body.
After my massage she greeted me with some water and escorted me back down stairs to the team room where I spent the rest of my day. :)
I used EVERY amenity they offered, lol. I had to get my money’s worth. They even have a station with shavers, tooth brushes, hair spray etc.
I would definitely go back

I have been to many fine spas including the one at the Waldorf Astoria in Orlando.
First, I would rate the facility as below average because there is no access to a pool area, there was no «quiet» because of some monotonous thumping above the whirlpool room, and it was hard to find my way around. It sounded like a machine that serves tennis balls was upstairs.
Second, The facial was okay. It seemed like someone just following directions rather than someone that had experienced technique. I didn’t get to indicate my pleasure or otherwise with my tip because they add the tip on whether you liked the service or not.
Third, my ring went missing in the massage treatment room. It probably dropped out of the pocket of my robe and someone picked it up. I notified them 10 minutes after I left the room but they said they looked and it was gone. Sorry. Too bad for me. I made reports to hotel security and the sheriff.
That experience tainted the experience and unless they unearth my ring, I will never go there again. An outfit of that caliber should at least do something classy when a woman’s ring goes missing in their establishment. But all they said was, «Sorry. Other than your ring, how was everything else?»

I just went to the Waldorf Astoria Spa yesterday. The hotel is breathtaking. The spa is spectacular. They have a women’s locker room stocked with any and everything you could need. They have showers, steam rooms, sauna’s, jacuzzi’s and a private lounge filled with coffee and tea. The staff are attentive and polite. I cut myself shaving and they provided me with antiseptic, Neosporin and gauze in order to make sure that I was okay. Hidden secret: if you valet your car at either the Waldorf Astoria OR the Hilton, they will validate your ticket for you (overnight AND daily). Will definitely come again.

The Spa at the Waldorf Astoria Orlando rivals the world class spas I’ve visited in Arizona and Palm Springs. Amenities are abundant including a large waiting area with current magazines, healthy snacks and a variety of herbal teas.
The men’s area has large glass-​enclosed showers and good hair products. The shower head extends high above your head giving that «rainforest» experience of water cascading on your shoulders.
Should you chose a massage, ask for Mary (The one from the golf coast of Florida) She is experienced and friendly.
The Waldorf Astoria Orlando spa also has a steam room and hot tub. The only missing piece; a men’s/women’s area where couples can enjoy the hot tub or sauna together.
I will recommend the #Waldorf Astoria Orlando Spa to anyone going to the #Disneyworld Resort.

I was excited to use the facilities and book a facial after reading the reviews, but it appears they are not up to the same standards as previous. Having worked in top hotels and spas in Las Vegas for 10+ years, here is my humble opinion…
Positives: clean jacuzzi water, nice ambient music, stocked toiletries to use, quiet
Negatives: used towels EVERYWHERE in the steam room as well as rust on the ceiling, hair from previous users on the walls in two of the shower stalls (if I wanted to see that, I would have taken a shower at home) an empty bucket of lukewarm water of what used to be cold cucumber towels. Used washcloths on the floor. No spa attendant to keep the facility clean.
Nobody seemed to really give a shit, neither management or staff. Save your money and go to the Four Seasons.

This is the place to go if you are visiting town and want a really great deep tissue massage. Kristin is amazing. She is a very skilled therapist with excellent technique and strength.
Both my partner and I had great massages with her that kept is going through our highly active version of a vacation.
If you really need a real good deep massage and don’t want to be disappointed by someone who says they really do deep tissue but then they don’t, here it is… The sure thing.
The spa facilities were pretty nice. Whirlpool and steam room with showers and all of the toiletries and amenities you would expect.
The staff was highly professional and did everything they could to make our spa visits relaxing and amazing from the front desk to spa attendants therapists and estheticians. They make you feel like royalty like you would expect at the Waldorf.
I had a great custom facial here too with plenty of extractions because I like to make it count. The esthetician had useful and helpful suggestions as well.

Loved my Swedish massage. I didn’t want to get up from the table. It was worth every penny. I recommend to get here early before your services at least 30 – 45 minutes prior so you can enjoy the whirpool, steam room, and sauna. Arrive 10 minutes to tea room to relax and await your therapist to greet you.

I would have given this beautiful SPA 5 stars if they had an attendant in the men’s locker area! When I came back from my massage to shower, there were no more towels! And the place looked a mess — towels and robes everywhere. While the Spa itself is beautiful (and new looking), they aren’t keeping the men’s locker and wet area up-​to-​par. Another thing I noticed was the lounge where you waited for your appointment, It was unkept and most of the sitting areas had used glasses, etc.

This is a pretty basic «spa.» The locker facilities are available via a day pass ($ 20) or with the hotel resort fee ($ 25). They are nice, but not amazing. I’ve been in better hotel spa locker rooms. There is a hot tub, but there is also one at the pool. There is a steam room which is nice, rather large. There are four chaise lounge chairs in the room with the hot tub and several showers. The showers are stocked with shampoo, conditioner and soap. They are large enough to enter the shower but still allow for your robe and other items to remain dry. There is lotion available in each shower in the dry area. There are only two sinks. They are stocked with mouthwash, more lotion, toothbrushes, combs, razors, spray deodorant, etc… The lockers are dark wood, have individual keys and are half size. All in all a peaceful area, but the best part probably is the shower. Very nice and attentive locker room host however who kept asking me if I was getting on well. Also free cucumber water here.

As a seasoned traveler I have to say I’ve had some amazing spa services at some great resorts and the Waldorf in Orlando is no exception. I only went mani-​pedi, but both we’re AMAZING!. As an discerning queen I give out an all caps ‘amazing’, rarely. Angela gave me one of the best mani-​pedis I’ve ever had — a must do if you’re staying there. And if you’ve had a long day roaming through the parks :)

Very pleasant spa experience.

My wife has had several wonderful experiences here! And we will keep coming back!

Had one of the best massages yesterday. The perfect ending to our family vacation after a week of strolling all 4 Disney parks. Ask for Theresa… she’s awesome.

I’m staying at the Hilton next door for a company conference, but the rooms weren’t ready yet so they sent me over to Waldorf next door to take a shower at the spa. The staff at the spa are SUPER nice and amazing. I really needed to clean up after a red-​eye flight and early morning workout. Thanks! =)

It seems like all of the previous Unilocalers have only reviewed «spa services» for the Waldorf Astoria Spa not including hair cut. The space itself is small but elegant and staff is very friendly and polite but my haircut did not meet my expectations.
I came in the day after Christmas at 8AM and Angela cut my hair. She had apologized in advance for having allergies which I understand one cannot help but I felt like throughout the appointment, I was getting coughed/​sneezed on. The hair cut started off with a shampoo which was more of a face wash. Water was splashing all over my face but I thought perhaps Angela would be fabulous on the cut.
I told her I wanted to trim the split ends from the hair so it would feel healthy again. Simple enough. Angela showed me that she’d cut approximately an inch off. Fine, do whatever you have to do.
Cough, sneeze, drop 2 combs, yank hair until hair rips from comb instead of slowly combing out knots to untangle later… I was horrified. I had also asked if she had any shampoo and conditioner recommendations for me and she said what works on her hair may not work on mine. Very vague answers for something I thought she would be knowledgeable on.
Lastly, after blow drying my hair, she went back in with feathering scissors (without asking) and starting cutting away. She tried to fit large chunks of hair in between the scissors that it was getting stuck and she still continuously was chomping away. I felt like my hair was getting a beating. I do not like when hair stylists use the feathering scissors because it causes my hair to become so dry.
I am very disappointed with the services I received at the Waldorf Astoria Spa. I would not be able to recommend the Spa to anyone. At least for hair cuts.

Not bad spa but really small. The staff were wonderful though and I and my wife had pretty nice massages.

Awesome facilities, awesome people. They go above and beyond to ensure your experience is memorable. It was a great experience. Kudos to Eric and the rest of the staff!

Again, The Waldorf knows Spa