Comments from the press:

inking that Financial District workers needed a calming retreat, Michelle Lam opened a third outpost of Spring Thyme (the other two are in Brooklyn) on an otherwise underwhelming stretch of Nassau Street. The colorful, simple and petite spa offers a grab bag of treatments— acupuncture, wraps, massage, body scrubs, facials and reflexology—and most are priced under $100. Those with sensitive skin should try a facial customized by in-house herbalist and physician Dr. Li. After I filled out a questionnaire, Li checked my pulse, gazed at my tongue and diagnosed my health maladies (apparently, I have a weak spleen). He then whipped up an assortment of ingredients for my hour-long facial ($110). The process left my skin extra soft and radiant—and me, an Eastern medicine convert. 75 Nassau St between John and Fulton Sts (212-385-4973).

Comments from our clients:

I’m so glad I found Dr. Li. Having battled with insomnia and depression for years, Dr. Li’s acupuncture and herbs has helped me so much. I am finally able to breath easier and sleep better. Thank you so much.

I’m usually very picky about massages, but Spring Thyme really delivers. With a great atmosphere, warm and attentive staff, this is really a place to relax and escape right in the neighborhood.

I have never been one to want to get a massage, and I was nervous at first, however Spring Thymes professional staff made me feel comfortable and relaxed. I fully enjoyed my massage!