Location & contact
465 Columbus Avenue
New York, New York 10024
Phone: +1-212-874-3300
Website: https://www.spabene.com
Hours of operation
Hours are not published for this location. We recommend calling +1-212-874-3300 to confirm availability before visiting. Most nail salons in New York open late morning and close in the evening, with extended hours on Friday and Saturday.
Services & typical pricing
The menu below reflects the standard offerings most nail salons in New York provide. Confirm exact pricing and current availability directly with the salon — prices vary based on length, design complexity, and any add-ons.
| Service | Description | Typical price |
|---|---|---|
| Classic Manicure | A 30-minute treatment with shaping, cuticle care, hand massage, and your choice of polish. | $20–$30 |
| Gel Manicure | Long-wearing gel polish cured under UV/LED light for a chip-resistant, two-week finish. | $35–$50 |
| Classic Pedicure | Foot soak, exfoliation, nail shaping, cuticle care, calf massage, and polish. | $30–$45 |
| Spa / Deluxe Pedicure | An extended pedicure with sugar scrub, paraffin or mask treatment, and an extended massage. | $45–$70 |
| Acrylic Full Set | Sculpted acrylic extensions in your preferred length and shape, finished with regular polish. | $45–$70 |
| Dip Powder | A lightweight powder system that bonds to the nail for a durable, breathable finish. | $40–$55 |
| Nail Art & Designs | Hand-painted accents, French tips, chrome, ombré, rhinestones, and seasonal designs. | +$5–$25 |
| Polish Change | A quick file-and-paint refresh — perfect when you only have 15 minutes. | $10–$18 |
About Spa Bene
Spa Bene is a nail salon in New York, New York, located at 465 Columbus Avenue. Like most New York-area shops, the salon offers classic and gel manicures, classic and spa pedicures, dip powder, acrylic and gel extensions, polish changes, and add-on nail art. Confirm any specialty service — Russian manicures, Japanese gel, structured gel overlays, or chrome powder — directly with the salon before booking.
Hours aren't currently posted for Spa Bene in our public sources. Calling the salon directly is the most reliable way to confirm same-day availability.
Spa Bene sits in the Northeast region, where typical industry pricing runs $22–$32 for a classic manicure, $38–$55 for gel, $48–$75 for a spa pedicure, and $50–$80 for a full set of acrylics. Pricing at any individual salon may run higher or lower based on technician experience, location, and any add-ons. Confirm the exact price for your service when you book.
If you're a first-time client, book a shorter service like a polish change or a basic manicure to evaluate the shop's hygiene practices, pace, and finish quality before committing to a longer appointment. Bring an inspiration photo if you're getting nail art — even basic French tips can vary in shape and width depending on technique.
When you visit Spa Bene for the first time, bring a clear reference photo of any nail art or color you have in mind, even for simple looks like a French tip — the angle, width, and shade vary considerably between technicians. If you have a polish brand preference (OPI, Essie, DND, Apres, Gelish), mention it when you book so the salon can confirm they stock it. Disclose any allergies, especially to acetone, acrylic monomer, or HEMA in gel, and let the technician know about any cuts, hangnails, or sensitive cuticles before they start the prep.
After your appointment at Spa Bene, treat the new finish gently for the first 24 hours. Skip hot showers and dishwashing for two hours after a gel or dip set so the layers fully set. Apply cuticle oil daily — it keeps the natural nail bed flexible and reduces lifting between visits. If a nail chips or lifts within a few days of the appointment, call the salon; most reputable New York-area shops will fix a single nail at no charge if you come back within a reasonable window.
Build in a buffer when you visit Spa Bene — gel and dip nails take longer than the appointment slot suggests once you account for cure times and quick design changes. Bring a phone charger if you have a long appointment booked; most New York-area salons have outlets at the manicure stations and at the pedicure chairs.
Regional pricing benchmarks
New York sits in the Northeast pricing region. Use the table below as a baseline when you call to confirm.
| Service | Typical price |
|---|---|
| Classic manicure | $22–$32 |
| Gel manicure | $38–$55 |
| Dip powder | $45–$65 |
| Acrylic full set | $50–$80 |
| Acrylic fill | $30–$50 |
| Classic pedicure | $32–$48 |
| Spa / deluxe pedicure | $48–$75 |
| Polish change | $12–$20 |
| Nail art (per nail) | $3–$10 |