Short answers about the rooms, the Hull, booking and paying.
Twelve private restrooms in SoHo, New York, wrapped around a free room called the Hull. You book a room by the session, on your phone or at the door. The Hull is free to everyone. No purchase, no questions.
2028 is the target. The legal work and a presale come first, then a lease, then the build. When there's a date, it will be here.
SoHo first. Other neighborhoods after the first one works.
No. Book on the website, or walk up and book at the door. The app is there if you want it, in thirteen languages.
Every room is the same: a wall-hung Toto toilet with a bidet and a handheld sprayer, a vanity with a lit mirror, an artificial skylight, a bench, a fold-down changing table, a foot basin, and a locking sliding door. Money buys minutes, never a better room.
Every one of them. There is no separate accessible room, so nobody waits for it.
Yes. Nursing and pumping supplies and a garment steamer are set up before you arrive when you choose them at booking, at no charge. Every room has a foot basin for washing before prayer, and there are prayer rugs and a place to pray in the Hull.
Between every guest. The toilet cleans itself, staff wipe it down and restock from a service door behind the wall, and the room is marked ready. Nobody walks through your room while you're in it.
The door opens from the inside no matter what, even with the power out. Every room has a call button that ends the session and brings staff. There are no cameras or microphones inside any room. Cameras cover the Hull and the entrances.
By the session, starting at ten minutes. Longer sessions cost more and come with samples. No membership required. Full pricing goes up when reservations open.
No. Walk up when a room is free, or book ahead to hold a time.
Sessions are ten, twenty or thirty minutes. The two Pro rooms, built for stylists and barbers, book by the hour, the block, or the day.
Cards, Apple Pay and Google Pay, through Stripe.
Not yet. A presale of visits and bricks opens once the sales agreement is signed. The waitlist hears first.
Email and password are in Settings in the app. To delete your account and everything tied to it, email hello@maslow.nyc with "Account Deletion Request" in the subject line and it's done within 30 days.
Encrypted and stored with standard practices. We don't sell it. The Privacy Policy has the details.
Still have questions? hello@maslow.nyc