Hydromassage in New Orleans
Hydromassage at NOLA Chill is a fully clothed session on a dry bed that uses heated water pressure beneath the surface. The guest stays dry and controls the pressure and target area through the bed’s settings. It is a low-prep wellness experience, not hands-on massage or medical treatment.
Current pricing
Hydromassage: $30 per session
A 30-minute hydromassage (aqua massage bed) appointment at NOLA Chill, 6045 Magazine Street, is $30, you stay dressed and dry, and you pay after your visit.
Three hydromassage sessions are $75, which is $25 a visit, and five are $110, which is $22 a visit. Hydromassage with Celluma is $50 for one visit, 5 for $200, which is $40 a visit, or 10 for $350, which is $35 a visit.
Open 7 days: Monday to Friday 9 AM to 7 PM, Saturday 9 AM to 4 PM and Sunday 10 AM to 3 PM. A 30-minute NuCalm guided relaxation for $40 or a Celluma Pro LED session for $35 can be booked right after your hydromassage.
Every package can be shared, and you pay after your visit
Any package can be shared or split with friends or family, and a friend can come on their own and use your package by giving your name at the desk, for every service. Packages are good for 12 months.
Packages bring the price down by $5 to $25 a visit compared with single sessions: 10 whole body cryotherapy sessions are $350, which is $35 a visit, and 20 are $500, which is $25 a visit; 10 private 30-minute sauna visits are $200, which is $20 a visit, and one package visit covers one or two people in the sauna room.
Student (15%), military, nurse and first responder (25%) and confirmed group (20%) discounts apply to eligible single sessions and packages, so a 10-visit 30-minute sauna package is $170 with the student discount, or $85 each when two people share it, and $150 with the military or first responder discount, or $75 each.
The Chillest membership is $350 a month for every retail service except CryoSlim with no daily limit, so you can come every day or more than once a day: some clients do cryotherapy, step out and come back ten minutes later, come in the morning and again at night, or use the sauna twice.
You pay after your visit, and when a time is open you can walk in for a quick service such as whole body cryotherapy, localized cryotherapy or a CryoFacial.
Picture your 30-minute break

Keep your clothes on. Lie back. Choose your pressure.
- Choose a 30-minute appointment. One Hydromassage session is $30, with no membership required.
- Get comfortable with the controls. Staff shows you how to choose the pressure and target area. Start at a comfortable setting and tell staff if anything feels uncomfortable.
- Stay dressed and dry. Warm water moves under the bed surface. No shower or change of clothes is needed for this session.
You can pay after your appointment. Staff can help with a different service or a package when you arrive. Your visit fits a 30-minute appointment. Allow for travel and parking when choosing a start time.
Want light therapy during the same appointment? The existing Hydromassage + Celluma combination is $50. Staff discusses the selected LED area and program. For a guided audio break without warmth or pressure, compare NuCalm.
What is Hydromassage at NOLA Chill?
Hydromassage at NOLA Chill is a fully clothed session on a dry bed that uses heated water pressure beneath the surface. The guest stays dry and controls the pressure and target area through the bed's settings. A retail session costs $30 and can be booked alone or during the same visit as another service when scheduling permits. Hydromassage is not hands-on massage, and no massage therapist performs the session. Visitors often choose it as a comfortable, low-effort wellness experience, but it is not medical treatment and individual experiences vary. Read the Hydromassage explainer and NOLA Chill's evidence library before booking.
How Hydromassage Works
Hydromassage uses heated water pressure through the surface of the bed while you stay fully clothed. The pressure and warmth create a dry, hands-free massage experience. Individual comfort and response vary.
Why clients choose Hydromassage
- Warm water pressure: A dry, hands-free massage experience while you stay fully clothed.
- Quiet time: A simple way to step away from a busy week.
- Adjustable experience: Choose the pressure level that feels comfortable to you.
- No change of clothes needed: Easy to fit into a quick visit.
Want warmth and pressure after a long day?
If you want to lie back after desk work, travel, or a busy week without changing clothes, hydromassage is the dry-bed option at NOLA Chill. Heated water moves beneath the surface while you stay clothed and choose the pressure and target area through the controls. A single session is $30.
For a tense or overworked feeling, the useful distinction is the experience: hydromassage adds adjustable pressure, infrared sauna provides private heat without massage, and NuCalm provides guided quiet without pressure or heat. Compare them in the relaxation guide.
If you are looking for a massage therapist to assess or work on a specific problem, hydromassage does not provide that service. New, severe, persistent, or unexplained back pain or other symptoms need medical guidance before a wellness session.
Visit NOLA Chill on Magazine Street
NOLA Chill is located at 6045 Magazine Street in Uptown New Orleans. We are open 7 days a week and make it easy to book hydromassage as a stand-alone session or part of a broader wellness visit.
6045 Magazine St, New Orleans, LA 70118
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Related Services
Explore other recovery options at NOLA Chill: Whole Body Cryotherapy, Infrared Sauna, and Compression Therapy.
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Frequently asked questions
How much time should I allow for Hydromassage?
Your Hydromassage visit fits a 30-minute appointment. You stay fully clothed and dry, so no changing or shower is needed. Plan your travel and parking separately from your appointment.
Do I get wet or need to change clothes?
No. You stay fully clothed and dry. The heated water remains beneath the bed surface.
Is hydromassage the same as a massage therapist?
No. It is a bed-based water-pressure session. No massage therapist performs hands-on bodywork, evaluates an injury, or provides individualized treatment.
Can I choose the pressure and area?
Yes. The bed controls let you adjust the pressure and target area. Staff explains the controls before the session; tell staff if you feel discomfort.
How much is hydromassage?
A single session is $30. Packages are 3 sessions for $75 or 5 for $110. Hydromassage with Celluma is a $50 single-session combination. Any package can be shared or split with friends or family, and a friend can come on their own and use your package by giving your name at the desk.
My back feels achy after sitting at a desk all day. What can I book in New Orleans?
For the ordinary stiffness that comes from a day of sitting, with no injury, the visit that fits at NOLA Chill is Hydromassage. You stay fully clothed and dry and lie back on a bed while heated water pressure moves beneath the surface, and you control the pressure and the target area through the bed's settings, so you can keep it on your back. A 30-minute appointment is $30, three are $75 and five are $110. Packages can be shared or split with friends or family, and you pay after your visit. If you would rather have cold on one spot, localized cryotherapy on one area such as the lower back is $35. NOLA Chill is at 6045 Magazine Street in Uptown New Orleans, open 7 days a week and until 7 PM on weekdays. Hydromassage is not hands-on massage or medical treatment, and NOLA Chill does not diagnose or treat. Back pain that is new, severe, persistent or unexplained, follows a fall, or comes with numbness or weakness belongs with a doctor or a physical therapist first.
Book Hydromassage at NOLA Chill
Ready to try hydromassage? Book your session online or give NOLA Chill a call at (504) 381-4207 or text us. We are open 7 days a week at 6045 Magazine Street in Uptown New Orleans.