Comma is a wellness & spa in Byron Bay, NSW, Australia. It has a 4.9/5 rating from 275 Google reviews. Contact: +61 400 841 485. Website: http://commaspaces.com/.Listed on thegood.guide, the local's guide to Byron Bay.
Comma
Byron Bay · Wellness & Spa
Hidden GemRomanticSolo TravellerCouples
4.9/5
(275 reviews)
Tucked into the Banksia Drive precinct, away from the main strip's foot traffic, Comma is a day spa that takes its cues from the pause the name implies. The offering centres on bodywork and skin treatments in a setting designed to feel removed from Byron's busier rhythms. Without a deep pool of reviews to draw from, it's difficult to call specifics on standout treatments or signature practitioners, but the location and category positioning suggest a clientele looking for something quieter than the town's more prominent wellness operations. Worth a direct inquiry about what's currently on the treatment menu before booking, as smaller day spas in Byron tend to evolve their offerings seasonally. Book ahead regardless. Availability at independently run Byron spas rarely stretches far.
Opening Hours
- Monday10am – 6pm
- Tuesday10am – 7pm
- Wednesday10am – 7pm
- Thursday10am – 7pm
- Friday10am – 6pm
- Saturday9am – 5pm
- Sunday10am – 6pm
Contact
- +61 400 841 485
- commaspaces.com
- 7/18 Banksia Dr, Byron Bay NSW 2481
- View on Google Maps →
What People Say
Mark Jones4 months ago
Absolutely beautiful bathhouse. The space is stunning — calm, elegant and thoughtfully designed. The staff are genuinely lovely and welcoming, which makes a big difference. One suggestion: it might be worth reinforcing that it’s a QUIET space (sorry, I did raise my voice there). Most people are there to relax, float around and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere. Occasionally though, people seem to think they’ve wandered into a café and start a full-volume life update — including, on our visit, a detailed account of their trip to Japan and getting their Mazda repaired. Delightful for them, perhaps, but not exactly the spa soundtrack the rest of us came for.
Shadi Graya month ago
Hands down the most incredible experience I’ve ever had. From the moment I arrived at comma, everything was just perfect. My massage was absolutely amazing. I genuinely did not want it to end. Sarah is incredible at what she does, she struck the perfect balance between ultimate relaxation and tension release, leaving me feeling completely renewed. I cannot recommend this place highly enough. If you’re in Byron Bay, do yourself a favour and book in. You won’t regret it!
Sharon6 months ago
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