Studio & Treatment Room Rental — Frequently Asked Questions

No. You book hours on our online calendar — there is no lease, no security deposit in the commercial-lease sense, and no notice period required to stop booking.

You can book a single hour to start. Packages and the monthly tier exist for practitioners who already have a predictable weekly schedule and want a lower effective hourly rate — they are not a requirement to rent at all.

The online booking calendar is open for future dates as far ahead as we're currently scheduling. Peak windows fill fastest, so if you need a specific weekday morning or evening slot, book it as early as you can.

Yes — once you have a booking account, you can reserve the same hour each week rather than re-booking manually every time. Ask about this during your tour or your first booking session.

You'll need proof of professional liability insurance naming the studio entity as additional insured. Most practitioners already carry a policy for their practice, and adding an additional insured is typically a quick request to your existing insurer rather than a new policy.

You'll need to obtain one before your first booked session — professional liability policies for solo practitioners are widely available and reasonably priced. We can point you toward common providers other renters have used, but we don't sell or broker insurance ourselves.

The studio carries its own commercial policy for the property and premises, but that does not replace your individual professional liability coverage for the services you personally provide to your clients.

A valid professional certification or state license for your specific modality — massage therapy, Pilates instruction, esthetics, physical therapy, acupuncture and similar practices all qualify provided the credential is current.

41 Union Square West sits directly at the 14th Street–Union Square subway hub served by the 4/5/6, N/Q/R/W and L lines, so most clients arrive by transit rather than driving. Ask us about nearby parking options if a specific client needs to drive.

Yes — a private client waiting area is part of the shared facilities included in every rental, so your next client isn't standing in a hallway.

The Pilates studio supports duet, trio and small group sessions at published group rates. The treatment room is built for one client at a time.

Yes. You're an independent practitioner building your own client base — the studio provides the room, equipment and booking infrastructure, but your marketing, pricing to your own clients, and client relationships are entirely yours.