AIRE Ancient Baths
Candlelit Roman-style thermal baths in a restored 1883 factory. AIRE Ancient Baths occupies a restored 1883 textile factory in Tribeca — 16,000 square feet of candlelit calm beneath original brick,…
9 human-vetted listings in New York. Bathhouses, Korean spas, banyas, saunas, steam rooms and cold plunges.
See them on the map →Candlelit Roman-style thermal baths in a restored 1883 factory. AIRE Ancient Baths occupies a restored 1883 textile factory in Tribeca — 16,000 square feet of candlelit calm beneath original brick,…
NoHo water lounge with a three-story waterfall, sauna, and cold plunge. Great Jones Spa is a cool, dark, three-level retreat in NoHo built around a water lounge — a three-story indoor waterfall, a…
Contrast-therapy bathing club in NoHo. A sensory-led bathing club in NoHo built around contrast therapy, with a Finnish sauna, an infrared sauna, a cold pool and heated hammam-style benches.…
Scalp-first wellness rituals of light, scent, sound and touch in SoHo. Lumora Spa is a SoHo wellness sanctuary built around scalp-first care. Its name blends lumo (soft light), aroma and aura, and…
Guided sauna, ice bath, and breathwork — social wellness in Flatiron. Othership is a social sauna and ice-bath studio in the Flatiron District, with a second NYC location in Williamsburg. At its…
East Village bathhouse, steaming since 1892. A no-frills East Village institution on East 10th Street between First Avenue and Avenue A, first opened in 1892. It has saunas, an ice-cold pool, a…
A curated home for wellness & spiritual spaces. Sanctuary Ground is a curated directory for the wellness and spiritual world — a calm, trustworthy place to find reiki and energy healers,…
Herbal pharmacy, café and healing spa in the East Village. An urban retreat in the East Village with a curated herbal pharmacy and café upstairs and a lower-level spa offering infrared saunas,…
Recovery and longevity spa at Hudson Yards. Set inside Equinox Hotel Hudson Yards, this spa works more like a recovery and longevity center, with IV therapy, manual and machine lymphatic drainage,…
Bathhouses and saunas offer heat, water and cold: dry and wet saunas, steam rooms, hot pools, cold plunges and traditions such as Korean spas and Russian banyas.
Most visits are 2 to 3 hours. A common rhythm is a heat round, a cold rinse or plunge, then rest, repeated a few times. Many also offer massage, scrubs or platza treatments.
Sanctuary Ground lists 9 human-vetted bathhouses & saunas options in New York, New York.
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