Best Spas in New York City

If you’re in the winter doll-drums what could be a better pick me up than a rejuvenating spa treatment or even a full day pass to relaxation? Grab your friends, partner or just go solo and hit up any one of these top NYC spas for some delicious pampering!

NB: It’s best to check with individual venus regarding Covid restrictions ahead of time.

Entering the Aire Ancient Baths’ space feels like stepping back in time to the origins of the spa experience in Greece, Rome and the Ottoman Empire. The low-lit long pools are a delicious retreat from the fast pace of the city. The spa has different thermal baths but their signature treatment, The Ancient Thermal Bath, is what they’re truly known for. The spa experience includes hot baths and ice baths for guests to dip in and out of with information on the health benefits of each.

88 Franklin

New York NY 10013

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The Well merges the scientific approach of Western medicine with the wisdom of Eastern modules into a modern health club for total wellness. It is a place where members can book an appointment with integrative medicine doctors, health coaches, and skilled practitioners, all of whom work together to build customized plans for members to achieve their ideal health goals. The total wellness space boasts a full-service spa, vitamin bar, reflexology lounge, yoga and meditation studios, gym, and classroom for weekly classes.

Try a rejuvenating Maderoterapía Session— a Latin American massage technique that utilizes wooden tools to stimulate the lymphatic system and release deep-seated tension.

2 East 15th Street,

New York, NY 10003

Grab some friends and head to Great Jones Spa. The spa is one of the city’s best places to relax and rejuvenate with friends. GJ Spa boasts a popular water lounge with subterranean pools, saunas, steam rooms— and its coup de grace, a 3.5 story cascading waterfall. Also recommended is the detox circuit, a loop of different pools, steams and saunas to maximize health benefits. At the eco-conscious spa, all products used in massages and facials are marine or plant based.

29 Great Jones St

New York, NY 10012

With literally every kind of spa imaginable at your fingertips in New York, it’s no surprise that the country’s largest and most accommodating Korean Spa, Sojo Spa Club, is just a quick hop, skip and a jump away. With 8 floors of treatment rooms, 9 pools, 7 sauna rooms, a restaurant and even a hotel, a visit to the Sojo Spa requires a full day, at least! Day passes are available and reservations recommended. In addition to its indoor pools and saunas, the spa boasts a volcanic sand treatment with rare lava sand imported from Japan, signature Korean body scrubs and a gorgeous rooftop infinity pool that offers striking views of New York City.

660 River Road

Edgewater, NJ 07020

Located in the chic Soho neighborhood, Pratima‘s Ayurvedic spa offers a calming and healing escape from the city outside. The spa is the first to be built in New York City using only eco-friendly materials and the natural vibe permeates inside too. The interior is soothing, low lighting and natural accents instantly calm the nervous system. With treatments rooted in the ancient practice of Ayurveda everything is customized to individual clients to balance the whole person and reduce the negative effects of stress and aging.

Book a consultation with Pratima herself to remedy imbalances, discuss health concerns or simply to alleviate skin issues. You might also consider booking the spa’s Shirodhara body massage, an ayurvedic massage which includes warm oil poured over your third eye to assist with peace of mind.

The Soho Building

110 Greene St. Suite 701

New York, NY 10012

The Lombardy Hotel’s timeless elegance is iconic to Midtown Manhattan. Our rooms are spacious, comfortable and thoughtfully designed to make you feel at home. We look forward to hosting you on your next visit to New York City.

*Due to Covid-19 our restaurant, cafe and gym will remain closed for a time.