Experience the Ultimate Luxury at New York City's Top 5 Spa Hotels
Ever feel like you need a holiday from your holiday? In the city that never sleeps, it's essential to find time for relaxation. That's why we've curated the list of top 5 luxury spa hotels in New York City, where opulence meets tranquility.
1. The Langham New York
A symbol of modern sophistication, The Langham New York is famous for its Chuan Body and Soul spa. This Langham signature obsession for wellness shines through its holistic treatments based on traditional Chinese medicine and cutting-edge skincare technology.
Expert Traveller Tip: Don't miss out on their famous Chuan Harmony massage!
2. Four Seasons Hotel New York Downtown
Located in the heart of Lower Manhattan, the Four Seasons hotel boasts a full-service spa, an indoor lap pool, and even a hair and nail salon. Yes, they’ve literally thought of everything!
Joking aside, can we mention how amazing it is to relax in the heated pool with the city's skyline?
3. Mandarin Oriental New York
With a bird’s eye view over the city from the 35th floor, the Mandarin Oriental’s spa provides the serene retreat for the ultimate ‘skyscraper spa’ experience. And did we mention the lap pool with floor-to-ceiling windows? You won't know whether to close your eyes in relaxation or keep them open for the view!
4. The Peninsula New York
The Peninsula Spa is an award-winning wellness sanctuary located in the heart of Midtown. What sets them apart? Probably the customized sleep treatments designed to jet-lagged travelers or insomniacs. Talk about a snooze cruise!
5. Baccarat Hotel
The crown jewel of luxurious pampering, Baccarat Hotel, is home to splendid Spa de La Mer. Yes, the first dedicated spa by the epicurean skincare brand, La Mer. Prepare to feel completely splurged.
Expert Traveller Tip: Try their world renowned Miracle Broth facial, one word - magnificent!
Remember, in the city that never sleeps, it's important to pause. And what better way to hit that pause button than soaking in a hot tub overlooking the city lights? Just another reason why 'New York' and 'spa' work so well together in the same sentence.