Restore in New York City
Bangkok's thermal and recovery culture is one of the city's best-kept secrets. Authentic Japanese onsen, Korean jimjilbang, Finnish saunas, float tanks, cryotherapy chambers, and private hot spring suites are scattered across the city. Yunomori brought genuine onsen culture to Sukhumvit with mineral-rich baths imported from Hokkaido. Wanaka Sanctuary created something entirely new — a design-forward wellness sanctuary blending traditional Thai healing with modern sound therapy. The best experiences give you permission to do nothing: soak, steam, cold plunge, float, repeat. Prices start under 500 baht for a full thermal circuit.
25 venues in Restore
Bathhouse
Eight thermal pools spread across a converted Williamsburg warehouse with a rooftop deck, guided Aufguss ceremonies, and design-forward social spaces — Bathhouse has redefined communal bathing for modern New York.
Othership
Guided sauna journeys set to immersive music and breathwork in the Flatiron District — Othership transforms contrast therapy into emotionally powerful communal experiences unlike anything else in New York.
THE WELL
A 13,000-square-foot integrative wellness club in the Flatiron District, THE WELL combines acupuncture, functional medicine, cryotherapy, bodywork, and a members' social community into New York's most comprehensive holistic health destination.
Remedy Place
The 7,400-square-foot SoHo flagship of the brand that coined "social wellness club" — Remedy Place offers group ice bath classes, HBOT, cryotherapy, IV drips, and a lounge culture designed to make wellness the new going out.
World Spa
At 50,000 square feet, World Spa is America's most ambitious bathhouse — housing authentic Russian banya, Japanese onsen, Turkish hammam, Finnish sauna, and Korean scrub traditions under one enormous Brooklyn roof.
Bathhouse Flatiron
Bathhouse's Flatiron location puts six thermal pools, a Russian banya, infrared and dry saunas, steam, and guided Aufguss ceremonies in the heart of Manhattan — all starting at $39.
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Othership Williamsburg
Othership Williamsburg brings guided sauna journeys — combining breathwork, music, and facilitator-led heat sessions — to a Brooklyn outpost steps from Domino Park.
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Remedy Place Flatiron
Remedy Place Flatiron is a members-only social wellness club offering infrared saunas, guided ice baths, HBOT, NAD+ infusions, IV therapy, and acupuncture at $375/month.
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AIRE Ancient Baths Tribeca
AIRE Ancient Baths Tribeca occupies an 1883 textile factory, its vaulted brick chambers now housing six candlelit thermal pools, a cold plunge, and a saltwater bath that ranks among NYC's most atmospheric wellness experiences.
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AIRE Ancient Baths UES converts a 10,000-square-foot historic warehouse into a candlelit thermal sanctuary featuring multiple pools, cold plunge, steam, and its signature suspended Flotarium.
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Russian & Turkish Baths
New York's oldest bathhouse, open since 1892, offering five saunas and steam rooms, cold plunge, the legendary platza oak-leaf treatment, a rooftop deck, and a Russian restaurant — all for $45.
Continuum Club
Continuum Club is an ultra-premium, 250-member-maximum longevity club in the West Village offering biometric AI health tracking, comprehensive longevity protocols, and the most exclusive wellness membership in New York.
Lore Bathing Club
Lore Bathing Club is a Nordic-inspired neighborhood bathhouse in NoHo offering Finnish sauna, infrared, cold plunge, and a La Cabra cafe — designed as a daily ritual at $200/month.
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Akari Sauna Williamsburg
Akari Sauna Williamsburg is a Japanese sento-inspired members-only neighborhood sauna offering communal dry saunas, cold plunge, and a meditative atmosphere at $165/month.
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Akari Sauna Greenpoint
Akari Sauna Greenpoint is the second location of the Japanese sento-inspired neighborhood sauna, bringing communal dry saunas and cold plunge to north Brooklyn.
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The Altar
The Altar combines a 50-person Finnish sauna, cold plunge, IV therapy, compression, PEMF, and HBOT with guided classes and 'Afters' social events in the Flatiron District.
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Schwet in Tribeca blends European bathing traditions — aromatic steam, Japanese body scrub, Russian banya, infrared sauna, and mineral pool — into a 2.5-hour social bathing experience for $150.
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SAA / 154 Scott
SAA / 154 Scott is a 30,000-square-foot members club in East Williamsburg combining a full spa, coworking, art studios, recording studios, restaurant, and bars into one sprawling creative-wellness campus.
Moss
Moss is a five-floor private members club in Midtown Manhattan featuring aquatics and spa, piano lounge, podcast studio, billiards, library bar, and social spaces at $295–$745/month.
Kith Ivy
Kith Ivy is Kith's ultra-luxury members club in the West Village featuring three rooftop padel courts, hammam, sauna, steam, cold plunge, Erewhon, and Cafe Mogador at ~$36K/year.
CityView Racquet Club
CityView Racquet Club in Long Island City offers rooftop padel and tennis courts, a communal sauna, three plunge pools, and a tea area with panoramic Manhattan skyline views.
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Spa Castle
Spa Castle in Queens is a Korean mega-spa featuring seven hydro pools, seven themed sauna rooms, indoor and outdoor areas, Korean body scrubs, and a full Korean restaurant.
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Brooklyn Bathhouse
Brooklyn Bathhouse is a Black-owned wellness destination in Flatbush featuring dry and wet saunas, steam, cold plunge, hot pool, lap pool, yoga, a restaurant, and live theater.
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CityWell Brooklyn
CityWell Brooklyn is a boutique bathhouse in Gowanus offering aromatherapy steam, cedar sauna, cold plunge, outdoor relaxation areas, and body treatments.
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Elahni
Elahni is NYC's first "Wellness Speakeasy" — a hidden second-floor space in NoMad offering guided contrast therapy sessions for a maximum of 4 guests at a time.
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