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Spas in United States

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  • New York City, New York

    A private wellness floor—sauna, hammam, jacuzzi and gym—inside Maison Hudson, a serviced residence in Manhattan's West Village booked by the month.

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  • Boston, Massachusetts

    A hotel spa inside Mandarin Oriental, Boston's Back Bay property, open to hotel guests only, with sauna, steam room, pools and a cold plunge.

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  • Nashville, Tennessee

    A hotel spa inside Grand Hyatt Nashville downtown, limited to hotel guests, with a steam shower, dry sauna and self-guided wellness lounge.

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  • Los Angeles, California

    A hotel spa at Shade Hotel Redondo Beach with sauna, steam, pools, cold plunge and thermal circuits, open to hotel guests overlooking the marina.

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  • Los Angeles, California

    A hotel-only spa at the Sunset Marquis in West Hollywood, with sauna, steam room and pool access for couples staying on-site.

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  • Miami, Florida

    A hotel spa at The Ritz-Carlton, South Beach offering sauna, steam room and ocean-view relaxation lounges for adult guests staying on property.

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  • Hudson Valley, New York

    An outdoor spa on the Hudson River in Kingston, NY, with two waterfront barrel saunas and garden massage cabins, reservation required.

  • New York City, New York

    A small Japanese-style bathhouse near Union Square with sauna, hot-tub onsen, cold plunge and a recovery lounge, open by reservation only.

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  • big towel spa

    Bathhouse

    Catskills, New York

    Affordable adults-only bathhouse with sauna on a day-pass basis in Germantown, in the Catskills/Hudson Valley region of New York.

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  • Miami, Florida

    A hotel spa at Eden Roc Miami Beach in Mid-Beach with sauna, steam room, cold plunge and thermal circuits, open to resort guests only.

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  • Farmhouse Inn

    Hotel Spa

    Calistoga, California

    A 25-room Sonoma hotel in Forestville with a spa barn offering sauna, steam and pools, mainly for overnight guests.

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  • Taos, New Mexico

    A boutique skin and body studio in Taos offering facials, lymphatic massage, Endermologie and head spa treatments by appointment.

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  • Catskills, New York

    A Catskills retreat center with a Tibetan-style spa offering sauna, steam, pools and cold plunge, built around overnight stays and group programs.

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  • Mii amo

    Destination Spa

    Sedona, Arizona

    A 23-casita destination spa resort inside Sedona's Boynton Canyon, open to overnight hotel guests 16 and older for multi-day wellness journeys.

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  • Kyle, Texas

    A 88-acre Hill Country resort near Kyle and Wimberley with overnight rooms, a garden spa, pool, hot tubs and day-pass access by reservation.

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  • Seattle, Washington

    A downtown Seattle yoga studio with heated and unheated vinyasa, sculpt and hatha classes, plus a sauna, steam room and pools for after class.

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  • Asheville Forest Baths

    Destination Spa

    Asheville, North Carolina

    An overnight-stay forest retreat near Fairview with private cedar hot tubs and a shared sauna pavilion session, not a drop-in day spa.

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  • Napa Valley, California

    Carneros Resort and Spa is a luxury hotel spa in Napa Valley with outdoor soaking tubs, garden lounges and treatments reserved for overnight guests.

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  • Catskills, New York

    Adults-only resort spa in the Catskills with sauna, hot tub, yoga studio and overnight stays for hotel guests only.

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  • Huntington Beach, California

    An adults-only hydrotherapy circuit with hot tub, sauna and steam room for guests staying at this beachfront Hyatt Regency resort in Huntington Beach.

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  • Austin, Texas

    A lakeside resort spa on Lake Travis in Lakeway, Texas, with pools, outdoor baths and treatments, open only to hotel guests.

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  • Calistoga, California

    MoonAcre Spa & Baths is a day spa in Calistoga with a thermal pool, hot tub and sauna, open daily 9am–5pm and geared toward families and couples.

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