Everyone knows every New Yorker could use a little rejuvenation every once in a while. We're always rushing, always working, and we hardly ever sleep.
With all that stress piling on our shoulders, could anyone disagree that we're all in desperate need of a relaxing spa visit?
Luckily for all of us, Spa Week in New York City is from October 12th through the 18th, and it will consist of incredible discounts and deals.
With that news in mind, we've compiled 7 of the most relaxing and rejuvenating spas in the city below with the hopes that you'll take this opportunity to treat yourself. Get a massage. Splash around in a jacuzzi. Take a visit to a sauna.
When it comes down to it, it'll probably be worth the hefty price. You'll leave feeling completely pampered and reinvigorated and ready to face NYC head on.
1. Aire Ancient Baths (88 Franklin Street)
Close your eyes inside this TriBeCa spa, and you'll be transported to Southern Spain. It's decorated with brick, timber, and is so relaxing it borders on euphoric.
It's got candlelight everywhere, dreamy Spanish music, and six different pools that sparkle in the candlelight. This includes an especially amazing jet steam pool.
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Plus, they'll dry your swimsuit for you after you've been massaged and spent your hour frolicking in the baths, and who doesn't love that? Check their rates here.
Thermal bath with aromatherapy and a half hour massage costs $126 on a weekday and $138 on a weekend.
2. Setai Club and Spa (40 Broad Street)
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Everything about Setai Club and Spa is designed for lavish pampering. It's a tranquil heaven with champagne, tea, and snacks in their tea lounge.
With the price of your massage you also receive complimentary access to their dry heat sauna, steam room, and jacuzzi.
It's expensive, at $185 for an hour massage, but if you've got some bucks to blow it'll live up to its hype, with treatments that rejuvenate beyond expectations. Every amenity at Setai Club and Spa is dripping in luxury.
Their incredible services include sports massages, energy reflexology, a dead sea mud mineral scalp revitalizer, and their signature massage.
Check their massage menu here.
3. Great Jones Spa (29 Great Jones Street)
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Great Jones Spa's passion is to inspire their customers with health and happiness through wholeness and balance. All their therapists are licensed, which provides the experience with a lovely, healing touch.
Great Jones Spa is a gorgeous haven, and escape from city bustle, with a full experience that includes a hot tub and a cold plunge in addition to an invigorating massage.
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They've also got a waterfall fountain under a skylight, plus a sauna and a steam room.
They'll also provide you with the most perfect deep tissue massage in the city.
4. Ohm Spa and Lounge (260 5th Avenue)
Looking to unwind? Do it at Ohm Spa and Lounge. They've got massages, facial skincare, and body scrubs.
Plus, it's always pleasant when the waiting room is comfortable and soothing, with fruit-infused water and a wide selection of teas. It puts you in the perfect mood to be pampered.
Ohm's masseuses use the right amount of pressure and hits all the right areas. Want a facial? They'll cleanse, exfoliate, and moisturize just the way you want.
Everyone take a deep breath and say "Ohm." It's also reasonably priced (for NYC of course), at $150 for an hour-long massage.
,5. Oasis Day Spa (1 Park Avenue)
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This gorgeous spa is made even more calming by its relaxation room, which is fully stacked with herbal tea and dried fruit, and a very serene decor.
Many of their masseuses are also licensed massage therapists, some of whom specialize in reflexology.
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In other words, they're knowledgeable about their craft, and they'll make you feel completely amazing.
Oasis Spa has clean locker rooms, massage rooms, and a cheerful ambiance. You won't go wrong visiting Oasis.
6. Mermaid Spa (3703 Mermaid Avenue - Brooklyn)
Do you love Russian baths? Seriously, can you not relax without them?
Then you need to visit Mermaid Spa, as it's got arguably the best Russian baths in NYC. They've also got an extremely cool ice sauna, and blazing hot saunas and dry heat rooms.
If you've never been to a banya before, the move is basically this: move in and out of sauna rooms, shocking your body with cold water in between. Take breaks in the steam room, and then chill, eat, and drink tea.
They also sell delicious (yet expensive) food, and charge $90 for an hour Swedish massage. Which is actually on the inexpensive side for a quality spa in this expensive city.
7. YeloSpa (5 East 57th Street)
YeloSpa is an urban refuge that's special for a number of reasons; the first of which that they let you select your own sounds and scents. They offer massages, skin care, waxings and scrubs, as well as their famous take on the power nap.
At Yelospa you choose a combination of massage, skin care, and napping based on your needs, so you'll leave feeling alive and beautiful.
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They'll also provide you with one of the most wonderful, therapeutic massages you'll ever experience. Their massage therapists are knowledgeable about reflexology and technique, and are especially sensitive to their customers' needs.
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[Feature Image Courtesy of Ancient Baths NY]