Best Bath Houses in Long Beach

"Hotel phone: 212-805-8800 Gorgeous 5-star hotel with impeccable, sumptuous rooms and large suites (staring at 800 sq ft) with floor-to-ceiling windows, Asian accents, bathtubs and tvs in the bathrooms, audio & entertainment systems and the Hudson River, Manhattan or Central Park (recommended) views. Suites add Harmon Kardon Soundbars & more tech features, living rooms, powder rooms. Has a sprawling 14,500 square feet spa.Check Prices on Booking.com"

"Nestled high above the city in the Upper West Side, The Spa at Mandarin Oriental is the ultimate luxury escape. Be sure to arrive early; each treatment includes access to the vitality pool and amethyst crystal steam room. After you’ve had a chance to relax, a staff member appears to guide you to one of six lavish treatment rooms for services, including the signature Digital Wellness Escape and the Jet Lag Cure."

"AIRE Ancient Baths is dedicated to the relaxation of body and mind in which time does not exist. Inspired by the tradition of baths from ancient Roman, Greek and Ottoman civilizations, the AIRE Experience always takes place in restored historical buildings in the center of cities. Taking water as the main element and creating an atmosphere of pure magic and sophistication around it, the AIRE Experience is complemented by a careful selection of massages and exclusive rituals."

"Step back in time at Aire Ancient Baths, a stunning spa that’s designed to resemble an ancient Roman bath house. This mid-range Tribeca hot spot is one of the most beautiful spas in the city; enjoy the softly lit ambiance as you relax in the saltwater whirlpool or progress through a series of heated baths. During the Wine Bath treatment, you can soak in a tub of wine made from Spanish Tempranillo grapes as a masseuse provides a craniofacial massage."

"There’s plenty of places to get a massage in NYC, but not many where you can experience a massage, an ancient thermal bath, and a himalayan salt ritual. The AIRE Ancient Baths, located in the heart of Tribeca, offer a tranquil repose from the city with Roman, Greek, and Ottoman traditions of setting baths at different temperatures. Give you and your love the gift of serenity with any of their combinations of experiences."

"Great Jones Spa – New Yorkers deserve a cool place to relax and unwind, solo or with friends. Great Jones Spa, with our famous Water Lounge and towering three-story indoor waterfall, is a unique destination hotspot, a vibrant gathering place, a lively resort in the city where our guests can engage, talk and enjoy each other’s company. On weekends, the Water Lounge is a hip, stylish hangout for people watching."

"This downtown staple is the perfect place to unwind among the chaos of lower Manhattan. The first thing you’ll notice upon entering the spa is the soothing sound of the three-story indoor waterfall. Pro tip: Bring a book because you’ll want to hang out all day on a lounge chair in the quiet space after you’ve enjoyed the detox water, steam and sauna circuit."

"A fierce fashion-girl following has earned Great Jones Spa hotspot status, but the buzziness doesn’t diminish its oasis feel. In addition to luxurious facials, massages, body scrubs, manicures, and waxing, Great Jones offers a water lounge and sauna, a hair salon, a juice bar and treatments designed to improve energy and reduce stress."

"It might seem over-confident to call a spa “The Spa”, automatically assuming that this particular spa is the one in mind. But when it’s a spa as wonderful as Equinox Hotel’s NYC Spa Hotel, it only seems fair to offer the name. Bringing together everything a brilliant spa should do and more, The Spa is a breathtaking experience with its infrared sauna, marbled surroundings and tailored spa treatments."

"It’s got a celebrity owner (none other than Robert DeNiro), a prime Tribeca location, impeccable design credentials courtesy of one of New York’s top firms, Grayling Design, and some truly obsessive construction, having something to do with thousands of very expensive handmade bricks. Now there’s no question that all these things make for great press, but do they mean anything to the guests?"

"Shibui Spa at the Greenwich Hotel offers customized facials and a wide selection of body treatments. In particular, its Bamboo Glow treatment helps soften, firm and hydrate your skin using a vigorous bamboo and lemongrass scrub. This is followed by a private shower with yuzu sea algae wash."

"If saving money was not one of your resolutions, then dive into this luxe water lounge in the Greenwich Hotel—the $95 baths can only be booked with the purchase of a full-length treatment. But if we have to sign up for a signature massage in order to soak in the seasonal “Winter Bath” filled with raw spicy ginger root (which helps ward off pesky colds), then so be it. 377 Greenwich St.; thegreenwichhotel.com/shibui-spa"

"Located inside a reconstructed Japanese farmhouse in the basement of the Greenwich Hotel, the upscale Shibui Spa is a total treat. It includes a latern-lit swimming pool and lounge, a traditional Japanese bathing room, and a wide variety of massages and facials. If you're feeling invigorated after all that, you can also hit up the fitness studio for private training, yoga, or pilates."

"Greenwich Hotel, 377 Greenwich Street, Greenwichthegreenwichhotel.com/shibui-spa. Treat yourselves to a variety of skincare, massage, and bodywork. If you’re into facials, select the Oxygen Awakening or Vitamin C treatments for an uplifting experience."

"Skincare aficionados, unite: Joanna Vargas is a must-visit spa in NYC for anyone with a passion for skincare products, procedures or rituals. Celebrity aesthetician Joanna Vargas’ spa in New York is a highly regarded spot in the city that’s fully deserving of its attention. While it can be difficult to snag an appointment here, those who wait out the lengthy periods have nothing but incredible things to say about the experience and the results."

"Oasis Day Spa is regularly voted as one of NYC’s best spas, thanks to its accessible price, varied range of treatments and expert level of care and attention. You’ll find a handful of these spas dotted throughout the city, which handily means you’ll almost always be close by to one if ever you’re in need of a last minute massage or beautifying pick-me-up. Soothing and relaxing, spa treatments here mostly include the spa’s very own product line, which you can also buy for some at-home treatments after you’ve finished yours."

"Oasis Day Spa – Named “Best of New York” and “Best of Westchester”, Oasis Day Spa invites you to step away from your busy life to enjoy peace, serenity and relaxation. Their goal is to provide you with affordable luxury in a beautiful, tranquil environment, and help you to develop a healthy lifestyle. Spa gift cards are available in any denomination, and for any of their services – the gift of relaxation is never re-gifted!"

"A post shared by Oasis Day Spa (@oasisdayspa) on Jul 27, 2016 at 1:44pm PDT. This spa is often referred to ‘The Best in New York’, why?. Because it is affordable and features a lot of treatment packages."

"This spa, as its name suggests, caters to couples looking for a joint relaxation experience. Previous guests point to little extras, such as massage chairs, tea, and chocolates, as something that really took their visits up a notch. Go for a standard couple’s massage package, or add in the aromatherapy package for calming lavender oils."

"Just a hop, skip, and jump away from Flushing Meadows Corona Park in Queens is the Queen’s Botanical Garden. It’s a pretty impressive, 39-acre garden that evolved from a 5-acre “Gardens on Parade” exhibit that was originally part of the 1939 World’s Fair. Since then though, this is one of those best parks in NYC that has grown in size and scale – a botanical oasis that now features an Annual Garden, a Compost Site, a meadow, an arboretum (the Weeping Honeylocust andWinterhzel are my faves), a Bee Garden, the Cherry Circle and Four Seasons Border (made of Cherry Trees in honor of loved ones who have died), the Children’s Garden, the Circle Garden, the Wetland and Woodland Garden, the Unity Garden (from the original World’s Fair), Pinetum (a collection of cone-bearing trees), and more."

"If you live in Queens and you like yourself some beautiful gardens visiting this one is a no-brainer. From a wetlands garden to a cheeky little meadow you can find a wide range of botanical goodness here. And if you are looking for a place to chill and relax this is pretty much a perfect little urban get away."

"Bushwick might not get the same Manhattan views as its waterside peers, but that doesn't mean they have to miss out on beautiful parks. Located in the heart of the neighborhood, Maria Hernandez Park maintains a slice of Bushwick's history as a sprawling farmland. Filled with trees, play areas, dog runs, and more, this park is a hotspot for the neighborhood's rich culture."

"If you didn’t have pizza earlier, I recommend Juliana’s – the pizza is even better than next-door Grimaldi’s (in fact, it was voted the best pizzeria in the entire U.S. in 2015 on TripAdvisor) but it’s not often in the guidebooks so there’s usually no line. If you do this, be sure to save room for dessert at the delicious Brooklyn Ice Cream Factory just down the street."

"Dumpling aficionados trek to this tiny eatery specifically for the No. 6: A dozen pork wontons doused in roasted chili oil and topped with a smattering of diced pickled vegetables all served on a Styrofoam plate. There are oodles of other menu items, but this, is the one that keeps people coming back time and again."

"When you order takeout from White Bear in Flushing you can get 12 pork wontons to eat right away and 100 frozen ones to make at home. This place is pick-up only, so consider yourself lucky if you live close by."

"Flushing Meadows Corona ParkExhibition: Silent SpikesLocated at Flushing Meadows Corona Park just steps away from NYC’s landmark Unisphere, the Queens Museum is free of charge to museumgoers and known for its contemporary programming that’s as diverse as its home borough. Its newest exhibition, Silent Spikes, opened just this week from Queens-born artist Kenneth Tam, and addresses how Asian-American male masculinity has been marginalized throughout American history. Using the theme of American Western films and its iconic cowboys as a trope, through video and sculpture, Tam’s solo show explores America’s long legacy of devaluing male expressions from other cultures to then deem it as less macho in comparison to the mythical American cowboy.How to visit: Reserve tickets for timed entry via website."

"The museum was built for the World’s Fair in 1939 and exhibits “The Panaroma” which is a large scale model of New York City and its five neighborhoods. Many of the exhibits are documents related to the World’s Fair. Over the years, Queens Museum has housed some of the most supreme exhibitions in all of New York."

"The main attraction of this museum is a scale model of all five boroughs which make up the city of New York, but given it was built in 1964 for the World’s Fair it is a little out of date. That’s OK though, there is so much more to see here, especially since the huge expansion the museum had in 2012."

"Fisher Landau Center For Art has been known for hosting the enthusiastically anticipated Columbia MFA Thesis Show in the month of May. But it's really the collection that makes the space outstanding. The centre is a former parachute factory and it's one of the older private collections of contemporary art in the US."

"What this small, three-gallery museum housed in the Fashion Institute of Technology (FIT) lacks in size, staging, and effects, it more…"