Best Bath Houses in Secaucus

"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"

"The Mandarin Oriental's spa is one of New York’s most luxurious. A well-appointed, 35th-floor space will floor-to-ceiling windows serves as the setting for treatments like the $870 Oriental Harmony—a set of massages performed by two therapists, a soothing foot bath, and a body scrub. Find your center in the yoga room, take a lap in the pool, sip tea in the Oriental Tea Lounge and unwind in the steam room."

"Baths are perfect for soothing the body and helping to improve blood circulation, and Aire Ancient Baths is the ultimate destination to meet those needs. Highly recommended for athletes or anyone else experiencing muscle pain, a few sessions of the ‘Thermal Bath with Aromatherapy and Relaxing’ treatment will aid any physical ailments. The cavernous atmosphere and customer-obsessed services make this spa a go-to for the tough New York crowd – especially those who understand the tremendous value of a good soak."

"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."

"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."

"Water is fantastic for the body, inside and out, and Great Jones Spa in SoHo has an incredible water lounge. Its water therapy services, such as the ‘Water Works – Chakra Light Steam’ are designed to relieve muscle tension. This spa also has a salon for hair, makeup, and all that jazz."

"Hotel Phone: 212 941 8900 This 4-star hotel in the heart of Tribeca, with eclectic, old-world charm rooms, suites (1 or 2 bedroom), and penthouses. Upgraded rooms have deep soaking tubs, mini-bars while suites add sitting areas, private saunas, ipads and real fireplaces. Penthouses have soaring 30 ft windows, dining rooms & kitchens (stocked with groceries of choice), complimentary breakfast & spa treatments."

"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."

"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"

"Start your tranquil, Eastern-influenced Shibui experience with an early yoga class before treating yourself to a reviving service (like the $400 Bamboo Glow—a body scrub followed by a private shower with yuzu sea algae wash, a mint mineral soak, and a moisturizing massage). There's also an in-house salon where you can book appointments for everything from waxing to eyelash extensions."

"Editor's Note: Photo taken from the establishment's official social account. Shibui Spa is inspired by nature’s style of healing, that is why they also take advantage of wood, water, and stone for rejuvenation during a treatment. The staff is competent at ancient healing methods, and until it’s still viable, they will be using only the organic products."

"A perfect spot for rescuing you from all of your ailments, this New York spot is an urban wellness retreat that’s home to an endless variety of spa treatments. Facials here are something to rave about, with specialised therapists who take one brief look at your skin and put together a magical potion of the best, premium quality skincare ingredients. Not only will you get a top experience throughout your trip to this day spa, but you’ll also walk away with the knowledge of exactly how to treat your skincare woes afterwards."

"This hidden Financial District gem has been steaming weary Wall Streeters in its three-story subterranean Fulton Street facility for 20 years. Finance bros aren’t the only fans: “We have a lot of celebrities,” says owner Dmitry Lerner, who claims Cynthia Nixon and Lindsay Lohan among the clientele. Lerner suggests the Russian treatment called platza ($45), which involves being beaten by a handful of leafy oak branches while you lie in a sauna set to 194 degrees — the hottest temperature allowed by the city Health Department."

"This bathhouse is larger than most of its counterparts, but people here generally tend to keep to themselves—making this spot perfect for when you're just trying to relax. However, the baths can get crowded on the weekends, so reserve one of the lounge areas ahead of time for just $5 per person. General admission is $40/day, and annual admission, should you want to bathe all year round, is $2,000."

"Soothe your sore muscles at the Ohm Spa and Lounge, which specializes in therapeutic massage. From the classic Deep Swedish massage to the blissful Four Hands massage, every session leaves you feeling light and loose. Don’t miss out on the excellent skincare options, including the deep pore cleansing and the Manuka honey facial."

"Beyond its menu of targeted massages, Ohm places an emphasis on skincare. Experts are on-hand to administer facials and peels aimed at different skin needs—like the Divine Intervention Treatment, designed to treat fine lines and wrinkles—so you’ll leave feeling not only relaxed, but renewed, too."

"Ohm Spa offers some of the best massages, skincare, facial peels and spa packages. The staff at Ohm Spa NYC consists of some of the best massage therapists and skincare experts in New York City. Every spa service is performed with personal attention and your consideration in mind."

"This peaceful escape might be situated inside 1 Hotel Brooklyn Bridge in one of the busiest parts of the borough, but you'll feel like you've entered the serene British countryside. This holistic spa is a one stop-shop for complete and utter healing: from Himalayan salt stone massages to after-sun treatments to 24 karat gold facials, you won't just walk out satisfied..."

"The Bamford Haybarn Spa is located at the 1 Hotel Brooklyn Bridge. Indulge in a selection of holistic treatments, services and classes meant to nurture the mind, body and spirit, based on a heartfelt connection with nature."

"Natura Spa is absolutely one of the friendliest spas in New York City. Come here once to meet your therapist for the day and walk away, prepared to re-book with your new favourite practitioner for the foreseeable future. It doesn’t matter what you’re turning up here for – be it a massage, a haircut or a wax: by the end of your treatment you’ll not only be on first name terms but also verging on friends."

"The cookies from Maman are some of the best cookies in NYC, and they always come perfectly baked. Oozing delicious chocolate and promising a crisp crunch with every bite, these cookies are not to be missed. While the Lemon White Chocolate Cookie and S’mores Cookie are both impressive, it’s the Nutty Chocolate Chip Cookie which was deemed one of Oprah’s Favourite Things in 2017!"

"Maman is a beautifully rustic, yet classic coffee shop in Brooklyn with only one location in the Greenpoint neighborhood. You’ll feel comfort from the moment you step foot in this Brooklyn coffee shop. The smell of the French and American freshly baked goods fills the entire place not to mention the coffee."

"Stuffed with macadamias, almonds, walnuts, French chocolate and sea salt, this cookie has the ideal ratio of crunchy to craggly, oozing bites."

"Restaurants on the Rockaway Peninsula are generally divided into longstanding taverns lighted by neon beer logos where locals in baseball caps talk about boats, and scruffy new establishments where day trippers in board shorts talk about coffee grinders. Bar Marseille is something else, a vaguely Provençal date-night venue at the foot of a high-end apartment building. The menu bounces between stuff you might actually find on the Côte d’Azur, like bouillabaisse, Pastis-scented mussels and olive tapenade, and resort food like tuna burgers."

"Francesca DiMattio's work just went up in Salon 94 and her constant re-working of existing ideas at such a large scale is mind blowing when see in in person. For the next two months, you can drop by this downtown gallery to see for yourself. The work is so beautiful no Instagram photo will do it justice, but since it's free to look, it's worth a shot!"

"One of the coolest indie Brooklyn art galleries located in Bushwick is C L E A R I N G, a contemporary art gallery branch of a Belgian-based gallery in the city of Brussels that features contemporary work by up-and-coming/emerging artists. Both public and private exhibitions are held at C L E A R I N G to help the artist by exhibition and production. The New York, Brooklyn art gallery opened its doors in 2011, which the Brussels location only opeing a year after in 2012, with a goal of showcasing only emerging art."

"Since opening in 2011, CLEARING has garnered media attention and respect in the art world by exhibiting famed artists such as Jacob Kassay and Korakrit Arunanondchai. They consistently exhibit shows by promising emerging talent, which, in turn, earns them a spot at many acclaimed art fairs, including the Armory Show, NADA, and Paris’s FIAC. C L E A R I N G also has a Brussels branch in addition to their Bushwick space. CLEARING, 505 Johnson Ave, Brooklyn, NY, USA, +1 347 383 2256"