New York City continues to redefine what a reset can look like by blending high-design spaces, cutting-edge treatments, and elevated hospitality into restorative urban escapes.
From a limited-edition, science-backed facial journey debuting this January at The Ritz-Carlton Spa New York, NoMad to a sky-high infrared and cold-plunge retreat overlooking SoHo, these experiences offer renewal, ritual, and modern wellness without having to leave the city.
The Ritz-Carlton Spa New York, NoMad – NoMad, New York
Located in the heart of NoMad, The Ritz-Carlton New York, NoMad is home to the 6,800 sq.ft The Ritz-Carlton Spa New York, NoMad a serene escape with eight treatment rooms, private relaxation lounges, aromatherapy saunas, and luxurious men’s and women’s steam rooms. The Ritz-Carlton Spa New York, NoMad offers an elevated, bespoke experience with unique treatments, including custom Augustinus Bader facials and therapies featuring ESPA products.
NEW and ONLY for the month of January the spa is offering a limited-edition treatment from spa partner Augustinus Bader called The Method for Renewal. This new wellness journey begins with a richly indulgent back, hands, neck, and scalp treatment featuring Augustinus Bader’s products followed by a sophisticated facial treatment that uses Augustinus Bader’s patented TFC8® complex to help boost cellular communication, promote circulation, firm, tone, and rejuvenate the skin. The full treatment includes: a tea ceremony, back exfoliation, scalp massage, gentle skin lifting with micro-current and an artful sculpting facial massage with LED light.
Haus of Glow at ModernHaus SoHo – SoHo, New York
Perched on the 17th floor of ModernHaus Soho, this exclusive wellness retreat offers infrared therapy complemented by sweeping city views. Each private sanctuary is thoughtfully appointed with HigherDose Infrared Saunas and Edge Theory Labs Cold Plunges, creating an indulgent space designed for deep restoration and renewal. Additional offerings that can be arranged include bespoke massages, reiki, or acupuncture.
Situated against the backdrop of SoHo’s iconic cast-iron buildings and cobblestone streets, ModernHaus SoHo is a hub for urban travelers, thoughtfully designed to be an extension of the local neighborhood’s creative and dynamic spirit. The 114-room property designed by Melissa Bowers is inspired by the Bauhaus art movement, featuring an extensive art collection with pieces from some of the world’s foremost names like Hans Hartung, George Condo, Harland Miller, Jean Dubuffet, Hans Hofmann, Nicolas Party, and Kaws.
