A beautiful underground gem to soak away your worries for two hours. Eucalyptus steam room. Salt water pool. Bubbly pool. Hot pool. Warm pool. Ice cold pool. Mint tea. Rinse, repeat. Leave in bliss.
pricey but nice spa and baths including cold plunge, hot pool, body temperature pool, massage pool, salt scrub and float pool, and steam bath. massages were great but not very private.
Staff was amazing, extremely relaxing ambiance. One of the best massages I've received in a long time.. Highly recommended if anyone wants to come through and take some time away and destress✨
Part Roman Bath, part Turkish Hamam, part massage parlor and infused with the best of Spanish and Moroccan design elements, Aire manages to be a true oasis in the concrete jungle that is Manhattan. Read more
The "Flotarium" is the best ancient soaking bath at Aire. They fill it with Epsom salts to mimic the Dead Sea, and they regulate it at a temperature of 97F. Float and give your sore muscles a treat.
This is one of the greatest things I've done in NY. The salt water bath is heaven to float in, and my massage (by Cedric) was one of the best I've ever had. Came late on a Friday night (9-11), perfect
This is the best spa in NYC right now. A series of serene baths ranging from a superb flotation pool to hot and a truly amazing steam room that is the perfect temperature.
Soak the afternoon away in tubs filled with red wine or cava at this Roman-style bathhouse. The 16,000-square-foot space features six different baths, including salt water and an ice-cold plunge.
Love, love, love. Potentially one of the best, most relaxing, spa experiences I’ve ever had. You don’t even need a treatment (although a 1-hr massage doesn’t hurt), the baths themselves are wonderful.
Very relaxing, clean, great service and quiet. stayed about 2 hrs in the water(no massage). Its $75 (without massage) on weekdays. Need to make a reservation online. I loved the whole experience!
With words like "flotarium" used to describe its treatments, the Aire spa maintains that perfect balance of soothing and terrifying we’re all looking for after a long day. Read more
This place is more like if Valentines Day were a venue than it is a relaxing spa day. I came alone to unwind in the baths but felt like the creepy third-wheel on everyones' romantic night out.
Absolutely loved it. So relaxing, incredible massage could have stayed in the floatation pool all day. Perfect, warm and ambient way to hide from the minus temperature outside.
this is my favorite treat-yo-self indulgence in NYC: i go here at least once a year. splurge on a long massage & buy extra "pool time," you won't regret it!
Drinking like a boss all day is hard work. I am unhealthily obsessed with this place. All you do is soak in baths of different temperatures and hydrate with citrus water and tea. Enough said.
wonderful experience. relaxing, serene, calm. highly recommended. the only annoying thing is the couples who don't keep their hands off of each other. otherwise, it's pretty much perfect.
This place is as beautiful and serene and relaxing as all the reviews claim. Great customer service too - Fernando the manager handled a mixup with our reservation in classiest way possible. 👍
Nick is an amazing (& hot) massage therapist. The dead sea like bath is incredible, I could've lounged/floated forever. Also the ice cold bath is Refreshingly freezing. Well worth it, I'll def be back
The grotto that houses the baths are adorned with candles on top of candles and more candles, which is the primary source of light, soft mellow music in the background Read more
It doesn't get any better than this. Find a spot in the right corner of the back pool and don't move for 90 mins, unless you're getting a massage of course.
A true treasure if you’re looking to escape the rush of modern life. The whole experience is unforgettable - really applaud their silence, max capacity policy.
Amazing find. Roman baths (calidarium, tepidarium and frigidarium) reconstructed below downtown Manhattan, plus one of the best massages I had in a long time
Warning: first-world problems—What is with the towel "rationing"? There should also be some lemon in the drinking water. Great Jones Spa is a tenement compared to this place but even they manage that.
Aire Ancient Baths was one of the more wished for places throughout 2015’s I Want Somewhere holiday campaign. Where’s your somewhere? Enter to win a bucket list experience. Read more