AIRE Ancient Baths New York · Tribeca
Spa · Tribeca
88 Franklin St, New York, NY 10013
Highlights
Thermal baths, candlelit oasis, and restorative treatments await
Thermal baths, candlelit oasis, and restorative treatments await
"Retreat into the depths of Aire's baths to recover from that laptop hunch and multi-screen whiplash. They offer appointments till late during the week, which we recommend in order to avoid the crowds on weekends. Treat yo'self." - The Charles
"I love the baths and cold plunge, a good way to de-stress on a day off." - Edward Barsamian
"After exploring in sub-zero temperatures, ease tired muscles in chic spas like Aire Ancient Baths, where you can dip in and out of thermal baths."
"A Tribeca spa set in a restored textile factory focusing on relaxation and ritualistic thermal baths, celebrated for its elegant, wellness-centric ambiance and specialized water therapies." - Lauren Dana Ellman Lauren Dana Ellman Lauren Dana Ellman is a New York-based writer and editor who specializes in travel, lifestyle, food, and shopping content. Travel + Leisure Editorial Guidelines
"A true hidden gem in the middle of downtown New York, AIRE Ancient Baths is tucked away in a former textile factory on an unassuming corner of Tribeca’s Franklin Street, but through its doors awaits the ultimate opportunity to unwind. Soaring ceilings and brick walls usher visitors through the lobby and down into a cavernous, candlelit, subterranean oasis of thermal baths, saltwater pools, and relaxation rooms. Each of the six thermal baths boasts a different temperature, be it hot, cold, warm, or ice, so spa-goers of every preference and variety can bathe as the Romans, Greeks, and Ottomans did centuries earlier. And while spending time dipping from pool to pool is retreat enough for many, guests can also choose from a number of treatments and rituals, like an ancient argan massage, aHimalayan salt scrub, a warm amethyst crystal massage, or an antioxidant-rich wine bath." - Gabby Shacknai
