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Where the city goes to spa
The American dream comes true on Governors Island, adding a new chapter to a wellness fairy tale that began way back in 1982. From the thermal bath dug into the rock of the Bagni Vecchi di Bormio, through Pré Saint Didier, Milan, Turin, Rome, San Pellegrino, the Dolomites and Chamonix, right up to the south of the Big Apple. An evocative location with a breathtaking view of Manhattan, an unmissable stop on any New York itinerary, housing sensory practices, saunas and steam baths, next door to the city that never sleeps. An achievement that crowns a journey into beauty that has always had a single great mission: bringing wellness to the world.
Relax with a view
You could almost reach out and touch them: the unmistakable steel giants, which seem to be floating on the Hudson River, show their best side exclusively to our oasis of wellness, from where you can admire a panorama like no other in the world. Lying back and relaxing while your gaze passes from the water to scan the line of skyscrapers reaching for the clouds is a sensory experience packed with different emotions. The Brooklyn Bridge, the Freedom Tower and, right next door, the Statue of Liberty, are the backdrop for a regenerating break. The most famous Skyline of all time stands ready to enchant you as you move amongst saunas and scented rooms that envelop the senses and relieve daily stress.
Italian Design, overseas
Every relaxation area is carefully designed down to the smallest detail: from the choice of fabrics by Gebrüder Thonet Vienna GmbH, Ethimo and Dedar, to the colours, through the Kronos Ceramiche and Ceramica Sant'Agostino accessories and the lighting by Flos and Davide Groppi. . Dedicated to an aesthetic rigorously made in Italy. An unmistakable design signature, enhanced by the choice of handcrafted excellence that blends tradition with a contemporary and innovative touch, in a perfect balance of minimalism, elegance and authenticity. A haven for the body and the spirit, in total Italian style, which however does not fail to pay homage to iconic New York sites: from the bio sauna reminiscent of the atmosphere of Central Park to the Vichy showers overlooking a suggestive reproduction of the Brooklyn Bridge.