Designed according to feng shui principles, this Asian-influenced spa is the ultimate urban retreat. With 27 indoor treatment rooms, four outdoor treatment cabanas, two Japanese furo baths, Vichy and Swiss showers, saunas, and a meditation garden, this facility is 35,000 square feet of pure bliss. From an Asian-inspired treatment menu and pampering at the salon to a full-service fitness center and a café, Equinox Spa and Fitness Center offers guests a well-rounded spa experience. Benefit from the yoga, Pilates, sculpt, stretch, and cardiovascular classes offered at the fitness center, where personal trainers are available to assist you with the free weights and exercise machines. Celebrating Asian customs, the spa’s treatment menu invites you to delight in traditions from Korea, Japan, and Thailand. Simple yet luxurious, the therapies deliver results, whether you are seeking total relaxation or softer, younger-looking skin.

Reawaken your senses with an invigorating ginger wrap or renew yourself with a sugar scrub, which uses unrefined cane sugar and Babassu palm oil to exfoliate skin. The serenity bath is inspired by the Japanese Sento, or community bath, where individuals wash before bathing. This treatment begins with a therapist scrubbing your back and ends with a soak in a cypress tea, seaweed, or milk bath. The akasuri treatment scrubs your skin before covering you in warm oil, followed by the soothing application of ground cucumber. Skin care services include marine spring water, seaweed, yin, yang, enzyme, and aromatherapy facials. Traditional Asian massage techniques, including Thai, shiatsu, reiki, and reflexology, are available, and the sleeping tiger massage is not to be missed. The long strokes and kneading of this massage are sure to relieve your tension.

The stylish haircuts from Yamaguchi at Equinox Spa and Fitness Center are a nod to the hotel’s chic location, yet the salon’s innovative practice of applying the principles of feng shui to beauty services is distinctly Eastern. For a unique experience, book a manicure or pedicure—in varieties such as hayaku, centering, or tea.