Three floors beneath The Emory, Surrenne is a sprawling sanctuary for both cutting-edge medical science and indulgently pampering rituals. The sense of scale impresses instantly. Set across four floors designed by interior architect Rémi Tessier, the 21,527-square-foot space is redefining urban wellness for guests of The Emory, its sister hotel The Berkeley and its members. The spa’s philosophy is grounded in three principles: energy, serenity and clarity, with a concept that combines longevity doctors, biohacking technologies, medical wellness, spa treatments and fitness. There’s everything from a Japanese-inspired hydrogen bath and four-hand massages to hammam therapies and full-body wet room treatments.
Every program and treatment at Surrenne draws on the expertise of leaders in their fields, including fitness pioneer Tracy Anderson, cosmetic surgeon Dr. Lara Devgan and nutritionist Rose Ferguson, who orchestrated the menu at Surrenne Café. Though the Temperley London silk robes are meant to be enjoyed during visits, a curated retail collection offers skin tech, athleisure and Espelma Murano glass candles.