From IV drips to yoga, the latest services at Brooklyn’s World Spa

There’s no city like New York City, but with its buzzing energy and excitement comes stress. That’s why wellness spots like Brooklyn’s World Spa are a go-to for busy New Yorkers. Our 50,000 square foot urban bathhouse is your one-stop destination for spa treatments and an extensive sauna selection.

Since opening in 2022, World Spa has helped educate New Yorkers about the world’s various spa traditions. Here you will find a variety of saunas, pools and steam rooms specializing in wellness techniques inspired by traditions such as Turkish, Japanese and Scandinavian. If you’ve never experienced a Finnish sauna, Moroccan or Himalayan salt room, this is the place for you.

Currently, World Spa is expanding its lineup of services. On March 18th, we will be adding a new IV therapy menu that includes IV infusions infused with different types of vitamins designed to energize guests. Each 45-minute treatment helps hydrate, boost energy, and soothe your stomach.

“We are dedicated to providing a diverse range of wellness experiences that make our spa a premier one-stop destination,” said Renee Bays, Managing Director of World Spa.

“The introduction of our new premium quality vitamin IV therapy contributes to our spa’s holistic approach to well-being and commitment to innovative wellness solutions.”

Upcoming “immune-boosting” IV therapies are among the most in demand to date. “People may seek out these treatments to support their immune systems and overall health, especially during cold and flu season and times of heightened health awareness,” Weiss said.

Meanwhile, tried-and-true signature treatments include the Polynesian Journey Scrub, a body scrub that remains in high demand. “This is a spa treatment that rejuvenates the skin by removing dead skin cells and impurities,” Weiss said. “This therapy usually involves applying a gritty substance, such as salt, sugar, coffee grounds, or crushed nuts, to the skin and massaging it in gentle circular motions.”

World Spa was founded by Leonid Kanin, who was inspired by the saunas and spas he visited around the world and wanted to bring them back to Brooklyn. “We chose a country that embodies the pinnacle of spa culture and wellness practices and decided to bring these diverse experiences to New York,” said Weiss.

World Spa features a Japanese hot spring, Turkish sauna, and infrared sauna. “These saunas operate at lower temperatures compared to traditional saunas, but are thought to penetrate deeper into the skin and offer potential health benefits such as pain relief and detoxification,” he said. Ta.

Their salt room also operates on the principle of halotherapy, which involves inhaling salt particles to promote respiratory health and skin health.

Next, World Spa is working to launch a series of breathing classes, yoga classes, and cryotherapy. “These treatments don’t really have a medicinal effect, but they are very powerful for a person’s psyche,” he said. “We hope to be able to package a valuable experience that satisfies all of who you are.”