In Brooklyn, a 1930s soda factory has re-emerged as a bathhouse, yet another location that adds to the charming palette of Williamsburg. The eclectic space pegs itself as home for people who strive to perform, look and feel their best, combining traditional social bathhouse elements with an array of treatments catered to fit to any lifestyle.

Co-founders Travis Talmadge and Jason Goodman collaborated with Verona Carpenter Architects for the space’s design. Modern interiors blend with the building’s original brickwork and vaulted ceilings, and along the subterranean 603 square meter space (6500 square feet) one can luxuriate in thermal pools, dry and tropical cedar-wood saunas, a starlight steam room, heated marble hammers, cryotherapy booths and a Float Lab sensory deprivation tank. For athletes, Bathhouse also offers massages, invigorating scrubs and stretches. After all that pampering, one can head up to the ground floor to dine at the in-house restaurant featuring a menu of exciting Northern and Eastern European-inspired dishes crafted by chef Nejc Seruga.

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Images © Adrian Gaut for Bathhouse / with permission