Outdoor Pools and Baths | SoJo Spa Club

Starting February 2021, we will be closed on Tuesdays. We are open Wednesday through Monday 9 AM to 9:30 PM. Thank you for your understanding.

Covered outdoor pool with view of the city skyline and river.

Outdoor Pools and Baths

Our outdoor heated pools & therapeutic baths are open all year round. Rain, snow or a bright sunny day, these pools and baths are the perfect way to relax and rejuvenate your soul. Come for a weekend getaway without having to travel to far and soak in the spectacular views of the New York City Skyline.

Included with daily admission
Additional fees may apply

Carbon-Rich Bath

The warm bath water is enriched with a high concentration of natural carbon dioxide, which is known to increase blood oxygen levels and improve circulation. Learn More
Foot Massage Path

Take a leisurely stroll along our outdoor walking path. The combination of smooth, flat and rounded stones under shallow water will provide walkers a natural foot reflexology massage. Learn More
Hinoki Bath

The rich grain white cedar wood of our Hinoki Bath provides smooth surface texture and exudes a soothing lemony fragrance – a unique natural scent known as “hinoki thiol,” a natural antibacterial oil that tranquilizes the body and mind. Learn More
Hydrotherapy Pool

Our open-air hydrotherapy pool and hot tubs combine three of nature’s most powerful therapies: heat, water and air – to offer restorative properties. Learn More
Outdoor Waterfall

The cold plunge waterfall allows guests to experience the benefits of hot and cold therapy. Take a relaxing dip in one of our heated outdoor baths and then cool off in our cold waterfall. Learn More
Rooftop Infinity Pool

Our hidden gem tucked away more than one hundred feet above River Road. You will find our spectacular rooftop infinity pool breathtaking. Learn More
Silk Bath

The Silk Bath utilizes state-of-the-art Japanese white ionization technology that infuses hot spring micro-bubbles directly to the water to nourish body tissue and improve skin elasticity. Learn More

Outdoor asymmetrical pool enclosed by stone blocks. Large rocks line the inner perimeter of the pool. Clear blue water allows for the the floor tile work to be seen.

Carbon-Rich Bath

History

Since ancient times, naturally occurring carbon dioxide springs found in Germany, Austria, Switzerland and the Czech Republic have been used for therapeutic bathing.
The beneficial health effects were discovered many centuries ago and to this day the carbonic or carbon dioxide baths are popular at European health resorts.

Benefits

Increase blood oxygen levels and improves circulation
Relieves sore muscles due to overworking, arthritis or joint pain
Prevents migraines & headaches

Cobblestone path with ankle deep water. Wooden walls and wooden benches on the left and greenery and view of the city skyline and river on the right.

Foot Massage Path

History

Foot massage paths can be found throughout public spaces in Asia.
Walkers of all kinds are encouraged to remove their shoes and walk slowly over stones to reap the benefits of reflexology - an ancient therapy believed to provide wide ranging benefits for overall wellness by stimulating energy meridians of the body through specific acupressure points of the feet.

Benefits

Improves balance
Reduces blood pressure
Reduces tension and stress

Outdoor pool with a wood floor. Wooden pergola with string lights above the pool allows for natural light to shine through.

Hinoki Bath

History

In Japan, hinoki cypress is used in building temples, shrines, theaters, and baths
Native to southern and central Japan

Benefits

Releases hinoki-thiol into the water which has antibacterial properties
Naturally lemon scented; used in aromatherapy to reduce stress and anxiety

Covered outdoor pool with view of the city skyline and river.

Hydrotherapy Pool

History

Dated back to Ancient Greece, but also used by Ancient Chinese, Roman and Egyptian civilizations for healing and wellness
Become popular in the US by the 1840s

Benefits

Helps improve circulation within an injured limb and speeds up the healing process
Help relieve muscles and provide temporary relief for arthritis symptoms
Reduces aches, sore muscles, and joint stiffness

Outdoor waterfall emptying into a small pool

Outdoor Waterfall

History

Inspired by traditions from Finland; the nordic experience of thermotherapy consists of a cycle of emerging your body into heat and then immediately entering into cold water or even snow.
Our cold waterfall offers the cold therapy counterpart to the warm baths and outdoor dry sauna it is near.

Benefits

Improves blood flow
Releases toxins and boosts circulation
Improves pain and inflammation
Faster muscle damage/soreness recovery

Outdoor infinity pool with view of river and city skyline.

Rooftop Infinity Pool

9:00 am - 9:30 pm

Our hidden gem tucked away more than one hundred feet above River Road. You will find our spectacular rooftop infinity pool breathtaking. Appearing to cascade directly into the Hudson River, our pool offers a panoramic view of the Manhattan skyline from the George Washington Bridge down to Battery Park City.

Outdoor pool with light blue water surrounded by wooden benches and greenery.

Silk Bath

History

The Silk Bath utilizes state-of-the-art Japanese white ion-isation technology that infuses hot spring micro-bubbles which are 50 to 100 times smaller than regular air bubbles directly to the water.
This creates a effervescent sensation that will nourish skin tissue and improve skin elasticity by forming a cloud of oxygen around the body.

Benefits

Oxygen-rich microbubbles nourish skin tissue and improves skin elasticity
Releases negative ions, which increases feelings of relaxation and wellbeing