Russian-Bath.com reviews Russian bathhouses in New York, Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens and NJ as well as gives an overview of Russian Bath traditions.

A banya or banja (Russian: баня) is a small room or building designed as a place to experience dry or wet heat sessions or an establishment with …

For over 30 years, the Baths have been owned by two Russian émigrés who manage the facilities on alternating weeks.

Late in 1951, on a cold foggy afternoon, the type that only London in those days could serve up, a woman called Grace Robertson, one of the few female professional photographers of the time, spent a day amongst the regular clientele in the tarnished and faded elegance of the Savoy Turkish Baths in London’s St James.

The Best Restaurant in New York Is: Wall Street Bath & Spa. I thought we were going to use the actual spa and I wondered what it would be like to be topless around you, Caity.

Review of Russian Baths in New York with recommendations and comments

Stress reduction and relaxation has become the needs of human being these days. Southampton Spa in Philadelphia providing Russian & Turkish baths for your comfort, where time doesn’t matter.

Founded in New York in 1892, Russian & Turkish Baths is a labyrinth of exotic saunas, theutic steam rooms, and sumptuous massages. A temple of heat and bathing where you can escape everyday stresses to relax, transform, recuperate, rejuvenate, and wash away all the tensions of everyday life.

Russian Bath of NY is the oldest Russian Bath House in Brooklyn. We have 3 saunas, one steam room, pool, full bar and gourmet restaurant menu.

Stress reduction and relaxation has become the needs of human being these days. Southampton Spa in Philadelphia providing Russian & Turkish baths for your comfort, where time doesn’t matter.