Shou Sugi Ban House

U.S. • Hamptons, New York

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The Hamptons’ first destination spa and wellness retreat reimagines wellbeing as a holistic personal journey, blending ancient healing-arts practices, cutting-edge spa technology, top fitness, and nutrition. The top-notch culinary program uses hyperlocal and seasonal ingredients in its menus, created by Michelin-starred chef Mads Refslund. The rolling roster of visiting practitioners, from celebrity facialists to energy healers to inspirational authors, keeps the programming fresh.

By the Numbers

2019 – the year the property opened; 3 acres of winding pathways, reflective pools, fountains and nature inspired by the local dunescape and Japanese gardens; 90 miles from New York City; 250 evergreen trees on the property; 5 different varieties of grasses; 25 different types of teas on the menu; 1 open-air Movement Pavilion; 1 Michelin-starred chef responsible for designing the culinary program; 120 seated guests can be accommodated on the Event Lawn; 52 guests can take over the whole property for a buy-out; 1 healing arts barn for tea ceremonies and sounds baths; 1 hydrotherapy circuit with three contrasting saltwater pools, an infrared sauna, a dry sauna, a steam room, an experience shower, and an ice fountain

Some of our stories

Shou Sugi Ban House blends ancient healing-arts practices and cutting-edge technology, with top fitness and nutrition expertise

The culinary program was designed by Mads Refslund, a co-founder of Michelin-starred Noma, with hyper-local pescatarian- and veggie-forward menus

Sleep takes centerstage at Shou Sugi Ban House, where the lighting was designed around circadian rhythms

Shou Sugi Ban House has solar energy, geothermal heating and cooling systems, and structured water filtration

Shou Sugi Ban House is constantly evolving, with seasonal programming bringing experts from the wellness, culinary and fitness spaces

Top experiences include: learning at the on-property medicinal garden about the healing properties of such herbs as sacred basil and rosa rugosa, and specialized treatments like a hydrotherapy circuit; sound therapy; and floating meditation (the latter similar to aerial yoga but with a guided meditation)

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