New York has 4 hot springs listings on our site, all urban and heated: AIRE Ancient Baths in Tribeca, Bathhouse Flatiron, the Russian & Turkish Baths, and the historic Roosevelt Baths & Spa at Saratoga Springs. The state itself has no naturally occurring geothermal hot springs above 90°F. Saratoga's famous springs are cold naturally carbonated mineral water (approximately 50°F), heated on site for the bathhouse experience. Small warm mineral springs exist at Lebanon Springs (Columbia County, approximately 72°F), a historic Shaker healing site, but no significant hot springs are known in the state. Travelers searching for hot springs in New York, hot springs near NYC, or hot springs near Albany will find the four heated soaking venues above in state. For true geothermal hot springs, the closest options are Berkeley Springs, West Virginia (approximately 6 hours by car from NYC) and Bath County, Virginia (approximately 9 hours). Reviewed and updated July 2026. See our individual NYC bathhouse and Saratoga listings.
