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Published February 20, 2008 In Heat
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 The ViewRooftop Jacuzzi on LES
Although this penthouse has floor-to-ceiling windows and a view stretching from NJ to BK, the main
attraction here isn't in the suite, it's on the suite. Located on the 20th floor, this
8-person outdoor jacuzzi is right by the edge and under the stars. So if you splash, it's going all the way
down.
 The ShowerPresidential Bathroom in Columbus Circle
The tub (suitable for two, depending on how well you know each other) is accompanied by a classic view of
Central Park. The large shower compartment turns into your own personal steam room, with a wooden bench
(also suitable for two) under two rain showerheads. So if you're bringing more than two champagne glasses,
we suggest you refine your guest list.
 The Deep EndAtrium Loft Suite in Midtown
This minimalist suite is all about substance—a bar, heated floors, two 62-inch widescreen TVs, X-Box,
PlayStation and a 4-foot deep jacuzzi of course. The tub seats up to five people on a single side, and it
even has a deep end for full-body dunks, although we'd advise against the cannonball.
 The ScandinavianWooden Hot Tub on Bowery Terrace
Channel your inner Scandinavian: No flashy features, just hot, steamy water in a wooden hot tub on the
terrace. You'll have flattering lights and a romantic view of the LES at your disposal, which should be all
you'll need.
 The CommuneRussian and Turkish Baths in the East Village
The NYC institution is the black sheep of this bunch, but we can't ignore the communal bathing scene. You'll
have your pick of five different saunas and steam rooms and an ice-cold pool if you want to feel even more
authentically Russian. (We'll stick with the vodka, thank you.)
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