Does New York Sports Clubs Have a Sauna?

Yes!

93% of NYSC locations include dry saunas

28/30 locations confirmed with amenities

Directory data as of Oct 2025

 · 2 min read

At a glance: sauna coverage

Sauna availability at New York Sports Clubs depends on the specific club. Our data shows 93% of locations in our directory offer either a sauna or steam room, representing 28 out of 30 total locations. Dry saunas are the standard, found at 93% of locations, while steam rooms are a premium rarity available at 27% of clubs.

Total clubs

28/30

93% network coverage

Sauna types

2 types

Dry Sauna, Steam Room

State coverage

5 states

UNKNOWN, MA, NJ, NY, PA

Almost every New York Sports Clubs location has a dry sauna. Access is included on every membership tier where the club has one.

Membership Tiers & Costs

Sauna access is not restricted to premium tiers; it is a standard amenity included with all base memberships where available.

Neighborhood (1 Club)

Base

Yes
Monthly Cost $49.99 - $59.99/mo

Access to a single home club location

Passport (All Clubs)

Premium

Yes
Monthly Cost $94.99 - $109.99/mo

Access to all NYSC locations across NY, NJ, MA, DC, PA

Student Membership

Special

Yes
Monthly Cost $64.99/mo

Discounted membership for students

Note: Pricing may vary by region.

New York Sports Clubs Sauna Availability

93% of clubs offer a dry sauna or steam room—dry at 93%, steam at 27%. Only 0 of 30 clubs (0%) have neither. Availability is not tied to a club designation like Signature or Super-Sport.

For Acela Corridor Business Travelers

If you travel between Boston, New York, Philadelphia, and Washington DC, the Passport (All Clubs) membership covers NYSC locations near major stations and business districts—including Boston Government Center and Boylston Street, Manhattan E 41st and E 23rd, Philadelphia Society Hill, and DC Connecticut Avenue—so you can keep workout and sauna access across cities.

How to verify that your club has a sauna

1

Official Club Finder

Navigate to the New York Sports Clubs website and check the "Features" tab on your specific club page. Look for "Sauna" or "Recovery" labels.

2

Google Maps Reviews

Search for "sauna" within the review section of your local club on Google Maps to find member photos and operational status updates.

3

Direct Call Verification

The most reliable method. Call the front desk to confirm the sauna is currently functional and not closed for maintenance.

What Kind of Sauna Do New York Sports Clubs Have?

Traditional dry sauna is the norm; some newer or larger clubs also have steam. Infrared is rarely listed. Call ahead to confirm.

  • Dry Sauna 160°F – 180°F (71°C – 82°C)
    93% of locations
  • Steam Room 110°F – 120°F (43°C – 49°C)
    27% of locations

Conclusion: Is the New York Sports Clubs Sauna Worth the Membership?

Join NYSC for sauna if your home club is one of the 28 with one—you don’t need Passport just for sauna access. Choose Passport only if you need multi-city clubs along the Acela corridor.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do New York Sports Clubs have a steam room?

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Some do—about 27% of clubs. Dry saunas are more common. Check the club page.

Which New York Sports Clubs membership includes the sauna?

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All NYSC plans include sauna where the club has one. You don’t need a premium tier for your home club.

Do New York Sports Clubs have a hot tub or pool?

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Pools exist at some locations. Hot tubs are not clearly listed in our data—verify with your club.

Are there rules for using the New York Sports Clubs sauna?

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Wear a towel, no phones, no food or drinks, and follow posted NYSC guidelines.
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New York Sports Clubs

Founded 1973 · 30 locations · 5 states

New York Sports Clubs is a full-service neighborhood gym dedicated to improving lives through fitness since 1973. What began as Town Squash Inc. has evolved into a network of fitness clubs across five states, offering innovative fitness programs, quality service, and a familiar neighborhood feel. With new ownership and leadership, NYSC is broadening offerings with recovery lounges, heavy lifting equipment, and authentic boutique fitness experiences.

Geographic coverage

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