Spa and wellness near New York Marriott Marquis
New York Marriott Marquis does not have a full-service on-site spa, but it does offer a 24/7 Marquis Fitness Center on the 23rd floor with treadmills, Peloton bikes, strength equipment and filtered water stations. For massage, facials or other spa treatments, the concierge can arrange nearby providers in Manhattan.
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Spa availability at New York Marriott Marquis
There is no full-service on-site spa listed as an amenity at New York Marriott Marquis in official and independent hotel sources. Multiple hotel-info aggregators and the property's guest-facing materials note the absence of an on-site spa.
If you want professional spa treatments during your stay, the hotel concierge or front desk can help arrange off-site massage, facial, or salon appointments nearby in Midtown Manhattan.
- No on-site spa or sauna listed in official hotel materials
- Concierge can arrange off-site spa or beauty appointments
- Some third-party directories list a 'spa salon' on-site but that listing is unverified
| Fact | What the hotel provides |
|---|---|
| On-site spa | Not listed / not available |
| Spa appointments | Arranged off-site via concierge |
| Sauna / spa facilities | Not listed |
Marquis Fitness Center — what to expect
The hotel’s Marquis Fitness Center is on the 23rd floor and is described by the property as a reimagined 4,000 sq ft space. It is open 24/7 with guest key-card access and is complimentary for registered guests.
Equipment includes touchscreen treadmills (14), Peloton bikes, cross-trainers, Powermills, a strength zone and a functional training area. Filtered water stations are available in the fitness center and on every guestroom floor.
- Open 24/7 (guest key-card access)
- 14 treadmills with touchscreen consoles
- Peloton bikes and cross-trainers
- Strength training zone and functional training space
- Filtered water stations provided
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Location | 23rd floor (Marquis Fitness Center) |
| Access | Complimentary for guests with key-card |
| Locker rooms | Male/female changing rooms with lockers (no showers listed) |
In-room wellness and accessible options
Rooms at New York Marriott Marquis come in a range of types; many guests choose Times Square-facing options for views. Room names include Room, 1 King Bed (Times Square View Room); Deluxe Room; Premier Room, with Sofa bed, Corner; Executive Suite, with Sofa bed (M Club Lounge Access); and several accessible room types such as Room (Mobility/Hearing Access, Roll-in Shwr).
Filtered water stations are provided on guestroom floors. The hotel lists water-efficient showers and housekeeping-on-request as in-room conveniences; specific in-room wellness amenities (like yoga mats or in-room spa treatments) are not detailed in hotel materials, so ask the front desk when you check in.
- Room examples: Room, 1 King Bed (Times Square View Room); Deluxe Room; Executive Suite, with Sofa bed (M Club Lounge Access)
- Accessible options: Room (Mobility/Hearing Access, Roll-in Shwr); Deluxe Room (Mobility/Hearing, Roll-In Shwr)
- Filtered water stations on each guestroom floor
| Amenity | Availability / Note |
|---|---|
| Filtered water stations | On guestroom floors |
| In-room internet | Complimentary for Marriott Bonvoy members booking direct; otherwise paid |
| Accessible rooms | Several mobility/hearing-accessible room types are available |
Post-workout dining and recovery on-site
After exercise or a long day of sightseeing, the hotel has several on-site dining options where you can refuel: Revel & Rye (8th floor), Broadway Lounge (8th floor) and The View Restaurant, Bar and Lounge (47th/48th floors). These venues serve a range of American dishes and beverages with varying hours.
The View includes a lounge and a main dining room on upper floors with skyline views; Revel & Rye serves breakfast through late-night bar service; Broadway Lounge offers cocktails, wood-fired pizzas and Times Square views. Perch Outdoor Terraces above the 8th floor provide seasonal outdoor seating when open.
- The View Restaurant, Bar and Lounge — revolving restaurant and lounge on the 47th/48th floors
- Revel & Rye — 8th-floor American restaurant with extended hours (breakfast through bar service)
- Broadway Lounge — 8th-floor lounge with Times Square views and pizzas
- Perch Outdoor Terraces — seasonal outdoor terrace space (may be closed seasonally)
| Venue | Typical service |
|---|---|
| The View | Dinner nightly; lounge hours vary |
| Revel & Rye | Breakfast, lunch, dinner and late-night bar |
| Broadway Lounge | Cocktails, pizza, pre-show drinks |
Nearby spas, salons and wellness providers
Because the hotel does not list an on-site spa, many guests book treatments at nearby Midtown Manhattan spas and salons. The concierge can recommend providers that offer massages, facials, body treatments, and nail or hair services within walking distance or a short cab/subway ride.
If you prefer to plan ahead, contact the hotel's 24-hour front desk or BookResorts agents (phone listed below) for assistance with local scheduling, directions and any transportation needs.
- Concierge can reserve local spa or salon appointments
- Options in Midtown include walk-in salons, dedicated spa facilities, and hotel-partnered providers (ask concierge)
- Ask about in-room massage availability from vetted local therapists
| How to book | Tip |
|---|---|
| Contact concierge or front desk | They can recommend and reserve local providers |
| Email/phone before arrival | Useful for high-demand times or weekend bookings |
| Ask about in-room services | Some therapists will visit the room—confirm credentials |
Pools, beaches and day-trip wellness options
The New York Marriott Marquis does not have a pool. If you want waterfront time or a beach day as part of a wellness plan, Coney Island is a common day trip from Times Square by subway and is reachable in roughly 45–60 minutes.
Other day-trip options for outdoor time include Central Park for walking, running or gentle stretching; Top of the Rock for skyline views; and various waterfront walks reachable by subway or a short taxi ride.
- No on-site pool at the hotel
- Central Park is about a 15-minute walk north for outdoor exercise
- Coney Island is roughly 45–60 minutes by subway for a beach day
| Option | Approx. travel |
|---|---|
| Central Park | About 15-minute walk north |
| Top of the Rock (Rockefeller Center) | About a 10-minute walk |
| Coney Island (beach) | About 45–60 minutes by subway |
