Work out over 30,000 square feet of gym, including five studios, a three-story climbing wall, and lounge area with Wi-Fi. Enjoy towel and laundry service, steam and sauna, or even a massage from the on-site team.

The unparalleled indoor cycling experience has stadium seating; high-tech bikes that display resistance, rpm, and energy; a dark room and playlist curated by an in-house DJ; and services like complimentary towels and cycling shoes. 

Hobgood does it all: cuts, color, highlights. She’s especially known for her skills with a blow-dryer, executing a sexy, voluminous look dubbed the Big and Bouncy by her clients.

Pamper yourself (and others) with spa products and unique gift items like Shelley Kyle dusting silks and poufs, Barr Co. bath goods, Hervé Gambs diffusers, Kneipp medicinal oils, Lollia perfumes, Aspen Bay candles, Supracor honeycomb scrubbing mitts, Jack Black men’s products, and more. Spa not included.

A one-of-a-kind boutique hybrid: The street-front shop contains the Paul Corrie Interiors design showroom; custom airbrush tanning takes place in private salons in the back. Appointments are required in advance for tanning services.

The Lincoln Road beauty stop stocks its own line of makeup and products, styling tools, hair extensions, makeup artists, and has a hair salon. 

A beauty depot by way of Canada with Gee-brand products, and makeup and lash services.

Go for fun and games (like high-flying dodgeball) or for fitness with SkyRobics, a class that combines calisthenics, core exercises, and strength training for an intense, low-impact workout on (you guessed it) a trampoline.

Expect all the factors that make the NYC studios a hit, including some of the instructors themselves, (Janet Fitzgerald, Laurie Cole, Stacey Griffith) who are all planning West Coast sabbaticals. 

Sweating followed by shopping? Yes, please. Whip your butt into unparalleled shape with singular classes in Gyrotonic and Yamuna ball-rolling, then head to the front of the house to browse organic, free-flowing threads from Swedish, French, and Spanish designers.

If your moves of choice include shopping cart and lawn mower, ditch your inner Urkel and find another groove at Urbanity Dance, a single-room studio offering drop-in classes in hip-hop, yoga, and contemporary styles.