Inside NYC spas new eye of the storm room where you can swim in pouring rain

Most people scramble for cover when a storm rolls in.Would you pay to get caught in the middle of one?At QC Spa New York‘s latest attraction, guests are trading their umbrellas for swimsuits and willingly stepping into a simulated downpour, complete with flashes of lightning, booming thunder and sheets of rain.Dubbed “Eye of the Storm,” the immersive experience made its US debut late last month after a successful run at the company’s Milan location, where it sparked a viral frenzy on social media.“The global QC team wanted to bring that same sense of wonder to New York in an even more immersive way,” Andrea Quadrio Curzio, founder of the QC Spa of Wonders, told The Post.“The experience invites guests to step away from the outside world and into something completely unexpected, transforming a familiar natural phenomenon into an opportunity to pause, disconnect and stimulate all five senses.”The “Eye of the Storm” opened its doors on October 29 is already stirring up a buzz online, with one content creator describing it as “truly one of the coolest experiences I’ve had.”While a raging storm hardly sounds like a recipe for relaxation, Curzio said taking it all in from the comfort of a spa can be surprisingly soothing.

“There is something captivating about watching a storm unfold while you’re immersed in the warmth of an indoor pool,” he said.“The rhythmic sound of rainfall, the gradual movement of clouds, and the interplay of light and darkness can encourage guests to become more mindful of their surroundings and momentarily let go of the distractions of daily life.”The concept taps into growing interest in the connection between nature and wellbeing, exploring how natural surroundings, soothing sounds and sensory experiences can promote relaxation and support mental health.“We recognize that for people living in a fast-paced city like New York, opportunities to disconnect from technology, step away from daily responsibilities and...

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Publisher: New York Post

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