Vanity Fair Online
“At Shou Sugi Ban House, a 13-room wellness retreat opening this month in Water Mill, New York, renewal is more than a buzzword.”
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Modern Luxury
MAY 2019
“Wellness seekers need no longer jet to medical spas in Europe or ashrams in India to get their fix. Ninety miles outside of Manhattan, a sanctuary has emerged that feels worlds away.”
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Newsday
APRIL 2019
“Amy Cherry Abitbol says she finds people are increasingly stressed by today’s fast-paced world, so she’s taken the concept of a ‘respite’ in the Hamptons to a new level.”
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Vogue
APRIL 2019
“Landscape design artist Lily Kwong’s largest permanent project to date is a three-acre garden at the Japanese-style Shou Sugi Ban House in Water Mill, Long Island.”
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Luxury Travel Advisor
APRIL 2019
“Shou Sugi Ban House will focus on international wellness and healing arts, offering personalized wellness journeys led by resident and visiting experts.”
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Robb Report
APRIL 2019
“This New Japanese-Inspired Resort Lets You Escape The Hamptons Hustle”
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Hospitality Design
APRIL 2019
“…the first destination spa retreat of its kind in the popular coastal destination.”
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American Spa
APRIL 2019
“Shou Sugi Ban House embodies Japanese culture and Wabi Sabi principles, with respect for the natural world and its healing properties.”
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Hospitality Net
“A new destination spa and retreat that embodies global wellness and healing arts practices.”
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NY Times Online
“A new wellness center in Water Mill, NY marries Japanese and Scandinavian aesthetics.”
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T Magazine
“Guests can call the picturesque property home for three, four or seven day stays, spending evenings with sound baths and mornings with communal tea ceremonies.”
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