Hamptons luxury trends for 2026: traveling saunas, staffing secrets
The Hamptons is embracing new luxury trends for 2026, featuring mobile saunas and exclusive boating memberships. Services like Bunji Box Sauna and Yacht Hampton's FleetShare are catering to the high-end clientele looking for unique experiences. Additionally, the opening of Julien Farel Restore Salon & Spa enhances the region's appeal with comprehensive beauty services.
- ▪Bunji Box Sauna offers mobile sauna services that can be delivered directly to homes in the Hamptons.
- ▪Yacht Hampton has launched FleetShare, providing members with on-demand access to a fleet of luxury boats.
- ▪Julien Farel Restore Salon & Spa has opened in Southampton, offering hair, nails, and spa treatments in a luxurious setting.
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Lifestyle Alexa Hamptons Hamptons luxury trends for 2026: traveling saunas, staffing secrets By Christopher Cameron Published May 26, 2026, 2:14 p.m. ET The Hamptons is heating up with pampering services from a mobile sauna to a luxury boating membership. See more of our coverage in your search results. Add The New York Post on Google Whether you want to book a ride on Blade, a private yacht, an elite nanny, a new ‘do or a portable sauna, we’ve got your elite secrets to flying high in the Hamptons this summer. Wandering saunas 4 Bunji Box Sauna will deliver a barrel full of dry heat directly to your East End doorstop. Sammy Crooke If there’s one amenity that’s become nonnegotiable out East, it’s a sauna.
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