Half day
Four hours of sauna, steam bath and pool - no treatment, no plan.
- Cedar and herbal sauna
- Steam bath, pool, cold plunge
- Robe, two towels, tea
A cedar sauna at 90 °C, a steam bath, a pool under the old glass roof - and treatments that start on the minute and never run over. Every treatment of 45 minutes or more includes the bathhouse for the day.
The minutes are time on the table. Come fifteen minutes before - your robe and towels wait at the desk - and the ring beside each treatment shows its share of two hours.
The bathhouse with a treatment in the middle of it. Lockers, robes, towels and tea are in every package.
Four hours of sauna, steam bath and pool - no treatment, no plan.
From opening to closing, with a 50-minute treatment and lunch in the tea room.
After 18:00 on weekdays: the quiet hours from 20:00 and the sauna by candlelight.
Free to change or cancel until 24 hours before. Pay at the desk on the day, by card or in cash.
An amount or a treatment, a name and a few words. The voucher on the right is the one they get, valid for three years.
Salt & Cedar
Gift voucher
€100
for someone you like
"For the afternoon you keep putting off."
from you
The city built the bathhouse in 1912 for people without a bathroom. We kept the tiles, the glass roof and the order: hot, then cold, then rest.
Sixteen metres under the 1912 glass roof, for floating rather than lengths.
Tiled benches, eucalyptus in the steam and a cold shower by the door.
Twelve loungers, wool blankets and reading lamps. Nobody talks, nobody scrolls.
A Finnish sauna lined with red cedar, for fourteen. An infusion on the hour.
Gentler heat with hay and chamomile - the one to start with, or to stay longest in.
A copper tub in the courtyard. Thirty seconds is plenty; the bell is for the brave.
On the hour, every hour: water and an essential oil on the stones, then three rounds with the towel.
4.8out of 5 · 1,240 reviews
Ninety degrees, an infusion every hour, and then nobody says a word in the quiet room. Exactly as promised.
Jonas found the knot I have had since spring in about four minutes. Forty-five minutes meant forty-five.
We gave my mother a voucher with a note on it. She kept the voucher on the fridge long after the ritual.