Saunas and steam

Three hot rooms, each with its own heat and humidity, and cold water a few steps away.

The rooms side by side

Each room drawn from the side at the same scale: how high the benches are and how hot the air is at each seat.

Finnish sauna, from the side

Under the ceiling 100°C

Heater
and stones

60°C

Low bench
45 cm

75°C

Middle bench
85 cm

90°C

Top bench
125 cm

Floor 40°C

Bio sauna, from the side

Under the ceiling 65°C, humidity 45%

Heater
and stones

50°C

Low bench
45 cm

60°C

Upper bench
85 cm

Floor 35°C

Steam room, from the side

Under the ceiling 48°C, humidity 100%

Steam
outlet

45°C

Tiled bench
45 cm

Floor 40°C

Readings (sample), taken when each room is at its usual setting.

Three saunas, a plunge pool and a quiet room

Every room keeps its own heat. Read across to see how hot and how humid it is, and how long people usually stay in one go.

Room

Air or water

Humidity

Usual stay

Finnish sauna

Dry heat from a big stone heater, three bench tiers, infusions every hour.

90°C

10-20%

8-12 min

Bio sauna

Milder heat with herbs over the heater and soft light.

60°C

45%

15-20 min

Steam room

Tiled seats, thick steam, eucalyptus on Tuesdays.

45°C

100%

10-15 min

Garden tub

Wood-fired hot tub on the terrace, open all year.

38°C

Open air

15-20 min

Cold plunge

Deep wooden tub filled from the well, steps and a rail.

12°C

In water

Up to 1 min

Quiet room

Loungers, blankets and tea upstairs. No phones, no talking.

24°C

Room air

As long as you like

Readings (sample). Temperatures are checked at seat height every morning.

Infusions today

An infusion is ten minutes of scented water poured on the stones and the heat fanned around the room with a towel. Join on the bench at the start; the door stays shut until the end.