Sauna rooms
The Finnish sauna, the bio sauna and the steam room, side by side.
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
Low bench
45 cm
Middle bench
85 cm
Top bench
125 cm
Floor 40°C
Bio sauna, from the side
Under the ceiling 65°C, humidity 45%
Heater
and stones
Low bench
45 cm
Upper bench
85 cm
Floor 35°C
Steam room, from the side
Under the ceiling 48°C, humidity 100%
Steam
outlet
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
Dry heat from a big stone heater, three bench tiers, infusions every hour.
90°C
10-20%
8-12 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.
Plan your rounds
Two or three rounds of heat, cold and rest make a good visit. Book a pass or just come by on a weekday.