Spa & Fitness

Finnish sauna

The refreshing effect of sweating in the sauna is ensured by the high temperature and humidity. During sauna sessions, blood vessels dilate and contract, thereby increasing the body's resistance and aiding detoxification. Sauna also visibly beautifies the skin. This is partly due to the elimination of toxins through sweating, and also because during this process, the dead, scaly layers of skin shed, allowing the skin to regenerate more quickly.

Steam cabin

It is ideal for those who prefer or tolerate the high temperature of the Finnish sauna less well. The steam cabin is effective for relaxation, muscle relaxation, and aids recovery from colds, reducing coughing, hoarseness, and sore throat, as inhaling aromatherapy steam has a similar effect to traditional inhalation therapy.

Infrared sauna

The infrared sauna does not heat up the air in the sauna, but rather, with the help of infrared rays, it heats up the skin and the connective tissues beneath the skin, thus warming the body from the inside out. Due to this technology, it operates at lower temperatures than the Finnish sauna, making it suitable for children, the elderly, and those with cardiovascular problems. The salt vapor disinfects the airways and reduces asthma and allergy symptoms.

Jacuzzi

The combined effect of warm water and powerful hydromassage relaxes the muscles, stimulates circulation and relieves joint tension. Time spent in the jacuzzi not only regenerates the body but also soothes the mind — offering the perfect escape from the rush of everyday life.