You don’t feel comfortable in the classic sauna? Then our textile sauna is the ideal alternative for you. Here you enjoy all the health benefits of a conventional sauna experience – with the only difference that you sweat in swimwear. The temperatures in this form of sauna are a pleasant 60 °C.

At 90 to 100° C, the Finnish sauna is not only the most traditional form of sauna, but also the hottest of its kind. The heat source is typically a stone stove onto which water is poured. Sweating together in a room lined with solid wood has its origins as far back as the Stone Age and it is not for nothing that it has prevailed to this day.

Sauna in a gentle way. Our 45 °C sauna with its milder temperatures is a light version of the classic Finnish sauna. Although you will still work up a good sweat, this form of sauna is gentle on the circulation and is therefore recommended for sauna beginners as well as people with cardiovascular problems.

The ice bath after a sauna session stimulates blood circulation and strengthens your immune system through the rapid, immediate cooling of the body. Take a handful of flake ice from our ice fountain, rub it on and enjoy the cooling and invigorating effect on your skin after sweating.

In the steam bath, mild temperatures with high humidity encourage you to sweat. If you are not a fan of too high temperatures, the steam bath with its 50° C is just right for you. The steam pleasantly cleanses your pores, stimulates your circulation and strengthens your body’s defences.

In addition to our saunas and baths, you will also find showers and a pleasantly cool ice mist on the ground floor, which provide welcome refreshment after sweating. A wonderful alternative to the classic cold pool.

After an active day in the Seefeld mountains, dipping into the pool is the perfect way to relax and regenerate. In the 28° C warm water you can take sporty lengths as well as splash around comfortably.