Switzerland’s most beautiful saunas

Leading off the hotel terrace, designed by Japanese artist Kawamata, there is a rock pool right on the Chaslatsch mountain with a small Finnish sauna in the open air with breathtaking views. The sauna can be rented exclusively for two.

It is the largest and most diverse water world in Switzerland. Sauna fans really get their money’s worth at Aquabasilea in Pratteln near Basel. It offers an incredible twelve saunas and steam rooms, including an outdoor sauna exclusively for women.

The exclusive sauna area in a derrick (!) offers a sauna with salt peeling room as well as a panorama sauna and a roof sauna on three floors. There’s also a steam room. An outdoor deck with cold water and natural swimming pools provides space for cooling down.

The hotel has two 70m² spa suites with sauna, free-standing whirlpool and multifunctional shower with steam room for exclusive relaxation over the rooftops of Zurich.

Here you’ll find a wide range of saunas, including a Finnish earth or fire sauna with real flames plus a Siberian sauna, which is the perfect complement to the spa facilities.

Pure wellness and relaxation: In distinctive glass tent houses directly on Lake Thun, the spa facility offers a number of themed areas such as “Asian Lagoon”, “Swiss Chalet” or “African Lodge”. In the African Lodge private spa suite, there is a sauna and steam room as well as an exclusive couple’s bath with a view of the lake.

During a recent five-month renovation, the facilities of the Aquarena Sauna were expanded and modernised. In addition to three new saunas on two floors, an outdoor sauna with panorama windows offers an incredible view of the entire park.

In the hotel’s Cocon Thai Spa, a Thai herbal sauna and temple sauna have been reproduced based on the Far Eastern concept. The entire interior made of wood and gold, the smells and sounds match this.