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Sauna · Bath · RestOpen evenings

Your Business,
quiet heat.

Short sentence about what makes this place yours.

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Mist lying low over dark, still water at dawn
04°Lake at dawn. Stock photo (Pexels): replace with the place itself.
The place

Heat, water, and nothing to do.

Short sentence about what makes this place yours. A second sentence about who it is for and how a visit feels, kept calm and plain.

A third sentence about the building, the stone, and the quiet.

2Heat rooms
1Cold plunge
12Guests at a time
A small cairn of smooth pebbles on a dark stony shore
What we offer

The rounds, by degree.

  1. 90°

    Dry heat

    Short sentence about this service and what it feels like.

    15 min
  2. 45°

    Steam room

    Short sentence about this service and what it feels like.

    20 min
  3. 38°

    Warm bath

    Short sentence about this service and what it feels like.

    30 min
  4. 12°

    Cold plunge

    Short sentence about this service and what it feels like.

    2 min

Also: massage, 60 min, by appointment. Towels and tea included.

Wooden sauna benches beside a tall column of heater stones
The circuit

Heat, cold, air. Three times.

Short sentence about how a visit is meant to go: hot, then cold, then a long sit in the open air before the next round.

  1. 90°

    Heat

    Short sentence about the heat room and the first sit.

    12–15 min
  2. 12°

    Cold

    Short sentence about the plunge: in to the shoulders, out when it bites.

    1–2 min
  3. 20°

    Air

    Short sentence about the quiet bench outside, under the sky.

    10–15 min
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Heat Cold plunge Air · 90 minute visit, placeholder temperatures
  1. Heat, then cold. The plunge is short on purpose: one or two minutes is plenty.
  2. Air is half the round. The long rest is where the heat settles.
  3. Repeat, or stop. Two rounds is a visit; three is a long evening.
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How the stones are laid

Loose, with room for the air.

Short sentence about the stove and the stones, replaced and turned by hand every season.

  1. Coarse at the base. The largest stones sit around the element and carry the weight.
  2. Medium in the middle. Smaller stones fill the gaps without packing them tight.
  3. Fine on top. This is where the water lands and the steam is born.
Hours and place

Come after dark.

  • MonClosed
  • Tue – Thu16:00 – 22:30
  • Fri – Sat14:00 – 23:30
  • Sun14:00 – 21:00

Placeholder hours. Last entry 90 minutes before closing. Check with the venue before visiting.

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