United States · 3 researched spaces
Saunas and bathhouses in Seattle
Bathhouse gathers 3 spaces in Seattle to compare heat, cold, ritual, access model and location. Every record marks what came from the operator and what was gathered in the field.
Explore on the mapWhere to bathe and take a sauna in Seattle
Banya 5Mixed Russian banya in South Lake Union with five ways to bathe: eucalyptus steam, a dry parilka, an ice bath, a warm saltwater pool and a hot whirlpool.
Seattle SaunaA floating wood-fired Nordic cedar sauna moored at Seattle Marina on Lake Union, with 90-minute guided social sessions for up to 10 people, a bucket cold shower, a rooftop deck and private rental.
Wild HausCaptained wood-fired sauna boats leaving 10 E Allison St for loops of Lake Union, with lake plunges, a bucket shower and 90-minute communal voyages.
What to find in Seattle
- Cold shower
- 2 spaces
- Sauna club
- 2 spaces
- Wood-fired sauna
- 2 spaces
- Banya
- 1 space
- Bathhouse
- 1 space
- Cold plunge
- 1 space
- Finnish sauna
- 1 space
- Guided contrast circuit
- 1 space
- Ice bath
- 1 space
- Mobile sauna
- 1 space
- Natural water
- 1 space
- Parenie (venik)
- 1 space
Frequently asked questions
How many saunas and bathhouses are there in Seattle?
Bathhouse gathers 3 researched spaces in Seattle. The selection is a sourced sample, not a complete census of the city.
Which bathhouses and saunas should you know in Seattle?
The selection includes Banya 5, Seattle Sauna and Wild Haus.
What kinds of bathing and sauna exist in Seattle?
The mapped experiences include cold shower, wood-fired sauna, banya, cold plunge, finnish sauna and guided contrast circuit.
Do you need to book a sauna in Seattle?
2 spaces work by booked session and 1 accepts drop-in entry. Check each operator's rule and schedule before visiting.