Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about 60-minute sauna for 1 person.

Wear whatever feels comfortable: a swimsuit, light towel, or nothing if preferred. We provide towels and disposable seats. Avoid jewelry and heavy clothing; hydrate before and after. Staff will advise on safety and privacy.

Temperatures vary by sauna type but are typically set between 160–190°F (70–88°C). We adjust heat levels to client comfort and recommend beginning at lower temperatures, especially for longer sessions. Staff can modify settings before or during your appointment.

Yes, beginners can safely enjoy a 60-minute session with precautions: hydrate well, listen to your body, and take breaks if dizzy. We recommend starting with shorter exposures if new to saunas and consulting staff or your physician if you have medical concerns.

Hydrate well, avoid heavy meals or alcohol, remove jewelry, and arrive 10–15 minutes early. Bring a swimsuit if preferred; we supply towels and water. Inform staff about medications, pregnancy, or health conditions for tailored safety guidance.

Yes. Many clients pair sauna with massage, salt therapy, or cold plunges for enhanced recovery and relaxation. Scheduling allows sufficient transition time between treatments; consult reception to design a blended wellness plan suited to your goals and recovery needs.

Contraindications include uncontrolled high blood pressure, recent heart attack, pregnancy without medical approval, severe respiratory illness, or intoxication. Always disclose chronic conditions and medications beforehand; staff may require physician clearance for certain health issues to ensure safety during the full session.