Find a sauna in your city
Bathhouses, traditional saunas, Korean spas and cold plunges in American cities. Every listing shows how hot, how cold, what it costs and what to wear.
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Across the US
- Infrared Sauna Studios in the US 148
- Cold Plunge and Contrast Therapy Studios in the US 166
- Bathhouses and Social Saunas in the US 58
- Public Steam Rooms in the US 98
- Korean Spas and Jjimjilbangs in the US 33
- Russian Banyas in the US 22
- Traditional Finnish Saunas in the US 77
- Outdoor and Lakeside Saunas in the US 35
- Floating Saunas in the US 5
- Wood-Fired Saunas in the US 26
- Where to Find Aufguss in the US 8
- Hammams and Turkish Baths in the US 6
- Sauna Day Pass Prices in US Cities 74
- Resort Spa Day Passes in the US 30
- Co-ed Saunas and Bathhouses in the US 49
Before you go
What we check at every place
- The heat: what kind of sauna it is (Finnish, wood-fired, infrared, steam, banya) and how hot it runs, when the place publishes it.
- The cold: whether there is a cold plunge, a cold pool, a lake or just a cold shower, and the water temperature.
- The rules: co-ed or separate, swimsuit required or not, walk-in or booking only, and the minimum age.
- The price: day pass or session price, and the date we checked it.
Each detail comes from the place's own website or another named source, and every listing links to its sources. Read more about how we check.