Hammam saunas in Buenos Aires, Argentina
Gafarov SPA
Gafarov SPA, a few blocks from Plaza de Mayo, bills itself as the first Russian banya in Buenos Aires. It has a steam room and a hammam, separate men's and women's sections, parenie steaming with oak or laurel veniks, an ice-water plunge pool, a pool and a bar-restaurant with a terrace on the second floor. Open 12:00 to 22:00 except Wednesday, when the whole complex is hired privately for up to 20 people at USD 200 an hour. Venik steaming costs from USD 40.
Faena Spa
Faena Spa sits inside the Faena Hotel in Puerto Madero and draws on shamanic and South American healing traditions, with plant-based muds, scrubs and oils. Its wet spa includes a hammam and a sauna, alongside massage, Pranic Healing, beauty treatments and yoga or meditation classes. Non-guests can book day-spa packages of three to five hours that combine the wet area and hammam with treatments.
Gafarov SPA
Gafarov SPA, a few blocks from Plaza de Mayo, bills itself as the first Russian banya in Buenos Aires. It has a steam room and a hammam, separate men's and women's sections, parenie steaming with oak or laurel veniks, an ice-water plunge pool, a pool and a bar-restaurant with a terrace on the second floor. Open 12:00 to 22:00 except Wednesday, when the whole complex is hired privately for up to 20 people at USD 200 an hour. Venik steaming costs from USD 40.
Faena Spa
Faena Spa sits inside the Faena Hotel in Puerto Madero and draws on shamanic and South American healing traditions, with plant-based muds, scrubs and oils. Its wet spa includes a hammam and a sauna, alongside massage, Pranic Healing, beauty treatments and yoga or meditation classes. Non-guests can book day-spa packages of three to five hours that combine the wet area and hammam with treatments.