Best Saunas in Davos, Switzerland
eau-là-là Davos
Davos’s public eau-là-là centre combines an indoor and outdoor pool with an upstairs wellness area. It has bio, Finnish and log-cabin saunas, a steam room, a Kneipp foot bath and a rooftop whirlpool. Single-entry wellness tickets are sold; Thursday afternoon is reserved for women. The sauna hours change between the high and shoulder seasons.
Kessler’s Kulm Day Spa
Kessler’s Kulm in Davos Wolfgang welcomes day visitors to its small spa for an entry fee. Its wellness area includes an 85°C sauna with mountain views, a steam bath, a winter Bergblick sauna and a rest room. The spa and sauna are advertised daily from 3 p.m. to 9 p.m.; the hotel is beside Wolfgang railway station.
Rock Spa at Hard Rock Hotel Davos
Rock Spa has a vitality pool, steam room, whirlpool and textile-free saunas. Its day-spa brochure says outside visitors can buy access, with a reduced option alongside qualifying treatments. The whole hotel is closed for construction until 14 December 2026 and plans to reopen 15 December; the spa page has not yet posted its new hours.
Spa Nescens at AlpenGold Hotel Davos
The AlpenGold hotel’s Nescens Spa sells half-day and full-day passes for outside visitors, subject to availability. Its 1,200-square-metre area has an indoor and outdoor pool, separate women’s and men’s sauna and steam areas, a shared sauna and a sanarium. Spa suites and treatments are also offered; reserve directly with the spa.
Wellness im Waldhotel Davos
Waldhotel Davos opens its wellness pavilion to outside visitors during its hotel seasons, with single-entry access in set time windows. The spa has an indoor pool, sauna, steam bath, aroma grotto and Kneipp room. The hotel is between seasons from 12 October to 25 November 2026; its next listed season begins 26 November, so check before travelling.
eau-là-là Davos
Davos’s public eau-là-là centre combines an indoor and outdoor pool with an upstairs wellness area. It has bio, Finnish and log-cabin saunas, a steam room, a Kneipp foot bath and a rooftop whirlpool. Single-entry wellness tickets are sold; Thursday afternoon is reserved for women. The sauna hours change between the high and shoulder seasons.
Kessler’s Kulm Day Spa
Kessler’s Kulm in Davos Wolfgang welcomes day visitors to its small spa for an entry fee. Its wellness area includes an 85°C sauna with mountain views, a steam bath, a winter Bergblick sauna and a rest room. The spa and sauna are advertised daily from 3 p.m. to 9 p.m.; the hotel is beside Wolfgang railway station.
Rock Spa at Hard Rock Hotel Davos
Rock Spa has a vitality pool, steam room, whirlpool and textile-free saunas. Its day-spa brochure says outside visitors can buy access, with a reduced option alongside qualifying treatments. The whole hotel is closed for construction until 14 December 2026 and plans to reopen 15 December; the spa page has not yet posted its new hours.
Spa Nescens at AlpenGold Hotel Davos
The AlpenGold hotel’s Nescens Spa sells half-day and full-day passes for outside visitors, subject to availability. Its 1,200-square-metre area has an indoor and outdoor pool, separate women’s and men’s sauna and steam areas, a shared sauna and a sanarium. Spa suites and treatments are also offered; reserve directly with the spa.
Wellness im Waldhotel Davos
Waldhotel Davos opens its wellness pavilion to outside visitors during its hotel seasons, with single-entry access in set time windows. The spa has an indoor pool, sauna, steam bath, aroma grotto and Kneipp room. The hotel is between seasons from 12 October to 25 November 2026; its next listed season begins 26 November, so check before travelling.