Best Saunas in Frankfurt, Germany
Garden Eden Sauna & Wellness
Garden Eden in Dietzenbach spreads eight sauna cabins across an indoor house and a garden: a 75°C saline sauna, a 90°C rose dry sauna, a 60°C herb sauna and a 50°C steam bath inside, with a Karelian sauna, a 100°C earth sauna and a stone sauna outdoors. Cooling comes from a 16°C plunge pool, a 20–24°C outdoor pool and a 35°C whirlpool. The sauna landscape and its pools are textile-free and mixed-gender, and the earth sauna can be hired for private events.
Kur-Royal Day Spa
Kur-Royal occupies the historic Kaiser-Wilhelms-Bad in the Bad Homburg spa park and works as a day spa rather than a swimming bath. Guests move through a Sauna of the Senses at 80°C with light and fragrance, a hay steam bath, a caldarium at 45°C, a herbal steam room scented with fir and the Odorium at 45°C, cooling at an ice fountain between rounds. A brine world, a sand light bath and a spring water bar complete the circuit. Admission is from 16 years.
Main Bad Bornheim – Sauna
The sauna at the Main Bad Bornheim, Frankfurt's newest municipal bath on the Bornheimer Hang, runs a 60°C sanarium, a 70°C relaxation sauna, a 90°C Aufguss sauna, a 45°C steam bath and the Bornheimer Schwitzstube, a 90°C outdoor cabin. Infusions in the Aufguss sauna are celebrated by hand, and cooling is by plunge pool, foot basin and ice fountain. Thursday is a women-only sauna day all day. Sauna including swimming starts at 12 euros on weekdays.
monte mare Obertshausen
monte mare Obertshausen themes its sauna resort on Africa: Serengeti, Virungas and Maasai-Mara indoors, Sahara, Nama Karoo, Sahel, Kalahari and Danakil in the garden, plus an infrared cabin, the Yunga steam bath at about 45°C and a hamam. Aufguss ceremonies follow a digital schedule and use naturally prepared herb infusions; a cold plunge pool and a Kneipp walk handle the cooling. A two-hour sauna ticket costs 27.50 euros on weekdays.
Rhein-Main-Therme
The Rhein-Main-Therme in Hofheim am Taunus pairs a large water world with a 3,500 m² Saunaparadies: a 95°C log-cabin sauna, a 90°C earth sauna, Finnish cabins at 100°C, 85°C and 75°C, a biosanarium, a eucalyptus sauna and a steam bath. Trained staff run hourly Aufguss ceremonies with essential oils, and the garden section adds warm and cold water pools. The sauna area is textile-free. Open daily 9:00 to 22:00.
Riedbad Bergen-Enkheim – Sauna
The sauna at the Riedbad in Bergen-Enkheim keeps five cabins: a steam bath, a sanarium, an Aufguss sauna, a log-cabin sauna and a bio sauna. An infusion is celebrated by hand in the Aufguss sauna every hour, and guests cool down in a plunge pool, foot pools and a Kneipp basin. Sauna including swimming costs 9 euros on weekdays and 10 euros at weekends for two hours. Tuesday is reserved as a women's sauna all day.
Sport- und Wellnessbad Kelsterbach
Kelsterbach's municipal Saunawelt holds five cabins: a Finnish sauna at about 85°C, a bio sauna at about 65°C, a steam bath at about 45°C, a Kelo sauna built from reclaimed old wood at about 85°C and a salt-aroma sauna at about 70°C. Aufguss times are published daily and cooling is by plunge pool and Kneipp basin. Monday afternoons are men-only from 12:00 to 17:00 and Tuesday is a women's sauna all day. Sauna entry on top of the pool ticket costs 13.50 euros.
Taunus Therme
The Taunus Therme sits at the lower end of the Bad Homburg spa park and mixes a thermal water landscape fed by the Viktoria-Louise-Quelle, warmed from 22.4°C to about 34.5°C, with a sauna world of ten themed cabins reaching 100°C, two of them reserved for women. Aufguss ceremonies rotate hourly, a Saunapool handles the cooling and the hot whirlpools run at 37°C. An oriental 1001 Nights wing adds hamam ceremonies. Open daily 9:00 to 22:00.
Titus Thermen – Sauna
The municipal Titus Thermen in Nordweststadt dresses its sauna landscape in Roman costume across three levels: the Venusbad steam room, the Primus sanarium, and the Fortuna, Tiberius, Nero, Titus and Evento saunas. The Tiberius runs an automatic Aufguss and the Evento, seating over 60, an hourly hand infusion with essential oils. Sauna including swimming costs 12 euros on weekdays, 14 at weekends.
Hallenbad Höchst – Sauna
The sauna at the municipal Hallenbad Höchst in Frankfurt's western district runs cabins between 85°C and 95°C, a warm 65°C rest room for the phases before and after a round, and a steam bath at around 45°C with full humidity. Cooling is by plunge pool, cold showers, experience showers and foot basins. Adult sauna tickets run from 7.50 euros on weekdays and 8.50 euros at weekends, and Thursday is a women-only sauna day.
Hallenfreizeitbad und Sauna Karben
Karben's Hallenfreizeitbad north of Frankfurt pairs an indoor leisure pool with a 300 m² sauna area holding three heat rooms: a 25 m² Finnish sauna at 90°C, an equally large bio sauna at 60°C lit in changing colours, and a 45°C steam bath used for salt scrubs. An Aufguss with pure essential oils, herbs and flowers runs every two hours, and an ice fountain and a screened 200 m² sauna courtyard fill the breaks. Wednesday is a women's sauna all day.
WaldSchwimmbad Neu-Isenburg
The WaldSchwimmbad in Neu-Isenburg runs a winter-season sauna alongside its indoor pool, reopening for the new season on 12 September 2026. Three cabins are on offer: a Finnsauna at 80–90°C with a salt wall seating up to 35, a Sanarium at 50–60°C under LED light, and a 42°C steam bath with a starry sky for eight. A plunge pool and six foot baths cool guests between rounds. Use of the saunas, steam bath and cooling pool is permitted only without clothing.
Wiesenbad Eschborn
The Wiesenbad is Eschborn's municipal pool, and its sauna area combines an outdoor log-cabin sauna with a steam bath and a sanarium. The timetable alternates: mixed on Monday afternoons, women in the morning and men in the afternoon on Tuesday, women all day Wednesday, then mixed Thursday to Sunday. Adults pay 9.50 euros for the sauna and two adults with two children pay 26 euros.
25hours Hotel Frankfurt The Trip
The 25hours Hotel The Trip sits beside the main station in Frankfurt's Bahnhofsviertel and keeps a Finnish sauna on the sixth floor next to the roof terrace, open daily from 16:30 to 22:30. The draw is the view: the sauna looks straight out over the Frankfurt skyline. Access is also sold through Urban Sports Club, so it is not restricted to house guests.
David Lloyd Frankfurt Skyline Plaza
David Lloyd's club above the Skyline Plaza shopping centre in the Europaviertel runs a spa floor that non-members can book as a Wellnesstag. Eight heat rooms are on offer: a Finnish sauna, a salt-crystal sauna, a hay-and-herb sauna, a steam bath, a sanarium, a Japanese sauna, a eucalyptus sauna and a women's sauna, arranged around a large round pool under a glass dome. Bathing shoes are compulsory and swimwear must be worn in the pool area.
Garden Eden Sauna & Wellness
Garden Eden in Dietzenbach spreads eight sauna cabins across an indoor house and a garden: a 75°C saline sauna, a 90°C rose dry sauna, a 60°C herb sauna and a 50°C steam bath inside, with a Karelian sauna, a 100°C earth sauna and a stone sauna outdoors. Cooling comes from a 16°C plunge pool, a 20–24°C outdoor pool and a 35°C whirlpool. The sauna landscape and its pools are textile-free and mixed-gender, and the earth sauna can be hired for private events.
Kur-Royal Day Spa
Kur-Royal occupies the historic Kaiser-Wilhelms-Bad in the Bad Homburg spa park and works as a day spa rather than a swimming bath. Guests move through a Sauna of the Senses at 80°C with light and fragrance, a hay steam bath, a caldarium at 45°C, a herbal steam room scented with fir and the Odorium at 45°C, cooling at an ice fountain between rounds. A brine world, a sand light bath and a spring water bar complete the circuit. Admission is from 16 years.
Main Bad Bornheim – Sauna
The sauna at the Main Bad Bornheim, Frankfurt's newest municipal bath on the Bornheimer Hang, runs a 60°C sanarium, a 70°C relaxation sauna, a 90°C Aufguss sauna, a 45°C steam bath and the Bornheimer Schwitzstube, a 90°C outdoor cabin. Infusions in the Aufguss sauna are celebrated by hand, and cooling is by plunge pool, foot basin and ice fountain. Thursday is a women-only sauna day all day. Sauna including swimming starts at 12 euros on weekdays.
monte mare Obertshausen
monte mare Obertshausen themes its sauna resort on Africa: Serengeti, Virungas and Maasai-Mara indoors, Sahara, Nama Karoo, Sahel, Kalahari and Danakil in the garden, plus an infrared cabin, the Yunga steam bath at about 45°C and a hamam. Aufguss ceremonies follow a digital schedule and use naturally prepared herb infusions; a cold plunge pool and a Kneipp walk handle the cooling. A two-hour sauna ticket costs 27.50 euros on weekdays.
Rhein-Main-Therme
The Rhein-Main-Therme in Hofheim am Taunus pairs a large water world with a 3,500 m² Saunaparadies: a 95°C log-cabin sauna, a 90°C earth sauna, Finnish cabins at 100°C, 85°C and 75°C, a biosanarium, a eucalyptus sauna and a steam bath. Trained staff run hourly Aufguss ceremonies with essential oils, and the garden section adds warm and cold water pools. The sauna area is textile-free. Open daily 9:00 to 22:00.
Riedbad Bergen-Enkheim – Sauna
The sauna at the Riedbad in Bergen-Enkheim keeps five cabins: a steam bath, a sanarium, an Aufguss sauna, a log-cabin sauna and a bio sauna. An infusion is celebrated by hand in the Aufguss sauna every hour, and guests cool down in a plunge pool, foot pools and a Kneipp basin. Sauna including swimming costs 9 euros on weekdays and 10 euros at weekends for two hours. Tuesday is reserved as a women's sauna all day.
Sport- und Wellnessbad Kelsterbach
Kelsterbach's municipal Saunawelt holds five cabins: a Finnish sauna at about 85°C, a bio sauna at about 65°C, a steam bath at about 45°C, a Kelo sauna built from reclaimed old wood at about 85°C and a salt-aroma sauna at about 70°C. Aufguss times are published daily and cooling is by plunge pool and Kneipp basin. Monday afternoons are men-only from 12:00 to 17:00 and Tuesday is a women's sauna all day. Sauna entry on top of the pool ticket costs 13.50 euros.
Taunus Therme
The Taunus Therme sits at the lower end of the Bad Homburg spa park and mixes a thermal water landscape fed by the Viktoria-Louise-Quelle, warmed from 22.4°C to about 34.5°C, with a sauna world of ten themed cabins reaching 100°C, two of them reserved for women. Aufguss ceremonies rotate hourly, a Saunapool handles the cooling and the hot whirlpools run at 37°C. An oriental 1001 Nights wing adds hamam ceremonies. Open daily 9:00 to 22:00.
Titus Thermen – Sauna
The municipal Titus Thermen in Nordweststadt dresses its sauna landscape in Roman costume across three levels: the Venusbad steam room, the Primus sanarium, and the Fortuna, Tiberius, Nero, Titus and Evento saunas. The Tiberius runs an automatic Aufguss and the Evento, seating over 60, an hourly hand infusion with essential oils. Sauna including swimming costs 12 euros on weekdays, 14 at weekends.
Hallenbad Höchst – Sauna
The sauna at the municipal Hallenbad Höchst in Frankfurt's western district runs cabins between 85°C and 95°C, a warm 65°C rest room for the phases before and after a round, and a steam bath at around 45°C with full humidity. Cooling is by plunge pool, cold showers, experience showers and foot basins. Adult sauna tickets run from 7.50 euros on weekdays and 8.50 euros at weekends, and Thursday is a women-only sauna day.
Hallenfreizeitbad und Sauna Karben
Karben's Hallenfreizeitbad north of Frankfurt pairs an indoor leisure pool with a 300 m² sauna area holding three heat rooms: a 25 m² Finnish sauna at 90°C, an equally large bio sauna at 60°C lit in changing colours, and a 45°C steam bath used for salt scrubs. An Aufguss with pure essential oils, herbs and flowers runs every two hours, and an ice fountain and a screened 200 m² sauna courtyard fill the breaks. Wednesday is a women's sauna all day.
WaldSchwimmbad Neu-Isenburg
The WaldSchwimmbad in Neu-Isenburg runs a winter-season sauna alongside its indoor pool, reopening for the new season on 12 September 2026. Three cabins are on offer: a Finnsauna at 80–90°C with a salt wall seating up to 35, a Sanarium at 50–60°C under LED light, and a 42°C steam bath with a starry sky for eight. A plunge pool and six foot baths cool guests between rounds. Use of the saunas, steam bath and cooling pool is permitted only without clothing.
Wiesenbad Eschborn
The Wiesenbad is Eschborn's municipal pool, and its sauna area combines an outdoor log-cabin sauna with a steam bath and a sanarium. The timetable alternates: mixed on Monday afternoons, women in the morning and men in the afternoon on Tuesday, women all day Wednesday, then mixed Thursday to Sunday. Adults pay 9.50 euros for the sauna and two adults with two children pay 26 euros.
25hours Hotel Frankfurt The Trip
The 25hours Hotel The Trip sits beside the main station in Frankfurt's Bahnhofsviertel and keeps a Finnish sauna on the sixth floor next to the roof terrace, open daily from 16:30 to 22:30. The draw is the view: the sauna looks straight out over the Frankfurt skyline. Access is also sold through Urban Sports Club, so it is not restricted to house guests.
David Lloyd Frankfurt Skyline Plaza
David Lloyd's club above the Skyline Plaza shopping centre in the Europaviertel runs a spa floor that non-members can book as a Wellnesstag. Eight heat rooms are on offer: a Finnish sauna, a salt-crystal sauna, a hay-and-herb sauna, a steam bath, a sanarium, a Japanese sauna, a eucalyptus sauna and a women's sauna, arranged around a large round pool under a glass dome. Bathing shoes are compulsory and swimwear must be worn in the pool area.