Finnish saunas in Granada, Spain
Beer Spa Granada
Beer Spa Granada on Calle Párraga was the first beer spa to open in Spain. Its 60-minute circuit combines a soak in an iroko-wood tub filled with craft beer, a low-temperature dry sauna and a rest on a bed of barley, with unlimited beer tasting during the bath. The basic circuit costs 65 euros and private VIP rooms can be booked. It opens daily, with a midday break on most days and 11:00 to 22:00 on Saturdays.
Senzia Spa Granada
Senzia Spa Granada is the spa and wellness centre of the Hotel Senator Granada, beside the Palacio de Congresos on Paseo del Violón. Its thermal circuit includes several saunas, a eucalyptus-scented Turkish bath, a heated pool with jets, cold-water plunge pools, an ice grotto, Indo-Roman hot and cold baths and a jacuzzi. It is closed on Mondays and opens to the public on other days, with a family circuit for one adult and one child at 45 euros.
Spa Bodyna Palacio de los Patos
Spa Bodyna is the spa of the five-star Hospes Palacio de los Patos, a renovated 19th-century palace in central Granada. Set beneath the hotel's Arab garden, it has a sauna, a Turkish bath and an indoor relaxation pool with jets, along with massages and Cinq Mondes treatments. It opens daily from 10:00 to 14:00 and 17:00 to 21:00, and non-guests can book spa access, with a 50-minute session from 20 euros through Spalopia.
Spa Catalonia Granada
The Hotel Catalonia Granada, opened in 2018 on Avenida de Madrid next to the high-speed rail station, has a wellness area with a sauna, a Turkish bath, a pool with pressure jets and massage cabins, alongside a gym and a seasonal rooftop pool. The spa is run with Ges Spa, which lists it among its Granada centres, but neither site states prices or whether non-guests can book a circuit, so call ahead before visiting.
Spa Five Senses Granada
Spa Five Senses is a small hotel spa on Gran Vía de Colón in the centre of Granada, inside the Granada Five Senses Rooms & Suites hotel and run by Ges Spa. Its circuit has a dry sauna, a Turkish steam bath, a jacuzzi, a pebble foot-bath walk, contrast showers of hot and cold water and a tea lounge. It is open to outside visitors, a 60-minute circuit costs 45 euros, and a swimsuit, flip-flops and cap are required.
O2 Centro Wellness Neptuno
O2 Centro Wellness Granada is a premium fitness club of more than 8,000 square metres on Calle Neptuno, part of a Spanish chain of nine clubs. Besides fitness rooms, padel courts and indoor and outdoor pools, it has a spa area with a sauna, a Turkish bath and hydromassage. Access is for members and holders of access passes, and the club opens from 6:45 on weekdays and until 15:00 on Sundays and holidays.
Beer Spa Granada
Beer Spa Granada on Calle Párraga was the first beer spa to open in Spain. Its 60-minute circuit combines a soak in an iroko-wood tub filled with craft beer, a low-temperature dry sauna and a rest on a bed of barley, with unlimited beer tasting during the bath. The basic circuit costs 65 euros and private VIP rooms can be booked. It opens daily, with a midday break on most days and 11:00 to 22:00 on Saturdays.
Senzia Spa Granada
Senzia Spa Granada is the spa and wellness centre of the Hotel Senator Granada, beside the Palacio de Congresos on Paseo del Violón. Its thermal circuit includes several saunas, a eucalyptus-scented Turkish bath, a heated pool with jets, cold-water plunge pools, an ice grotto, Indo-Roman hot and cold baths and a jacuzzi. It is closed on Mondays and opens to the public on other days, with a family circuit for one adult and one child at 45 euros.
Spa Bodyna Palacio de los Patos
Spa Bodyna is the spa of the five-star Hospes Palacio de los Patos, a renovated 19th-century palace in central Granada. Set beneath the hotel's Arab garden, it has a sauna, a Turkish bath and an indoor relaxation pool with jets, along with massages and Cinq Mondes treatments. It opens daily from 10:00 to 14:00 and 17:00 to 21:00, and non-guests can book spa access, with a 50-minute session from 20 euros through Spalopia.
Spa Catalonia Granada
The Hotel Catalonia Granada, opened in 2018 on Avenida de Madrid next to the high-speed rail station, has a wellness area with a sauna, a Turkish bath, a pool with pressure jets and massage cabins, alongside a gym and a seasonal rooftop pool. The spa is run with Ges Spa, which lists it among its Granada centres, but neither site states prices or whether non-guests can book a circuit, so call ahead before visiting.
Spa Five Senses Granada
Spa Five Senses is a small hotel spa on Gran Vía de Colón in the centre of Granada, inside the Granada Five Senses Rooms & Suites hotel and run by Ges Spa. Its circuit has a dry sauna, a Turkish steam bath, a jacuzzi, a pebble foot-bath walk, contrast showers of hot and cold water and a tea lounge. It is open to outside visitors, a 60-minute circuit costs 45 euros, and a swimsuit, flip-flops and cap are required.
O2 Centro Wellness Neptuno
O2 Centro Wellness Granada is a premium fitness club of more than 8,000 square metres on Calle Neptuno, part of a Spanish chain of nine clubs. Besides fitness rooms, padel courts and indoor and outdoor pools, it has a spa area with a sauna, a Turkish bath and hydromassage. Access is for members and holders of access passes, and the club opens from 6:45 on weekdays and until 15:00 on Sundays and holidays.