Leukerbad Therme sells public sauna-only admission, with an option to add its large thermal bathing area. The textile-free sauna world has Finnish and herbal saunas, a Vitarium, steam baths and a mountain-view garden. Sauna entry is for adults aged 16 and over; check the live operator timetable before visiting.
Walliser Alpentherme sells a public three-hour Sauna Village and thermal bath ticket. Its nude sauna village includes a herbal sanarium, Finnish sauna, steam bath and stone sauna, with a glacier pond for cooling. The separate Roman-Irish bath requires a reservation on its operating days.
Le Bristol welcomes outside guests who reserve a spa treatment, subject to availability. The treatment includes access to its thermal pools, sauna, steam bath and rest areas. The hotel lists sauna and steam bath hours of 14:00–19:30; book the treatment and confirm access with reception.
Les Sources des Alpes sells a half-day spa pass to visitors without an overnight stay. It covers the chalet sauna and hammam, an outdoor thermal pool and fitness area. The hotel says the spa opens in line with the residence, so confirm availability before travelling.
Therme 51° admits non-hotel guests to its thermal pools and five textile saunas in a reserved three-hour slot. The sauna area has hay, infrared, Finnish and outdoor pine saunas plus an alpine herbal steam bath, with a 12°C cold plunge pool. Book ahead: the operator does not admit external walk-ins.
Leukerbad Therme sells public sauna-only admission, with an option to add its large thermal bathing area. The textile-free sauna world has Finnish and herbal saunas, a Vitarium, steam baths and a mountain-view garden. Sauna entry is for adults aged 16 and over; check the live operator timetable before visiting.
Walliser Alpentherme sells a public three-hour Sauna Village and thermal bath ticket. Its nude sauna village includes a herbal sanarium, Finnish sauna, steam bath and stone sauna, with a glacier pond for cooling. The separate Roman-Irish bath requires a reservation on its operating days.
Le Bristol welcomes outside guests who reserve a spa treatment, subject to availability. The treatment includes access to its thermal pools, sauna, steam bath and rest areas. The hotel lists sauna and steam bath hours of 14:00–19:30; book the treatment and confirm access with reception.
Les Sources des Alpes sells a half-day spa pass to visitors without an overnight stay. It covers the chalet sauna and hammam, an outdoor thermal pool and fitness area. The hotel says the spa opens in line with the residence, so confirm availability before travelling.
Therme 51° admits non-hotel guests to its thermal pools and five textile saunas in a reserved three-hour slot. The sauna area has hay, infrared, Finnish and outdoor pine saunas plus an alpine herbal steam bath, with a 12°C cold plunge pool. Book ahead: the operator does not admit external walk-ins.