Harmony Line sells a private two-hour wellness voucher for two including sauna and whirlpool. It accepts direct reservations by phone; the wellness session is a standalone service and does not require lodging.
The Oldřichova wellness facility sells one private group sauna booking for up to six people, with rest area, garden and pergola. Its dance-centre page gives current daily hours and booking terms; the Budokan page describes the same sauna at the same address, so this is one listing.
Relax u hřiště rents a private sauna room for two with an ice waterfall and massage bath. The operator provides telephone, email and online booking; payment can be made online or on arrival and no room stay is required.
Saunia Forum Liberec is a public sauna world on the shopping centre’s second floor. It offers five sauna types, cooling facilities, a terrace and regular ceremonies; admission includes a towel and sheet. The centre posts daily branch hours.
The Technical University of Liberec sells a single sauna admission to the public as well as discounted student sessions. Its Finnish sauna has a cold plunge, cooling bucket and rest area. Reserve the available time online; visitors need no university affiliation.
The city tourism office lists Hotel Radnice’s private sauna as open to both hotel guests and the public. Groups of one to four can book it by phone; the room includes double showers, loungers and a cold plunge pool. Booking does not require an overnight stay.
Hotel Fénix explicitly opens its Nordic Spa to both residents and the public. A private three-hour booking includes a Finnish sauna, infrared salt-wall sauna, whirlpool and rest zone for up to six people; the wellness booking is sold separately from rooms.
Babylon sells a public two-hour, three-hour or unlimited wellness admission separate from hotel stays. The 1,000 m² wellness centre includes Finnish and other heat rooms, cooling facilities and sauna ceremonies. Entry is for ages 15 and over; check the current schedule before visiting.
Harmony Line sells a private two-hour wellness voucher for two including sauna and whirlpool. It accepts direct reservations by phone; the wellness session is a standalone service and does not require lodging.
The Oldřichova wellness facility sells one private group sauna booking for up to six people, with rest area, garden and pergola. Its dance-centre page gives current daily hours and booking terms; the Budokan page describes the same sauna at the same address, so this is one listing.
Relax u hřiště rents a private sauna room for two with an ice waterfall and massage bath. The operator provides telephone, email and online booking; payment can be made online or on arrival and no room stay is required.
Saunia Forum Liberec is a public sauna world on the shopping centre’s second floor. It offers five sauna types, cooling facilities, a terrace and regular ceremonies; admission includes a towel and sheet. The centre posts daily branch hours.
The Technical University of Liberec sells a single sauna admission to the public as well as discounted student sessions. Its Finnish sauna has a cold plunge, cooling bucket and rest area. Reserve the available time online; visitors need no university affiliation.
The city tourism office lists Hotel Radnice’s private sauna as open to both hotel guests and the public. Groups of one to four can book it by phone; the room includes double showers, loungers and a cold plunge pool. Booking does not require an overnight stay.
Hotel Fénix explicitly opens its Nordic Spa to both residents and the public. A private three-hour booking includes a Finnish sauna, infrared salt-wall sauna, whirlpool and rest zone for up to six people; the wellness booking is sold separately from rooms.
Babylon sells a public two-hour, three-hour or unlimited wellness admission separate from hotel stays. The 1,000 m² wellness centre includes Finnish and other heat rooms, cooling facilities and sauna ceremonies. Entry is for ages 15 and over; check the current schedule before visiting.