Ceremonial saunas in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico
La Gruta Spa
La Gruta’s walk-in admission covers its very hot, steamy thermal-water grotto, which its operator describes as a man-made sauna. This is a humid cave pool, not a dry Finnish sauna. A guided temazcal may be arranged separately. The photo shows the grotto’s actual enclosed thermal pool.
Feel Urban Spa by Live Aqua
Feel Urban Spa includes a sauna and steam room in its hydrotherapy ritual. Its own spa menu gives one hour in the hydrotherapy area before every separately booked treatment; hotel accommodation does not include spa access. A private sauna and steam room are also available in its premium suite, and it offers a guided temazcal. The photo shows the actual private sauna suite.
Lax Temazcal at Villas Xichú
Villas Xichú offers a guided Mesoamerican steam-lodge ceremony for groups of up to 11 people. Book at least four days ahead through its experience contact form; the ceremony takes about three to four hours with optional pool time afterward. The photo shows the property’s actual temazcal dome and fire pit.
La Gruta Spa
La Gruta’s walk-in admission covers its very hot, steamy thermal-water grotto, which its operator describes as a man-made sauna. This is a humid cave pool, not a dry Finnish sauna. A guided temazcal may be arranged separately. The photo shows the grotto’s actual enclosed thermal pool.
Feel Urban Spa by Live Aqua
Feel Urban Spa includes a sauna and steam room in its hydrotherapy ritual. Its own spa menu gives one hour in the hydrotherapy area before every separately booked treatment; hotel accommodation does not include spa access. A private sauna and steam room are also available in its premium suite, and it offers a guided temazcal. The photo shows the actual private sauna suite.
Lax Temazcal at Villas Xichú
Villas Xichú offers a guided Mesoamerican steam-lodge ceremony for groups of up to 11 people. Book at least four days ahead through its experience contact form; the ceremony takes about three to four hours with optional pool time afterward. The photo shows the property’s actual temazcal dome and fire pit.