Capybara Bathing is a communal bathhouse in a heritage shophouse on Tras Street in Tanjong Pagar, lit by a skylight. A 90-minute visit covers a 38–40°C mineral bath, an 8°C cold plunge, a pine-scented hot stone sauna at 85–90°C, a Turkish hammam-inspired steam room at 45°C and a heated lounge with an ice well. Aufguss rituals and guided cold plunges run as scheduled sessions. Drop-in sessions start at S$55, and bathers bring swimwear suited to a communal space.
Ice Faction is a drop-in contrast therapy club on Koon Seng Road in Joo Chiat, founded in 2025. It runs a Finnish sauna at 110°C, which it calls one of the hottest in Singapore, a 45°C steam room, two ice baths at 5–7°C and 11–13°C and a 42°C magnesium hot bath, with a refreshment bar serving smoothies, juices and coffee. No booking is needed and swimmers are provided; it opens from 7am on weekdays and 8am at weekends.
Joya Onsen Cafe is a Japanese-style bathhouse and tatami cafe at 511 Upper Jurong Road, with a communal public onsen using seasonal bath salts, open daily 10:30am to 10:30pm with a full-day adult pass at S$45. Two bookable private onsen rooms each have a hot pool and a dry sauna, and the larger Zen Suite adds a steam function and a deck chair. Private sessions run 90 minutes, carry no gender restriction and include a same-day public onsen pass.
NOWHERE is a modern bathhouse on Dempsey Hill with two hot pools at 39–40°C (an Epsom salt bath and a nanobubble Cloud Bath), a sauna at 85–90°C, a steam room at 42–45°C, a 13°C cold plunge and a lounge. Visits are booked 2-hour passes at S$55, rising to S$65 on weekends and public holidays from 1 October. Guests wear swimwear at all times in the gender-neutral space, Mondays have women-only sessions, and phones are not allowed in the bathhouse.
Plunge Club is a social bathhouse on Level 3 at 38 North Canal Road, built around a 40-person European hot stone sauna at 95°C with Aufguss rituals and two arctic plunges at 4°C and 8°C. A recovery lounge and semi-private suites with zero-gravity loungers, compression boots and red light therapy sit alongside. Sessions last 90 minutes, walk-ins are welcome subject to space, the club is co-ed and swimwear is required throughout. It can also be booked for private events of up to 50 guests.
REVA is a semi-outdoor contrast therapy club inside TRIFECTA's surf arena beside Somerset MRT on Orchard Road. It has a Finnish sauna it bills as Singapore's first outdoor sauna, an outdoor 41°C hot pool and twin cold pools at 5–7°C and 10–12°C. Entry is drop-in with no booking, all-day passes start at S$36, swimwear and towels are provided, and it opens daily 7am to 10pm with capacity capped at 50. Children under 16 have no sauna access.
Sauna Bath House is a sauna-focused recovery house in Singapore Land Tower, a minute from Raffles Place MRT. It has two saunas built from Estonian timber: a dry room held at 95°C and a competition-grade Aufguss sauna at 85°C built to Aufguss.it specification, with daily Aufguss sessions and its own Aufguss school. A 6–8°C cold plunge, two ice showers and a 42°C magnesium pool complete the circuit. A 2-hour walk-in costs S$55 and a sauna-only full day S$68.
Shelter is a recovery club by the ReFormd group at One Raffles Link, walkable from City Hall and the CBD. Its 3,000 sq ft space holds a 90°C cedar dry sauna for up to 20 people, three cold pools as low as 3°C, a 15 m² warm saltwater pool and Normatec compression boots, with towels, swimwear and Aesop amenities provided. It opens daily 7am to 10pm; a day pass is S$50 and memberships from S$65 a week. A second club opens on Kim Tian Road in Q4 2026.
Sochill Bath Club is a walk-in social bath club in Raffles Holland V Mall, opposite Holland Village MRT. Its circuit is a Finnish sauna heated by traditional stone heaters to 90°C, two cold plunge pools at 7–9°C and 10–12°C, a 40°C magnesium hot bath with 56 massage jets, cold dunk showers and a recovery station with compression boots, plus a cafe by Dough. There are no bookings; it opens daily 7am to 10pm, single passes are sold, and towels and swimwear are included.
The Ice Bath Club Alexandra is inside Anchorpoint Shopping Centre at 370 Alexandra Road. It has the chain's shared ice baths kept at 3–10°C, a magnesium salt hot bath and a shared social sauna of aromatic wood with open-facing rock beds at 90°C, plus a cafe. Entry is walk-in with no booking from 7am to 10pm daily; a single pass costs S$55, an off-peak weekday pass (10am–5pm) S$45, and towels, lockers and swimmers are provided.
The Ice Bath Club Duxton is the chain's club at 68 Duxton Road. It follows the same drop-in format as the other Singapore clubs: large communal plunge pools kept at 3–10°C, a social sauna of aromatic wood and open-facing rock beds held at 90°C, a hot magnesium salt bath and a cafe for coffee and protein smoothies. No booking is required; it opens daily from 7am to 10pm, and a single pass costs S$55, or S$45 off-peak on weekdays between 10am and 5pm, with shorts and towels provided.
The Ice Bath Club East Coast occupies 332–338 Tanjong Katong Road. Like the chain's other Singapore clubs it pairs communal ice baths kept at 3–10°C with a 90°C social sauna built from aromatic wood around open-facing rock beds and a hot magnesium salt soak, with a cafe for coffee, smoothies and light bites. Walk in without booking between 7am and 10pm daily; a single pass is S$55, or S$45 off-peak on weekdays from 10am to 5pm, with towels, lockers and swimmers provided.
The Ice Bath Club River Valley, at 241 River Valley Road, is one of four Singapore clubs of a drop-in recovery chain. It pairs large communal plunge pools kept at 3–10°C with a social sauna of aromatic wood and open rock beds held at 90°C and a hot magnesium salt bath, plus a cafe serving coffee and açai bowls. There is no booking; it opens daily 7am to 10pm, and a single pass costs S$55 (S$45 off-peak, weekdays 10am–5pm) with shorts, towels and electrolytes provided.
G.Spa is a 24-hour spa on Guillemard Road near Mountbatten MRT where a single S$88 nett admission covers a stay of up to 24 hours, overnight included. Facilities include hot pools at 39–42°C, a cold pool at 8–15°C, a dry sauna at 75–85°C, a steam room, relaxation lounges with personal screens and a movie lounge, with an all-day snack bar and a hot buffet included. No reservation is needed except for massages, and towels, robes and amenities are provided.
Hideaway is a massage and bathhouse spa in the New Bahru creative enclave, the former Nan Chiau High School campus on Kim Yam Road in River Valley. Its bathhouse has four semi-private pods, each with its own infrared sauna and cold plunge at 8°C or 4°C, and one fully private suite with an infrared sauna and 4°C plunge. A 60-minute pod costs S$62 for non-members and the suite S$92, and both pair with massages. Bathhouse hours are 9am–10pm on weekdays and 10am–10pm at weekends.
Yunomori Onsen & Spa in Kallang Wave Mall is the Singapore branch of an onsen and Thai massage brand with sister houses in Bangkok and Pattaya. Its onsen-style baths include a jet bath, a bubble bath, a microbubble silk bath and a cold bath; there is a steam room, while the dry sauna is in the men's onsen only. An all-day pass is S$49.05 for non-member adults, with towels, a yukata and lounge access. It opens 10am to 10pm, Sundays from 11am until 28 December.
AWAY Spa is the spa of W Singapore – Sentosa Cove, with a decompression area, infrared therapy, a steam room, whirlpool, vitality pool and cold plunge. Visitors can use the facilities through the weekday Away for the Day package at S$320++, which adds a 90-minute massage, dining privileges, the gym and the WET Deck, or through wellness day passes sold in packs of five for S$500++ to CIRCLE members. Treatments of 60 minutes or more include WET pool access. It opens daily 8:30am to 9pm.
The Spa at The Singapore EDITION, in the hotel at 38 Cuscaden Road, has saunas, steam rooms, plunge pools and an indoor vitality pool alongside its treatment rooms. Its Wellness Indulgence Pass, sold Wednesday to Friday, combines an afternoon between the gym and the thermal suite with a 90-minute body treatment, a thermal foot ritual and afternoon tea at the Lobby Bar. The spa is open daily from 10am to 9pm, with last appointments at 8pm.
Capybara Bathing is a communal bathhouse in a heritage shophouse on Tras Street in Tanjong Pagar, lit by a skylight. A 90-minute visit covers a 38–40°C mineral bath, an 8°C cold plunge, a pine-scented hot stone sauna at 85–90°C, a Turkish hammam-inspired steam room at 45°C and a heated lounge with an ice well. Aufguss rituals and guided cold plunges run as scheduled sessions. Drop-in sessions start at S$55, and bathers bring swimwear suited to a communal space.
Ice Faction is a drop-in contrast therapy club on Koon Seng Road in Joo Chiat, founded in 2025. It runs a Finnish sauna at 110°C, which it calls one of the hottest in Singapore, a 45°C steam room, two ice baths at 5–7°C and 11–13°C and a 42°C magnesium hot bath, with a refreshment bar serving smoothies, juices and coffee. No booking is needed and swimmers are provided; it opens from 7am on weekdays and 8am at weekends.
Joya Onsen Cafe is a Japanese-style bathhouse and tatami cafe at 511 Upper Jurong Road, with a communal public onsen using seasonal bath salts, open daily 10:30am to 10:30pm with a full-day adult pass at S$45. Two bookable private onsen rooms each have a hot pool and a dry sauna, and the larger Zen Suite adds a steam function and a deck chair. Private sessions run 90 minutes, carry no gender restriction and include a same-day public onsen pass.
NOWHERE is a modern bathhouse on Dempsey Hill with two hot pools at 39–40°C (an Epsom salt bath and a nanobubble Cloud Bath), a sauna at 85–90°C, a steam room at 42–45°C, a 13°C cold plunge and a lounge. Visits are booked 2-hour passes at S$55, rising to S$65 on weekends and public holidays from 1 October. Guests wear swimwear at all times in the gender-neutral space, Mondays have women-only sessions, and phones are not allowed in the bathhouse.
Plunge Club is a social bathhouse on Level 3 at 38 North Canal Road, built around a 40-person European hot stone sauna at 95°C with Aufguss rituals and two arctic plunges at 4°C and 8°C. A recovery lounge and semi-private suites with zero-gravity loungers, compression boots and red light therapy sit alongside. Sessions last 90 minutes, walk-ins are welcome subject to space, the club is co-ed and swimwear is required throughout. It can also be booked for private events of up to 50 guests.
REVA is a semi-outdoor contrast therapy club inside TRIFECTA's surf arena beside Somerset MRT on Orchard Road. It has a Finnish sauna it bills as Singapore's first outdoor sauna, an outdoor 41°C hot pool and twin cold pools at 5–7°C and 10–12°C. Entry is drop-in with no booking, all-day passes start at S$36, swimwear and towels are provided, and it opens daily 7am to 10pm with capacity capped at 50. Children under 16 have no sauna access.
Sauna Bath House is a sauna-focused recovery house in Singapore Land Tower, a minute from Raffles Place MRT. It has two saunas built from Estonian timber: a dry room held at 95°C and a competition-grade Aufguss sauna at 85°C built to Aufguss.it specification, with daily Aufguss sessions and its own Aufguss school. A 6–8°C cold plunge, two ice showers and a 42°C magnesium pool complete the circuit. A 2-hour walk-in costs S$55 and a sauna-only full day S$68.
Shelter is a recovery club by the ReFormd group at One Raffles Link, walkable from City Hall and the CBD. Its 3,000 sq ft space holds a 90°C cedar dry sauna for up to 20 people, three cold pools as low as 3°C, a 15 m² warm saltwater pool and Normatec compression boots, with towels, swimwear and Aesop amenities provided. It opens daily 7am to 10pm; a day pass is S$50 and memberships from S$65 a week. A second club opens on Kim Tian Road in Q4 2026.
Sochill Bath Club is a walk-in social bath club in Raffles Holland V Mall, opposite Holland Village MRT. Its circuit is a Finnish sauna heated by traditional stone heaters to 90°C, two cold plunge pools at 7–9°C and 10–12°C, a 40°C magnesium hot bath with 56 massage jets, cold dunk showers and a recovery station with compression boots, plus a cafe by Dough. There are no bookings; it opens daily 7am to 10pm, single passes are sold, and towels and swimwear are included.
The Ice Bath Club Alexandra is inside Anchorpoint Shopping Centre at 370 Alexandra Road. It has the chain's shared ice baths kept at 3–10°C, a magnesium salt hot bath and a shared social sauna of aromatic wood with open-facing rock beds at 90°C, plus a cafe. Entry is walk-in with no booking from 7am to 10pm daily; a single pass costs S$55, an off-peak weekday pass (10am–5pm) S$45, and towels, lockers and swimmers are provided.
The Ice Bath Club Duxton is the chain's club at 68 Duxton Road. It follows the same drop-in format as the other Singapore clubs: large communal plunge pools kept at 3–10°C, a social sauna of aromatic wood and open-facing rock beds held at 90°C, a hot magnesium salt bath and a cafe for coffee and protein smoothies. No booking is required; it opens daily from 7am to 10pm, and a single pass costs S$55, or S$45 off-peak on weekdays between 10am and 5pm, with shorts and towels provided.
The Ice Bath Club East Coast occupies 332–338 Tanjong Katong Road. Like the chain's other Singapore clubs it pairs communal ice baths kept at 3–10°C with a 90°C social sauna built from aromatic wood around open-facing rock beds and a hot magnesium salt soak, with a cafe for coffee, smoothies and light bites. Walk in without booking between 7am and 10pm daily; a single pass is S$55, or S$45 off-peak on weekdays from 10am to 5pm, with towels, lockers and swimmers provided.
The Ice Bath Club River Valley, at 241 River Valley Road, is one of four Singapore clubs of a drop-in recovery chain. It pairs large communal plunge pools kept at 3–10°C with a social sauna of aromatic wood and open rock beds held at 90°C and a hot magnesium salt bath, plus a cafe serving coffee and açai bowls. There is no booking; it opens daily 7am to 10pm, and a single pass costs S$55 (S$45 off-peak, weekdays 10am–5pm) with shorts, towels and electrolytes provided.
G.Spa is a 24-hour spa on Guillemard Road near Mountbatten MRT where a single S$88 nett admission covers a stay of up to 24 hours, overnight included. Facilities include hot pools at 39–42°C, a cold pool at 8–15°C, a dry sauna at 75–85°C, a steam room, relaxation lounges with personal screens and a movie lounge, with an all-day snack bar and a hot buffet included. No reservation is needed except for massages, and towels, robes and amenities are provided.
Hideaway is a massage and bathhouse spa in the New Bahru creative enclave, the former Nan Chiau High School campus on Kim Yam Road in River Valley. Its bathhouse has four semi-private pods, each with its own infrared sauna and cold plunge at 8°C or 4°C, and one fully private suite with an infrared sauna and 4°C plunge. A 60-minute pod costs S$62 for non-members and the suite S$92, and both pair with massages. Bathhouse hours are 9am–10pm on weekdays and 10am–10pm at weekends.
Yunomori Onsen & Spa in Kallang Wave Mall is the Singapore branch of an onsen and Thai massage brand with sister houses in Bangkok and Pattaya. Its onsen-style baths include a jet bath, a bubble bath, a microbubble silk bath and a cold bath; there is a steam room, while the dry sauna is in the men's onsen only. An all-day pass is S$49.05 for non-member adults, with towels, a yukata and lounge access. It opens 10am to 10pm, Sundays from 11am until 28 December.
AWAY Spa is the spa of W Singapore – Sentosa Cove, with a decompression area, infrared therapy, a steam room, whirlpool, vitality pool and cold plunge. Visitors can use the facilities through the weekday Away for the Day package at S$320++, which adds a 90-minute massage, dining privileges, the gym and the WET Deck, or through wellness day passes sold in packs of five for S$500++ to CIRCLE members. Treatments of 60 minutes or more include WET pool access. It opens daily 8:30am to 9pm.
The Spa at The Singapore EDITION, in the hotel at 38 Cuscaden Road, has saunas, steam rooms, plunge pools and an indoor vitality pool alongside its treatment rooms. Its Wellness Indulgence Pass, sold Wednesday to Friday, combines an afternoon between the gym and the thermal suite with a 90-minute body treatment, a thermal foot ritual and afternoon tea at the Lobby Bar. The spa is open daily from 10am to 9pm, with last appointments at 8pm.