Hydra Studio sells a 30–40 minute infrared sauna appointment for €15, individually bookable by phone at its Velingrad treatment studio. Its merchant page says visits are by advance appointment. The photo shows the actual signed studio entrance and treatment space; call before visiting.
The Hotel Romantika relaxation area welcomes outside visitors for a separately priced spa day. Its 25 BGN pass includes the Finnish sauna, steam bath, mineral pool, Jacuzzi and gym. The operator says the relaxation area is open 10:00–19:00 and provides towels and robes at reception. The photo shows its actual wood-lined sauna.
Kamena Medical Spa lists infrared sauna as a separately priced treatment in its 2026 medical-centre tariff: €6 for one visit of up to 30 minutes. Contact the medical centre to book this session. General hotel pool admission is separate and is not included in this listing. The photo shows an actual treatment room in the same medical spa.
Spa Club Bor’s Medical Centre Sirona sells sauna therapy as a separate 10 BGN (€5.11) service. Its operator expressly allows people who are not hotel guests to buy medical-centre services. Contact the centre to arrange the session; access to other hotel spa facilities is not implied. The photo shows the hotel’s own wooden sauna.
Elbrus sells a weekday day pass for its thermal pools and spa area, including an infrared sauna, Turkish bath and steam room. A hotel-supplied Grabo offer is valid from 10 October to 15 December 2026; reserve through Grabo and confirm availability. The hotel also describes a Finnish sauna among its facilities. The photo shows its actual Turkish steam room.
Hydra Studio sells a 30–40 minute infrared sauna appointment for €15, individually bookable by phone at its Velingrad treatment studio. Its merchant page says visits are by advance appointment. The photo shows the actual signed studio entrance and treatment space; call before visiting.
The Hotel Romantika relaxation area welcomes outside visitors for a separately priced spa day. Its 25 BGN pass includes the Finnish sauna, steam bath, mineral pool, Jacuzzi and gym. The operator says the relaxation area is open 10:00–19:00 and provides towels and robes at reception. The photo shows its actual wood-lined sauna.
Kamena Medical Spa lists infrared sauna as a separately priced treatment in its 2026 medical-centre tariff: €6 for one visit of up to 30 minutes. Contact the medical centre to book this session. General hotel pool admission is separate and is not included in this listing. The photo shows an actual treatment room in the same medical spa.
Spa Club Bor’s Medical Centre Sirona sells sauna therapy as a separate 10 BGN (€5.11) service. Its operator expressly allows people who are not hotel guests to buy medical-centre services. Contact the centre to arrange the session; access to other hotel spa facilities is not implied. The photo shows the hotel’s own wooden sauna.
Elbrus sells a weekday day pass for its thermal pools and spa area, including an infrared sauna, Turkish bath and steam room. A hotel-supplied Grabo offer is valid from 10 October to 15 December 2026; reserve through Grabo and confirm availability. The hotel also describes a Finnish sauna among its facilities. The photo shows its actual Turkish steam room.