SPA center saunas in Vienna, Austria
AISAWAN Boutique Spa
A small hammam and Thai treatment house in a lane behind Stephansplatz, where the steam bath is the start of every ritual rather than a room you drop into. Five hammam rituals run from the 60-minute Pure Oriental at 109 euro to the 210-minute Royal AISAWAN at 299 euro, each combining the hammam with scrubs, oil massage and rest. Open daily from 11 am to 9 pm, holidays included.
Therme Wien
Vienna's thermal bath at Oberlaa, whose Saunalandschaft alone covers 3.000 m2 over two levels with a mixed area and separate women's and men's floors. The cabins range from a 90 degree Finnish sauna and a 65 degree bio sauna to a steam bath, tepidarium and laconium, with a fireplace room, a sauna garden and regular Aufguss ceremonies, and 18 degree plunge pools for cooling. The therme opens daily 9 am to 10 pm; sauna is a 15 euro surcharge on the day ticket. Swimwear is not allowed in the sauna.
Vienna Thai Spa
A Thai massage house in Landstraße that also keeps a Finnish sauna, which guests can use by arrangement with the staff around a treatment booking rather than as a walk-in sauna. Open Monday to Friday from 11 am to 9 pm and Saturday from noon to 8 pm, closed on Sunday, with holidays following the Saturday hours. Reservations are recommended.
Sans Souci Wien Day Spa
The spa of the Hotel Sans Souci in Neubau sells day tickets to visitors who are not staying, giving access to saunas at 60 and 90 degrees, the steam bath, ice showers and an ice fountain, three quiet rooms, the 20-metre pool and the gym. Four hours costs 75 euro on Friday to Sunday and holidays and 59 euro Monday to Thursday; two hours costs 59 and 45 euro. External guests are admitted 10 am to 10 pm and places are limited, so a slot should be reserved.
AISAWAN Boutique Spa
A small hammam and Thai treatment house in a lane behind Stephansplatz, where the steam bath is the start of every ritual rather than a room you drop into. Five hammam rituals run from the 60-minute Pure Oriental at 109 euro to the 210-minute Royal AISAWAN at 299 euro, each combining the hammam with scrubs, oil massage and rest. Open daily from 11 am to 9 pm, holidays included.
Therme Wien
Vienna's thermal bath at Oberlaa, whose Saunalandschaft alone covers 3.000 m2 over two levels with a mixed area and separate women's and men's floors. The cabins range from a 90 degree Finnish sauna and a 65 degree bio sauna to a steam bath, tepidarium and laconium, with a fireplace room, a sauna garden and regular Aufguss ceremonies, and 18 degree plunge pools for cooling. The therme opens daily 9 am to 10 pm; sauna is a 15 euro surcharge on the day ticket. Swimwear is not allowed in the sauna.
Vienna Thai Spa
A Thai massage house in Landstraße that also keeps a Finnish sauna, which guests can use by arrangement with the staff around a treatment booking rather than as a walk-in sauna. Open Monday to Friday from 11 am to 9 pm and Saturday from noon to 8 pm, closed on Sunday, with holidays following the Saturday hours. Reservations are recommended.
Sans Souci Wien Day Spa
The spa of the Hotel Sans Souci in Neubau sells day tickets to visitors who are not staying, giving access to saunas at 60 and 90 degrees, the steam bath, ice showers and an ice fountain, three quiet rooms, the 20-metre pool and the gym. Four hours costs 75 euro on Friday to Sunday and holidays and 59 euro Monday to Thursday; two hours costs 59 and 45 euro. External guests are admitted 10 am to 10 pm and places are limited, so a slot should be reserved.