Recovery & Contrast
1Remedy Potts Point
Potts Point recovery space with a traditional hot-rock sauna up to 90°C and ice baths.
Traditional Sauna
Hot Stone Sauna
Ice Bath
Bathhouses
Aqua Ignis Bathhouse
Mountain bathhouse in Blackheath with a hot-rock sauna powered by a Saunum heater and a bracing cold plunge.
Hot Stone Sauna
Cold Plunge
Bathhouses
Capybara Bathhouse
Intimate Surry Hills bathhouse with a hot-stone sauna reaching up to 90°C and a two-person cold plunge, booked in 90-minute sessions.
Hot Stone Sauna
Cold Plunge
Memberships
About saunas with hot stone sauna
Hot-stone saunas use heaters packed with a large volume of rock. The stones store heat and release it steadily, producing a deep, even warmth and generous steam when water is added. They are prized by enthusiasts and often run at the hotter end of the scale, up to around 90°C.
Hot-stone heaters hold far more rock than standard electric heaters, which gives a softer, more even heat and generous steam when water is ladled on. Because the stones stay hot for a long time, the room recovers quickly after the door opens. If you enjoy steam-rich heat, look for hot-stone saunas that allow guests to add water to the stones.
SaunaFindr currently lists 4 venues under hot stone sauna, with starting prices from $40.
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