Two Saunas. One Dark Lake
Why do people love it? The combination is simple. A dark lake. A wood-fired sauna. Fresh air. Time to slow down. Many guests arrive curious about the lake. They leave talking about the feeling.
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At a Glance
- Floating sauna on the lake
- Honeycomb sauna by the fields
- Hot tub under the open sky
- Wild swimming year-round
- One of Europe's darkest lakes<
Which Sauna Is Right for You?
Floating Sauna. Closer to the lake. Closer to the swim. Step directly from the steam room into one of Europe's darkest lakes. The floating sauna is all about the connection between heat, water and the surrounding landscape.
Outside, you'll find a terrace for up to 10 people. Ideal for guests who love wild swimming and see the lake as part of the sauna experience.
Honeycomb Sauna. More traditional. More social. The Honeycomb Sauna includes a steam room, shower, toilet and a lounge area where conversations can continue between sauna sessions. Outside, you'll find a hot tub overlooking the fields. Ideal for longer evenings, good conversations, and anyone who enjoys taking their time.