Handcrafted. Intimate. Pure indulgence.
Escape into your own sanctuary of calm right in the heart of Leeds. Our handcrafted sauna suite offers a truly indulgent wellness experience – ideal for solo relaxation or a peaceful moment shared with someone special. Designed for total privacy, comfort, and elegance, this is your exclusive retreat from the everyday. Whether you live locally or are visiting West Yorkshire, your private sauna session is just a short stroll from Leeds train station.
What’s included:
Private use only – max 2 guests
Fluffy towels, robes, slippers
Refreshments: infused water & herbal tea
Private rainfall shower & spa amenities
Relaxation zone with TV & built-in speakers
Our premium sauna is crafted from high-quality linden wood and features Abachi wood seating – known for staying cool and smooth, even at high temperatures. At the centre is our Tulikivi heater, made from 2-billion-year-old Finnish soapstone. Sourced from the UK’s leading sauna supplier, it delivers exceptional heat, soft steam, and understated luxury.
Your private suite includes a rainfall shower, relaxation area with natural light, a wall-mounted TV, and built-in speakers – so you can unwind however you like, all without stepping out of your sauna retreat.
The suite is for private use only and accommodates a maximum of two guests.
You can book online via Fresha or contact us directly through our website or by phone.
A sauna gently raises your body temperature, boosting circulation, easing muscle tension, and helping you unwind. Many people also find it improves sleep, skin, and overall wellbeing.
A sauna won’t directly burn belly fat, but it can support your overall wellbeing. The heat makes you sweat and raises your heart rate, which can feel a bit like light exercise.
Neither is strictly “better” - it really depends on what you enjoy. A dry sauna gives you intense, dry heat that helps ease muscle tension and improve circulation. A wet sauna (or steam room) adds humidity, which some people find gentler on the airways and skin. It comes down to personal preference.
Most people find 10 to 20 minutes in a sauna is plenty. It’s best to listen to your body - step out sooner if you start to feel uncomfortable, and always keep well hydrated before and after.
For most healthy adults, using a sauna every day is perfectly safe and can be very beneficial. The key is to keep your sessions sensible - stay hydrated, listen to your body, and avoid pushing past your comfort level. If you have any health concerns, it’s always best to check with your GP first.
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