Saunas and Bathhouses in Toronto
Löyly Floating Sauna
Float Spa
It’s good to know that the 75-minute booking includes changing and shower time, so the actual sauna time feels a bit short.
Steamworks Baths
Gym Sauna
People come here for enjoyment and relaxation.
AIRE Ancient Baths Toronto
Float Spa, Modern Bathhouse
Absolutely incredible and relaxing spa experience.
Othership Yorkville
Modern Bathhouse
That part isn’t ideal, because going outside before the cold plunge makes it harder to relax into it.
Othership Adelaide
Super welcoming, calm, zen space!
Hammam Spa (King West)
Traditional Bathhouse
This serene spa with rustic decor offers massage treatments, plus a steam room & a tea lounge.
Equinox Bay Street
Gym Sauna
Amenities are mediocre for the price, men's steamroom/showers often smelling unpleasant.
Miraj Hammam Spa
Traditional Bathhouse
Massages & Turkish-style exfoliation offered in a luxe setting at the Shangri-la Hotel, Toronto.
Element Outdoor Sauna
Modern Bathhouse
First time experiencing an ice bath (or any kind of cold immersion for that matter).
SPLASH STEAM AND SAUNA
Modern Bathhouse
Steam room is always very hot and relaxing.
Banya Richmond Hill
Traditional Bathhouse, Russian Banya
This sauna is the perfect place to truly unwind and recharge.
South-Western Bathhouse
Traditional Bathhouse, Russian Banya, Modern Bathhouse
Innovative Russian spa with Turkish & Finnish influences, serving old-world Russian fare & teas.
Steamul Sauna Richmond Hill
Russian Banya
The wood banya is best quality - hot and cozy!
Hammam Spa by Céla
Traditional Bathhouse
The facial was top notch, very relaxing and educative.
Old Mill Toronto Hotel
Hotel Spa
Refined rooms & suites in an upscale Tudor-style lodging with an Italian restaurant & a spa.
Hotel X Toronto, a Destination by Hyatt Hotel
Hotel Spa
Upscale hotel offering Mediterranean dining, plus a gym, a rooftop bar & pool.
InterContinental Toronto Centre by IHG
Hotel Spa
Chic rooms & suites in a luxe lodging with a sophisticated restaurant, an indoor pool & a spa.
Executive Hotel Cosmopolitan Toronto
Hotel Spa
Sophisticated quarters with balconies in a modern hotel offering a spa & an upscale steakhouse/bar.
The Omni King Edward Hotel
Hotel Spa
Elegant rooms & suites in a high-end 1903 hotel featuring a refined restaurant, a bar & a spa.
The St. Regis Toronto
Hotel Spa
Sophisticated rooms & suites in a premium high-rise hotel offering dining, a spa & an indoor pool.
The Ritz-Carlton, Toronto
Hotel Spa
Sophisticated lodging with fine Italian dining, a full-service spa & an indoor pool.
Four Seasons Hotel Toronto
Hotel Spa
Sophisticated rooms & suites, as well as fine dining, a cocktail bar & a luxe spa.
The Ivy At Verity
Hotel Spa
Upscale, contemporary rooms at hotel with fine dining in a converted 1850s chocolate factory.
The Hazelton Hotel Toronto
Hotel Spa
Refined hotel offering posh rooms & suites, fine dining, a full-service spa & an art collection.
Float Toronto
Float Spa
Float Spa offering sauna and wellness experiences.
Mokara Spa at OMNI King Edward Hotel
Hotel Spa
The spa itself is super clean with gorgeous decor and very relaxing.
Sound Baths & Somatics by Jungle Flower
The sound bath is simply divine and such a beautiful way to reset your nervous system.
Toronto Sauna Festival
Modern Bathhouse
The Toronto Sauna Festival was such a unique and energizing day.
Totum Life Science @ The St. Regis Hotel
Gym Sauna, Hotel Spa
Gym Sauna offering sauna and wellness experiences.
One King West Hotel & Residence
Hotel Spa
Upscale lodging offering contemporary suites with kitchens, plus a gym & dining.
Equinox Yorkville
Gym Sauna
large club, various halls on the 2nd floor, a large lobby, there is a massage and spa salon .
Spa by Valmont at The Hazelton Hotel
Hotel Spa
Giving this 4 stars because it would be nice to have a bigger lounge area to relax, have tea and snacks instead of it being located in the gym.
Kikospace - Sound Baths + Instrument Shop with Kiko
Once you enter the space, you can see that every inch and every minute of your time there has been curated and carefully thought out by Kiko.
Guerlain Spa at Hotel X Toronto
Hotel Spa
Guerlain Spa at Hotel X Toronto!
Water Qube Spa & Sauna
Modern Bathhouse
The space is spotless, calm, and beautifully designed.
Ryt Saunas
Modern Bathhouse
Can’t say enough good things about RYT Saunas.
West End Athletic Club
Gym Sauna
Everything is thought out, no expense spared on details.
PowerHouse Gym Mississauga
Gym Sauna
It’s a clean and a safe space, and one feels motivated being around fitness enthusiasts (as always, the onus is on the self to keep plugging away).
Float Valley
Infrared Sauna, Float Spa
It was a very neat experience and very relaxing.
Unionville Athletic Club
Gym Sauna
Washer smell bad / sauna and steam room is broken all the time.
About the Sauna Scene in Toronto
Toronto has one of the most dynamic sauna scenes in Canada, with modern contrast bathing studios, Russian banyas, Korean spas serving the large GTA Korean community, and Middle Eastern hammams all operating within the city. The recent wave of social bathhouses has made sauna a mainstream wellness ritual here.
Toronto's cold winters make sauna feel like a natural fit, and the contrast between hot sessions and outdoor cold is a central part of the experience at many venues. Expect day passes from CAD $40 at Korean spas to CAD $100 at modern bathhouses.
What to Bring
A Koriboshi Sauna Hat
A sauna hat protects your hair and helps regulate head temperature during longer sessions — a staple in Russian and Finnish sauna traditions. Koriboshi makes a double-layered Japanese cotton sauna hat designed for real bathhouse use.
Shop KoriboshiFrequently Asked Questions
How much does a sauna cost in Toronto?
Toronto sauna and bathhouse day passes typically run from CAD $40 at Korean spas to CAD $100 at modern contrast bathing studios. Russian banyas and hammams sit in the middle at CAD $50–$80.
What's the best bathhouse in Toronto?
Toronto has several highly-rated bathhouses, including modern social bathhouses with full hot-cold circuits, long-running women-only wellness venues, traditional Russian banyas, and Middle Eastern hammams. The best one depends on whether you prioritize social atmosphere, treatments, or traditional bathing.
Are there hammams in Toronto?
Yes — Toronto has several Middle Eastern and North African hammams offering traditional steam rooms, scrub and soap treatments, and rest areas. These are distinct from Russian banyas or Finnish saunas, with their own ritual around humidity and exfoliation.
Are Toronto saunas coed?
Most modern bathhouses in Toronto are coed and require a swimsuit. Korean spas, Russian banyas, and some hammams have single-gender bathing areas, often with a coed common room in jjimjilbang-style attire.
What should I bring to a sauna in Toronto?
Bring a swimsuit, flip-flops, a water bottle, and a sauna hat to keep your head cooler during longer sessions. Most Toronto venues provide towels and robes.