SPA

• outdoor pool with sun loungers;
• outdoor jacuzzi;
• Finnish sauna, Russian and Turkish baths;
• cold water bath;
• hot tub in the pool;
• ice maker;
• heated rest benches;
• relaxation room;
• summer terrace;
• shower of impressions;
• gym;
• phytobar;
• salt cave.

Cost*, in the table below, is indicated for 1 person.

Cost of one minute of extra time:

• Monday - Thursday - 0.90 BYN;
• Friday - Sunday and holidays - 1.20 BYN.

* The cost of services indicated on the website is for informational purposes only and is not exhaustive. To obtain up-to-date information on the cost of the services provided, please contact the administrator at the phone numbers indicated on the website.

Pre-registration is required.

Age limit: 16+

The beginning of the last session is at 19.30.

The time of stay of visitors in the water-thermal zone of the spa complex ends at 21.30.

If the visitor is late for the pre-agreed time of the session, the session time is not extended, the funds for the unused session time are not refunded.

Please note that applications received by us through the feedback form on the site are processed only during business hours from 10:00 to 22:00. Thank you for your understanding!

The chimneyless wet sauna concept is built along the following logical lines: a grid-covered fireplace is arranged right inside a sweating-room. Stones are put on the grid with no flue gas chimney being available. When burning, the firewood heats up the grid with its stones. The generated smoke, when passing through the open windows and the door, also heats up uniformly the ceiling, the walls and the floor. The soot produced in course of the firing action is deposited on the walls. The walls, which are smoke cured this way, become sterile, in practical terms. The firing process itself lasts approximately for 4 or 5 hours, and afterwards all the ashes and charcoals are removed.

Birch or oak tree sauna massage whisks are provided to our guests free of charge.
The sauna attendant services (1 session) cost BYN 25.00.

Visiting the chimneyless wet sauna is only possible in one package with the thermal water area.

Age limitation: 16+

Salt cave
The salt caves’ therapeutic and health-improvement properties have been known since times immemorial. The use of salt caves / rooms is listed among the most ancient aero therapeutic treatment methods. The people who penetrated for the first time salt caves learned a few things about their unique natural features, such as anti-sepsis, disinfection, treatment of the most serious respiratory disease forms and general relaxation.

Cryo chamber
Cryotherapy is a medical treatment methodology, which stimulates the metabolism, and the immune and endocrinal systems using a short-term effect of low temperatures on human body. The cryotherapy major assets are represented by anti-stress resilience, immunity, youth and a just body proportion.

Floating
Floating is an unusual, useful and a very pleasurable treatment practice and literally means swimming on the surface of the water with a large amount of Epsom salts solved in it. The saturated saline solution creates a total microgravity sensation. It enables a body to remain afloat without a minor effort being exerted and without drowning, just like in the Dead Sea. A stable 36°С water temperature is maintained, which serves to create an exceptionally comfortable environment and to ‘switch off’ the sense of touch.
The floating effectiveness has been confirmed by scientific evidence. It is recommendable in the cases of a high state anxiety, tendency to succumb to neurotic disorders or depressions, with stress resilience issues, as well as with any kinds of addictions.

Hammam
The hammam is traditionally believed to serve as a comprehensive remedy against quite a few ailments. The surprising effect produced by the health-improvement practice is achieved due to the time-honoured combination of the delicate cleaning using a ‘kessa’ pealing glove and a soap-suds massage.
The name ‘hammam’ is derived from the old Arabic word ‘kham,’ which means ‘hot.’ Subsequently, Turkey has developed a special hammam philosophy, which survives till this very day.