New saunas open across London, offering diverse wellness experiences
UKPulse Consumer Desk
Several new saunas have opened in London this year, including a canal boat sauna, a co-working hub addition, and a social wellness club in Canary Wharf, expanding the capital's sauna offerings.
- Lowlu launched saunas in Wandsworth and Kentish Town this year, featuring multiple spruce-and-alder saunas and barrel-style cold plunges.
- Oru Space in East Dulwich added a nine-person sauna earlier this year, offering infrared and traditional heat, alongside various time slots including men's, women's, queer, and silent sessions.
- Soak Bathhouse, an off-grid sauna on a repurposed canal boat, moves along London's waterways every two weeks, with upcoming moorings in Little Venice, Paddington, King's Cross, and Hoxton.
London's sauna scene has expanded this year with several new openings across the capital. Among the new additions is Lowlu, which launched in Wandsworth and Kentish Town. The Kentish Town location, situated on a former car park, features five spruce-and-alder saunas and six barrel-style cold plunges.
Oru Space in East Dulwich introduced a nine-person sauna earlier this year. This facility offers both infrared and traditional heat, with scheduled sessions including men's, women's, queer, and silent time slots.
Soak Bathhouse provides a unique experience as an off-grid sauna on a repurposed canal boat. It travels along London's waterways, with upcoming locations including Little Venice, Paddington, King's Cross, and Hoxton.
Arc, described as a social wellness club, opened in Canary Wharf, offering guided or free-flow communal contrast therapy. Additionally, Arvo in Walthamstow features two Finnish saunas and three ice baths, alongside classes such as slow yoga and pilates.
What this means for you: You can explore new sauna options across London, including canal boat experiences, co-working hub facilities, and social wellness clubs, with various session types available.