Sturebadet

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There are so many good spas to choose from today, I think maybe I had expected more from Sturebadet. There's really nothing to complain about - their lunch salad was absolutely incredible - but it feels like they would have had to make an upgrade for you to choose this place over anything else, especially when it's so expensive!

There are so many good spas to choose from today, I think maybe I had expected more from Sturebadet. There's really nothing to complain about - their lunch salad was absolutely incredible - but it feels like they would have had to make an upgrade for you to choose this place over anything else,... Show full »

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I probably would have expected more from the sturebadet, maybe you had too high thoughts before you got there.
Big dressing room, good with space.
First we visited the gym. Good with machines and things for strength training and fitness. Many of the machines were new, however, some things felt very worn, i.e. EXTREMELY worn. I wasn't sure if I even wanted to touch them. But there were options and good with the place here.
After practice, there was a bath... has anyone else thought about it looking like a gingerbread house?... But, you know, I'm not going to the pool is warm and comfortable, the atmosphere is lovely and the sound coming from the fountain on the wall is cozy. You could easily swim around there and lose time. However, the seating section around the pool was the most shocking. So extremely downed chairs have been a long time since I've seen. And the fabrics felt like you'd gone back to the '70s. Not the nicest to sit in... So it's a good thing we got our hands on the hot shaped chairs, much better.
The Jacuzzi has the sickest thing! Super nice!! But the money meant that everyone who walked away was completely red all over their backs, and by that I mean red!! Never been through it before. But I think they feel a bit like massage. Love jacuzzi.
Then we made our way to the relaxation rooms downstairs. Quiet, comfortable and with rocking chairs, you were 100% falling asleep. Love them! The quiet room there, however, feels unnecessary...
the steam room was comfortable, there is also the cold pool you can unwind in between... but nothing for me. I'll stay in the heat!
Would say, a very good gym and spa place with everything you need, but do not have too high hopes. It's nothing special, just fine.

I probably would have expected more from the sturebadet, maybe you had too high thoughts before you got there.
Big dressing room, good with space.
First we visited the gym. Good with machines and things for strength training and fitness. Many of the machines were new, however, some things... Show full »

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Well, I was disappointed at the Sture Bath. The price for going in was 250 kr, which, however, was lower than I had expected, but it is well explained by the standard. The first thing to be met is the changing rooms, which I experienced very cramped and dull. Went on to the gym and passed the pool that looks lovely with loungestolar around. Not wow direct though, a pool of a little finer battle in classical style. The gym had quite large areas, but very old machines and low ceilings (which is annoying because it is not possible to do pull-ups then-there was a place where it went, but then it was a oskön old pole). Back to the changing rooms and the spa area. The spa was much better, with a large nice steam bath, regular sauna and cool showers. But all in all, not impressed. It would need to be renewed to keep the top class (which IAF I expect from the Sture bath).

Well, I was disappointed at the Sture Bath. The price for going in was 250 kr, which, however, was lower than I had expected, but it is well explained by the standard. The first thing to be met is the changing rooms, which I experienced very cramped and dull. Went on to the gym and passed the pool t... Show full »

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How lovely is it here? I'm not sure if I believe in heaven, but if there is, I think it looks like Sturebadet. At least I'd like it to look like that! How lovely would it be to spend the days in a fluffy bathrobe and swim in warm pools or lie in comfortable massage chairs?

It's expensive! But just as lovely. Just because it's expensive, it's not all crowded with people. The tranquility is there, the space for your own space is available. And you absolutely must not miss going downstairs and laying down in one of the rocking chairs (I finally fell asleep). I want one of those at home that rocks me to sleep every night. The only minus was that the man in the chair next to me was snoring. On the other hand, I don't blame him!

We were there on a Saturday and yet we were almost alone in every room we went into. Be careful it was sauna, hot tub, room with rocking chairs or in the pool. Me and my sister swam around there ourselves in a room that feels like a Turkish spa bath. (Never been to anything so only starts from Google's pictures here. But in short: Such an incredibly nice and harmonious environment.

There is also a restaurant where guests can have lunch. The shrimp salad was magical and Cavan good. However, the salad was a bit in the most expensive team, albeit really large, filling and generous with shrimp! But think they could have deducted a few tens on it to make it feel reasonable.

In addition to visiting the different parts of the SPA, I took a massage and it was a really nice treatment. Really kind, nice, professional and talented masseuse who both kneaded away the evil and made me relax.

Now we had the focus on SPA so we were never inside the gym but from what I saw it looked fresh and nice (just as I expected). All the staff were really nice, the changing rooms nice and yes. Just what I expected and a little more.

How lovely is it here? I'm not sure if I believe in heaven, but if there is, I think it looks like Sturebadet. At least I'd like it to look like that! How lovely would it be to spend the days in a fluffy bathrobe and swim in warm pools or lie in comfortable massage chairs?

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Wonderful atmosphere, feels luxurious and relaxing. Awesome gym, good food and Nice staff. Perfect when you want to put a little silver lining in everyday life.

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Got a spa day at Sturebadet for Christmas by my daughter and it was a hit for both of us! We could have sat for hours in the 37-degree hydro bath, but it's popular, so reluctantly we got up and sat down to wait for our treatments. The fruit platter is not really fresh, there you can expect much more from the historic Sturebadet. The more delightful the treatments, professional and friendly staff! The absolute most wonderful in my taste is the body scrub, a wonderful experience!

Got a spa day at Sturebadet for Christmas by my daughter and it was a hit for both of us! We could have sat for hours in the 37-degree hydro bath, but it's popular, so reluctantly we got up and sat down to wait for our treatments. The fruit platter is not really fresh, there you can expect much... Show full »

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Overrated. The massage was bad. I think it was an intern I got. Goes to Leila's SkinCare Clinic for a massage now every two weeks. Quite affordable and feels more professional even though it is not a well-established spa. Unfortunately, I think Sturebadet needs to rethink a little. Used to gym here before too but ended when it became unnecessarily expensive for an average experience.

Overrated. The massage was bad. I think it was an intern I got. Goes to Leila's SkinCare Clinic for a massage now every two weeks. Quite affordable and feels more professional even though it is not a well-established spa. Unfortunately, I think Sturebadet needs to rethink a little. Used to gym... Show full »

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Was at the sturebadet spa yesterday. Trying the hammam bath, but when I go up I notice that the floor is extremely slippery. This leads to me slipping badly and hitting the back of my head in a marble column. I get a jack and I start bleeding. Of course, my sister and I rush from there to the nearest emergency room. On the way out, I tell the reception what has happened, that the floor was extremely slippery, etc. The answer I get back is "well it's slippery on the bath floor, so that's what can happen". Kind of like it's something you have to count on, that you hit the back of the head and start bleeding. Furthermore, they said that there were signs warning of slippery floors. But they didn't see me or my sister. When I call back today, the woman on the phone says that she knows that there is a problem with the slippery floor, but you can't do anything because the building is k-marked. Thus, do not even lay out loose plastic carpets. To me, it sounds like they're thinking more about design than safety. Simply the absolute worst experience I've ever had.

Was at the sturebadet spa yesterday. Trying the hammam bath, but when I go up I notice that the floor is extremely slippery. This leads to me slipping badly and hitting the back of my head in a marble column. I get a jack and I start bleeding. Of course, my sister and I rush from there to the neares... Show full »

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Unfortunately had a very bad experience of the sturebadet. We paid 1300 for treatment including spa entrance. We started with the treatment and would then have a relaxing moment in the hammam part of the spa. Once there, it turned out that the marble floor was incredibly slippery and my sister slipped on the floor and hit herself so badly that she gets a bleeding jack in the back of her head. What was supposed to be a relaxing and lovely experience ended up with us quickly getting out of there to go to the nearest close quarters where my sister had to be stitched in the back of the head.
When we spoke to the staff, we received an unpleasant response that it can be slippery on the floor there and that you have to walk very carefully, there were no signs about this. No one from the staff apologised or gave us any kind of compensation for our completely ruined spa experience. We will never visit the sturebadet again, that thing is for sure!

Unfortunately had a very bad experience of the sturebadet. We paid 1300 for treatment including spa entrance. We started with the treatment and would then have a relaxing moment in the hammam part of the spa. Once there, it turned out that the marble floor was incredibly slippery and my sister slipp... Show full »

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Extremely good training facility with swimming pool, gym and various treatment options. Highly recommended

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Nice place and quiet environment. You would need to modernize the machines in the gym a bit

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Beautiful Place
But not commercial for a crown....