Nordic Spa & Fitness

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Spa: World class. Lockers, towels, bathrobes, slippers and stuff are included of course. Even swimwear and workout clothes if you want to, spat is quite small, but when I was there was no people, so it was perfect. There was swimming pool, whirlpool, steam room, regular sauna, "ice bath" (not really freezing, but cold as hell) etc. Everything made sick nice and cozy. Best was probably the small ice bath just outside the dry sauna, see my picture below (this part is part of the respective changing rooms, so you can't be together if you go with your partner, if you're not gay then that's 😉). Ran no treatment, but assumes that these are equally high. However, the costs then. The treatments are well around 1500-2000 SEK and admission (which is included if you take a treatment) is 600 SEK.

The gym: Awesome. Really nice equipment and environment. Iced water on tap, both common and carbonated. Small, but there's the most you need. We were here pretty late on a weekday night and then we were basically ourselves. My friend said it might be a bit crowded at times.

Spa: World class. Lockers, towels, bathrobes, slippers and stuff are included of course. Even swimwear and workout clothes if you want to, spat is quite small, but when I was there was no people, so it was perfect. There was swimming pool, whirlpool, steam room, regular sauna, "ice bath" (... Show full »

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This is the way a spa should be. I'm not really a spaperson, a little hard to just lie and relax and would like it to happen. But that said, I really liked the Nordic spa.

We stayed at the hotel and then entered the Spa, there are various packages prior to your visit, and I find it hard to decide whether it is worth the money or not but loves to go on spa should go here.

You are greeted by a quiet reception and shop. The changing rooms were super fresh, I understood but not how it worked with the cabinets, but had only a bathrobe so it had to follow into the Spa. You had to switch to fresh flip flops, like when to slide around barefoot with massa second. In the locker room, there were also several lotions that smelled amazing and ultimate mirror stations for those who will be on after the visit.
In the separate sections, there are, of course, but also a dry sauna and a cold pool that a Swedish lake with beautiful mosaic on the wall.

Out of the Spa is the large pool in addition to amazingly beautiful perfect temperature. There are several lovely relaxstolar on display and a quiet room (where I even looked into). The steam room was great and there were different types of seats, halvliggandes and sitting.
A really good hot tub where you yourself take care when it should bubble and how much.
My favorite was probably a shower where you could choose how the water would be coming "spring rain" "waterfall", etc.
There are cut open fruit, water and tea issued to take as well as a pleasant bar with both smoothies, champagne and other drinks. Not but even that can be done.

What I liked most about the whole spa was enough that everything is so nice, fresh, well thought out and that it was proper furniture, no plastic sofas or gummimadrasser.

Why not a 5a? For the simple reason that I am not a spaperson, can not enjoy wholeheartedly.

This is the way a spa should be. I'm not really a spaperson, a little hard to just lie and relax and would like it to happen. But that said, I really liked the Nordic spa.

We stayed at the hotel and then entered the Spa, there are various packages prior to your visit, and I find it ha... Show full »

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Overcharged, crowded and dark...