Visit
Before your visit
A warm welcome to Yasuragi, our oasis in the Stockholm archipelago. The idea is that you should be able to tailormake your stay just the way you want, either with peace and quiet or with lots of laughter and conversation with close friends and family. Or why not both - there’s plenty of room for both here. Our hope is for you to leave feeling rejuvenated and filled with new energy after your visit to us. This is what you need to know before your visit to Yasuragi.
The Japanese spa is divided up into silent zones and zones where you can chat and have something to drink. You’re welcome to listen to music or an audio book with headphones on, but please make sure your mobile is on silent mode.
We offer activities of all kinds in our Dojo, from relaxing klang sound journeys and zen meditation to restorative yoga and breathwork. What do you feel like today?
You can also replenish your energy outdoors. The beautiful natural surroundings include our harmonious Japanese garden and fantastic walking and jogging paths as well as an outdoor gym.
Hungry, thirsty or just fancy a tasty treat? Don’t miss our restaurants and cocktail bar with rooftop terrace. Naturally, you’re welcome here whether you’re a spa guest or not.
Booking of bath time
If you have booked a spa package before February 17, you are not affected by this.
Check-in at 3:00 PM and choose bath time
3:00 PM - 5:30 PM
5:30 PM - 8:00 PM
Check-out from room by 11:00 AM.
Check-in at 4:00 PM with bath time
5:30 PM - 8:00 PM
Check-out from room by 12:00 PM.
You can conveniently book a treatment and participate in our activities when you do not have bath time. We also recommend our Cocktail Bar and our lovely outdoor environment for walks and workouts.
FREE BATH TIME
During late evenings 8:00 PM - 10:30 PM, and on the departure day from 8:00 AM until your check-out time, no booking of bath time is required.
- Age limit 16 years accompanied by a guardian.
During school holidays, we have an age limit of 13 years, and during Yasuragi Kids, children of all ages are welcome. Read more here.
- We are a completely cash-free facility.
Yukata and swimwear
When you check in you will be given a yukata, a Japanese cotton robe, as well as slippers and swimwear. You’re welcome to wear these clothes in the Japanese bathhouse and during the rest of your stay if you like. This is to make it easy to visit us, and to ensure the spa is a calm, soothing environment free from too many impressions. You’re welcome to wear your own clothes when you eat or move around in the building if you’d rather.
You can keep your swimwear after your visit, but please return the yukata and slippers when you leave.
Are you a spa card guest? Then take the yukata and swimwear you were given on your first visit with you. If you have a guest with you or have forgotten your things, you can buy a yukata kit here.
Japanese Bath
Our Japanese bathhouse offers a harmonious experience in which heat and cold, silence and conversation converge. Choose what you want your visit to the bathhouse to look like; the spa includes everything from ancient rituals to warm and cold springs and a spectacular view over the Stockholm archipelago. To ensure you get the most of your experience, you can begin your journey with an introduction to the bathhouse. Read more here.
Check-in at 3:00 PM and choose a bathing time
3:00 PM - 5:30 PM
5:30 PM - 8:00 PM
Check-out from room at 11:00 AM.
Check-in at 4:00 PM with bathing time
5:30 PM - 8:00 PM
Check-out from room at 12:00 PM.
Free bathing time
During late evening 8:00 PM - 10:30 PM and on the departure day from 8:00 AM until your check-out, no reservation of bathing time is required.
Bathing time for day and evening guests
You have access to the Japanese bath throughout the duration of your package.
The Japanese bath is open from 8:00 AM to 10:30 PM every day.
Activities
At Yasuragi you can find activities to suit your particular interests, whether you want to join guided activities or prefer to discover the surroundings on your own. Every day, our daily programme offers various activities in our Dojo, where you can take part in breathwork, yin yoga, klang sound journeys and zen meditation, to name just a few. You can also take a walk in our Japanese garden or go for a solitary jog in beautiful natural surroundings. Come and talk to us in reception for more information and maps.
Treatments
Allow us to take care of you and give your body the care and attention it deserves. At Yasuragi we offer a range of treatments, from relaxing massages and beneficial facial treatments to healing body treatments. With every new season, we also offer a special treatment, created to help your body harmonise with the shifting energies of nature.
Food & Beverages
Yasuragi isn’t just about relaxation and spa experiences - you can also come here to eat and drink well. Enjoy everything from elegant à la carte dishes to flame-grilled experiences and sushi, sip a perfectly blended cocktail in our bar or enjoy food and drinks on our rooftop terrace with views over the Stockholm archipelago.
Common questions about
Before your visit
Yasuragi is more than just a spa. It is a place for relaxation rooted in Japanese bathhouse culture. The Japanese bath at Yasuragi is a place of stillness and reflection. It is important to respect other guests by speaking softly and following our onsen etiquette. Our warm outdoor pools are a place for silent bathing, where only the sound of water and nature can be heard.
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What is the age limit at Yasuragi?
We have an age limit of 16 when accompanied by a guardian, otherwise 18. The age limit is 13 during the following periods: 28 October – 3 November, 25 December – 6 January (excluding New Year’s Eve), and the winter break 24 February – 2 March.
During summer, we offer our family concept Yasuragi Kids, when guests of all ages are welcome.
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What are the opening hours for the Japanese bath?
The Japanese bath is open daily from 8:00 AM to 10:30 PM.
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Do I have to use your swimwear, or can I bring my own?
While in our Japanese bath, we ask that you wear the swimwear provided at check-in. This is to help create a harmonious environment with minimal distractions. For the same reason, all our guests wear a yukata (the traditional Japanese cotton robe) during their stay. We kindly ask that you respect this.
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Can I come just to swim?
If you just want to swim, you can buy a bath card with 10 visits to the bath.
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How does the bathing ritual work?
Cleanse in silence. Here’s how it works: You’ll receive one bath towel and two small washcloths for cleansing. Inside the washing area, you’ll find stools and buckets in front of taps. You wash yourself naked. Place one of the small towels on the stool and take a seat. Fill the bucket and pour water over yourself—again and again and again.
As you begin to unwind, slowly start the cleansing ritual. Wet the washcloth, apply soap (everything is provided—soap, shampoo, conditioner, and lotion), and wash your entire body thoroughly. It is important that your body is completely clean before entering the bath.
Then rinse off by using the bucket again in the same way as before. When you’re finished, show respect for the next guest by placing the bucket back on the stool.
Now it’s time for the soul—sink into the warm spring waters. In the washing rooms, you’ll also find hot baths and a dry sauna, and for those who prefer, this is a space where you may remain nude.
Afterwards, put on your swimwear and step into the main bathhouse. Here, you’re free to explore our new experiences such as the carbonated bath, sleep sauna, and much more. You’ll find information about all our experiences and daily activities on our digital screens.
Remember to drink plenty of water, as the environment is warm. In keeping with Japanese tradition, we kindly ask that you switch off your mobile phone while in the Japanese bath and the Dojo.
Japanese baths - More than just a spa
A bath with ancient roots
Yasuragi is the place to breathe out. The Japanese word Yasuragi can be described as the peaceful exhale you make when you sink down into a hot spring and let go for a while, a breath of the soul.
Yasuragi, breathe out
Yasuragi is not a spa. It is a Japanese bath based on ancient bathing traditions. Washing and bathing according to the ancient Japanese tradition is an excellent way to unwind and let go of everyday life. That is why you should start your visit to Yasuragi by washing yourself. Even today, the Japanese use this ancient meditative tradition to relax. Our wish is for you to feel that you go home with renewed strength and energy.
Since ancient times, cleanliness has been an important part of the Japanese daily life. Cleanliness originally comes from Shintoism and Buddhism. According to Buddhism, one should appear before Buddha clean in body. But it's not just about cleansing the body, but also the soul. Through washing, the body becomes clean. It is said that the soul is purified in the hot spring.
Yukatan, a garment with ancient roots
Yukatan, the Japanese cotton robe, is your garment for your entire stay, even during meals, so remember to keep it dry. When changing into yukata, you leave a part of your identity behind for a moment and are allowed to just be. Remember to leave valuables in lockers or in the room. You return yukata and slippers upon departure, but you can keep swimwear.
Wash in silence
Here's how: You will receive 1 large towel and 2 small washcloths for washing.
Once inside the washing area, you will find stools and buckets in front of faucets. You wash yourself naked. Place one of the small towels on the stool, sit down. Fill the bucket and pour water over yourself again and again. When you start to feel more relaxed, slowly start washing. Wet the washcloth and put soap on it (everything you need is provided; soap, shampoo, conditioner, and lotion) and wash yourself. It is important for the whole body to be clean before entering the bath. Then rinse off using the bucket in the same way as before.
When you are done washing, show respect for the guests who come after you by placing the bucket neatly on the stool again. Now it's your soul's turn, and you can sink into the hot springs. In the washing area, you will find hot springs and dry saunas, and here is the opportunity for those who wish to be naked. Afterwards, put on your swimwear and head out to the bathhouse. Here, you can explore our new experiences such as carbonated baths and sleeping saunas, and much more. More information about our new experiences and activities can be found on our digital screens. Remember to drink plenty of water, as we have a warm environment. According to Japanese tradition, mobile phones are not allowed anywhere in the Japanese bath, lounges, or dojo.
Choose your bath time & quiet zones
If you choose to stay overnight with us, we kindly ask you to choose a bathing time in the afternoon/evening on the day of your arrival. If you wish to check in at 3:00 PM and check out at 11:00 AM, you can choose a bathing time from 3:00 PM to 5:30 PM or 5:30 PM to 8:00 PM.
If you prefer to check in at 4:00 PM and stay until 12:00 PM, your bathing time is from 5:30 PM to 8:00 PM.
Free Bathing Time
During late evening from 8:00 PM to 10:30 PM, and on the day of departure from 8:00 AM until your check-out, no booking of bathing time is required. For day packages and if you have booked accommodation in one of our Ryokan, you have access to the baths throughout your stay.
Silent Areas
Welcome to enjoy a little extra of the silent zones in the Japanese bath. Here is a time to breathe deeply and just be with yourself for a moment.
- The Cave Bath
- Sleeping Sauna
- Carbonated Bath
- Silent Lounge with rocking chairs - a room furnished with sound-insulating materials to truly create a quiet environment.
The outdoor hot springs have silent half-hour periods where all you hear is the water, the sounds of nature, and your breath.
Meetings & Groups
Individual Bookings
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