Wow! What a cool experience! I learned about SOHO Saunas from my friend, Lisa, who came on a dreary day in February or March. Her stories on IG looked so serene, so I wanted to try it out as well. So I gifted her a sauna day for her birthday in just a few days. I got there a little earlier, so I chatted with Shane, the owner about all things Japan/Japanese, the etiquette and ritual behind the saunas, and even the area where they filmed the first scene and duet of High School Musical (and yes, I totally love HS Musical )! As my friend arrived, Shane explained more about what to expect and the items needed and what they were for (a hat to protect the head and help you stay in the heat longer, and a mat to try and keep the sauna as clean as possible). Then we headed outside to the saunas and onsens tucked behind the trees on the deck. There is a shower to cleanse before entering the saunas and onsens (to maintain cleanliness for yourself and others as well as the whole space). Shampoo and body wash was provided, although I was prepared with my own. Towels and a wet bag were provided for the experience as well. A water filtration system was also in place to help you stay hydrated throughout the experience. There are two saunas currently, set at 160 and 190 degrees respectively. There are also two onsens on deck, set at 104-106 for the hot tub, and 59-65 degrees for the cold plunge experience (I'm so glad there was no ice, and there have been studies showing that women benefit more from the 60 degree plunge than colder plunges, but to each their own ). The water for the onsens is pumped in and constantly refilling to keep the water clean. The water used is the mineral water found in Midway, which has great health benefits. We tried all of it in our 2 hour session. We felt a little spoiled since we were the only two who signed up for this session, so it was like a private session (although they do offer those at a different package price). I wish I lived closer, as I would definitely take advantage of the memberships available. Thank you Shane, for bringing SOHO Saunas to Midway, and allowing us to experience and delve into Japanese culture. I loved ever second getting to relax, detox, be with my friend, and pamper myself with self-care. Arrigato! I'll definitely be back!!!!! And I can't wait to see all the improvements and additions you have planned and in store for us. read more

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We visited the sauna last night. Shane explained onsen to us and the different temperatures. It's very unique that the two saunas are different temperatures. I also liked the cold plunge being at 60 degrees. I do wish they had second warm tub. It was nighttime and so peaceful! Loved this experience and looking forward to coming back. read more

The Japanese owner of Soho Saunas is great, kind and enthusiastic about the two Saunas (one hot, and one hotter, 190), plus the mineral fed water to the hot tub barrell makes you feel wonderful for hours after. (Once in the cold plunge was enough for me). Emphasis is on relaxation and cleanliness. We brought our own towels, even tho Soho supplies place cloth sitting maps for inside the saunas. Another location is planned for Sundance Resort and the owner is working on opening a Japanese restaurant inside the building as well (the old x-cross country skiing building). I will be making regular stops at this great place ! See my pics from late April 2026. read more

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Awesome sauna. Great view, love the hot plunge mineral pool. Excited to see what else they add.

Shane was an incredible host for us in March 2026. Our group of three enjoyed the barrel sauna, mineral hot soak, and cold plunge for our two hour session. The location gave us great views of the mountains and allowed for a quiet, nature-filled experience. Thank you, Shane! read more

Soho Saunas - Barrel sauna was 170° with views of the 2002 Olympic cross-country ski course. - Saunas Near Me - Midway, Utah

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This was an amazing experience. We had such a good time relaxing and using the sauna and cold plunge.