Sturebadet is a hidden gem in the heart of Stockholm! Very relaxing place to enjoy the spa and get a massage. Great little restaurant for a bite when relaxing - you can also get a membership like a gym! Instagram TOAST to the weekend, let's relax at the spaaaaaaa! Toast Skagen Sturebadet's Shrimp Salad Bao @Sturebadet Sturebadet is singular because there is no other place like this exclusive and historic spa in the heart of Stockholm Stockholm read more

Sturebadet - Spa - Beauty & Spas Near Me - Stockholm, Alberta

Wonderful Swedish spa experience! I took advantage of the well appointed exercise facilities then enjoyed the sauna and massage. Tourists should be aware of the Swedes relaxed approach to spas and clothing. Coed spa facilities require swimsuits, but unisex facilities and treatment rooms are typically towels or not. Follow everyone's lead and you'll have a great time. read more

I'm not sure why it is rated so poorly because my massage here was fantastic. I spent the day relaxing and trying their different pools. I then went down for my "spa day" treatment. I fell asleep during my massage. After, my masseuse led me to a aromatherapy room where I continued to nap for awhile before returning to the pool area to drink tea and much on an apple. The pool and fitness facilities do become crowded but the facility offers everything you could possibly need. It is strange that it's within a mall but it's all easy to find and I'd return again. read more

I was traveling throughout Europe and hadn't had moxy time to stop and relax, and sturebadet definitely checked that box. The price for a day pass may give you sticker shock at first, but it includes use of the Turkish bath, pool, sauna, jacuzzi, quiet aromatherapy room, and gym. I spent at least 2 1/2 hours here, and had a nice healthy breakfast at their restaurant. The look of the facility as well as the calm demeanor cannot be beat. read more

Sturebadet - Beauty & Spas Near Me - Stockholm, Alberta

A swanky gym+pool+spa inside a swanky shopping mall in the center of town. It's got plenty of amenities: a BEAUTIFUL pool that is the center of focus, all kinds of exercise equipments, steam room and sauna in the shower areas, a heated aroma therapy room with lounge chairs in the basement, a big jacuzzi hottub, two heated stone seats covered with mosaic tiles next to the pool, free tea and fresh fruits, a cafe that serves light fare--perfect for in between dips in the pool. The changing rooms are stocked with all high quality shampoo, conditioner, shower gel, lotion, and all sorts of hair products (they even have dry shampoo!). It's spread across multiple levels and requires a little bit of exploring to find all the rooms. The whole place is light filled with a three floor tall atrium/pool area. Other reviewers complained about noise. I thought it was totally fine. It's a gym, not just a spa. So expect people in exercise clothes dashing across the floors. There was more bustle around midday when I arrived. It was very quiet when I left around 3 pm. I came here for a 50 minute foot massage to sooth those tired soles that did too much walking. (The hard life of a tourist.) Had to book a couple of days in advance. They don't seem to have a lot of treatment rooms or massage therapists. So they seem to be in high demand. The service was very professional. My therapist was expertly trained. But the treatment was more on the soothing rub side than the muscle relief side. If I hadn't gotten a separate deep tissue massage the day before, I would have left a little dissatisfied. But it was great for what it was: five minute soak, gentle exfoliation and massage, paraffin (I think?) treatment, aroma therapy, and a very brief face/scalp/neck massage at the end. She gave me hot stones to hold in my hands, which I really liked. I feel asleep on the chair and left very relaxed. The total came to about 1200sek, which is about $150 usd at the current exchange rate. A bit steep. But it's still cheaper than the spa at the Grand Hotel. It sounds like there were more fancy spa-type things like different kinds of showers. Think of Sturebadet as a posh gym with a good spa and a beautiful pool, and your expectations will be happily met. read more

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I live in central California and have never experienced a place like this. Finding it was part of the fun..sort of a hidden palace in an underground shopping center, Sture Galleria. There were 3 levels we could access with the regular spa day entry fee. One level had a silent aroma relaxation room. Another had a "hydrotherapy" massage pool (fancy hot tub), gyms, a pool and lounge areas plus fruit and beverages. And the upstairs had gym equipment overlooking the pool, workout class rooms and a cafe that does a buffet of mainly salads for about $14. It was a good and convenient lunch. The lockerrooms (which were very nice and had everything you need) also had dry and humid saunas in both the mens and womens (located on different floors). My husband and I were there about 5 hours, each had a 50 minute full body massage and in total, spent approximately $300 total. It was worth it after a 10 mile hike the day before! read more

Sturebadet - Main pool - Beauty & Spas Near Me - Stockholm, Alberta

Sturebadet is first class all the way, it is an amazing spa and gym facility in a fabulous location in central Stockholm.

Though I didn't do much research before heading to Stockholm for the week, there were two main things that I wanted to get out of this trip: Swedish meatballs and a Swedish massage. Sturebadet definitely provided the latter, and so much more! The massages were a little more pricey than I'm used to - about $137 USD for a 50 minute session - but it also gets you access to the entire spa for the day, which in my opinion is well worth it. There's a sign for Sturebadet on the outside of the shopping complex, and the check in desk is on the ground floor across from a cute little bakery. Booking our treatments online was a breeze, as was the check in process. They provide fluffy bathrobes and slippers upon arrival. The terry cloth slippers were a bit awkward as they get quite soggy as you wander around the spa, but you could always request a fresh pair. The locker rooms themselves were super nice and well equipped, with really nice spa quality products, hair dryers and straighteners, and all the hair products you can imagine. The spa itself is huge - a quiet room downstairs with an aromatherapy chamber, a large pool with loungers on the main level, an awesome hydrotherapy massage pool, and a legit Turkish bath on the fourth floor. If you've never gone for a steam followed by a cold pool dip before, I highly recommend trying it! It's quite a shock to the body when you get in, but it's definitely invigorating! We didn't get a chance to use the fitness center or attend any of the classes just because of poor timing on our part, but the gym seemed well equipped. As for the massage, Therese was my therapist and she was great! I usually go for deep tissue massages that leave you sore for days, and the Swedish style is quite different, but super relaxing nonetheless. And the complementary fresh fruit and tea station was a nice touch. Sturebadet was the perfect way to spend half a day of our vacation. Though it was a little bit spendy for me, sometimes you just have to treat yourself! read more

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This wonderful oasis in the middle of Sturegallerian, is where I spent my winter birthday and it was fantastic. The warm, soothing atmosphere was a very welcome contrast to the bitter cold/snow outside. It's a really beautiful place, and the robes and slippers and lounge areas really make it hard to feel anything but relaxed. Only giving it 4 stars, because while the venue itself was 5-stars without doubt, the spa treatments themselves were quite lackluster for the price (3-star treatments). I had both a facial and a massage and while both were fine, neither were particularly soothing (there was loud, show-tuney music playing rather than soft soothing music), and since the rooms are located right by the pool, I could hear the people exercising in an aquatics class even over the loud music. I also thought the massage bed (laying on a towel on a hard table) was pretty crummy given how nice everything else was. But all in all it was a lovely day and I wish I could afford to spend every Sunday there! Next time, I'll just go for the spa/gym and skip the treatments. read more

Sturebadet - The beautiful atrium/pool - Beauty & Spas Near Me - Stockholm, Alberta

Sturebadet is one of the nicest gyms and spas in Stockholm. It's no Equinox or mega-sized lifestyle "health club" gym complex like you see in the in the US, but it's pretty upscale and nice. It's a fantastic relaxation resource for Stockholm. It has a bit of history to it too, and I like that! I really liked coming here! The area where the workout machines are is air-conditioned and nice--though, a little small for what your paying. You can choose from a wider array of memberships according to times of use, which I haven't really seen before. So, if you only go at night for instance, you can get your membership a little cheaper! You can also do the day "spa visit" which seems to be a bit more popular than a full out membership. There is a full schedule of nice classes that range from pilates and yoga to more active cardio, weight and dance style ones. Of course, you can also get a personal trainer (with a free consultation to start) as well, but that was a little on the pricey side. I really made use of the pool on the middle floor along with the smaller hot tub to the side of it. You can also relax and lounge in that area, grab water and some free fruit. You'll also notice a little health food cafe on the upper balcony. I haven't tried it out, but it looks ok. Downstairs, there is the spa area for services, a bathroom, sitting area and "relaxation room" (that I think is a bit of a waste of space--It's basically a room that's warm, but not hot. It also smells like lavender or something.) I sat in it for a minute or two and got bored. Mehhhh. On a better note, they have a full sauna and steam room in the shower section of the men's and women's locker rooms. In the showers they provide a nice brand of products that smell pretty good called Kerstin Florian. I also really liked that they have shower curtains in the women's locker room!!! That is huge plus for me. Privacy stalls in a gym bathroom are a bit of a rarity in Sweden for some reason. I'm a prude American and like my privacy... LOL! Some things are just no ones business and somethings are no business of mine. You know what I mean? Haha! In the women's room there's a makeup and hair station that carries a lot of styling tools and Bjorn Axen hair products. I was also excited to see a few privacy changing areas with curtains too! There was only a few real downsides to this place. I think it's a bit overpriced, firstly. I also thought that the layout was a little confusing. The service desk people weren't always that super helpful either. I also had to buy one of their robes to avoid renting one each visit (gotta have a robe!) They were pretty stingy on towels too! You had to rent any extras if you wanted more! WTF!? Aren't I paying enough for you not to nickel-and-dime me to death? Also, my beloved shower curtains and changing room curtains kept dwindling down until there was only one of each left! =( The fruit was also a bit over ripe and not replenished in the evenings. I also had a hard time with all the women who thought it was fun to stand around naked for hours on end in the locker room. They'd be putting on makeup and standing around staring at themselves in the little mirrors, clogging up all the hall areas! I felt like I was surrounded by exhibitionists all the time! LOL! Overall, nice place! I would have probably continued my membership for a longer period of time, but it wasn't worth the cost for me personally. I couldn't ever make it over there enough to justify it! Busy, busy, busy--Or, thats what I tell myself for not going to the gym enough, haha! I ended up signing up for a new smaller gym closer to my apartment. And, guess what!? It has a shower door. SOLD! We'll see how that turns out. ;) Tip: Just got the email about a summer membership for 2,595kr for people staying in the Stockholm area! read more

This place is incredible! My mom & I had the best afternoon here. We stayed for hours- swimming, napping, steaming, pampering ourselves. They thought of everything you need to relax. Robes, slippers, nice lockers, hot tea, sparkling water, fruit, beauty products, even a machine to dry your swimsuit. One of us had a massage and the other a pedicure and they were both so relaxing and enjoyable. It was the perfect way to spend our last day in Stockholm. read more

I spent a few hours here which was really nice. The pool and the area are great. The products are amazing.

much too overpriced, why do they sell combos for couples if, for example, saunas are in the male and female changing rooms? you have to go up and down on several floors to get changed and then go to the pool. in the relaxation room several people were playing with their phones, what's the point of being there if you're glued to the phone? not a nice experience over all, that's not a proper spa, just a pretty place. read more