
Rejuvenate. Reset. Revive.
Finnish Sauna
Step into our Finnish sauna suite in the heart of Putney, London, designed to calm the mind, restore the body, and leave you feeling recharged. Whether you’re looking to unwind after a long day, recover from training, or simply enjoy some quiet time, our sauna provides the perfect escape.
The Sauna Experience
Our space has been thoughtfully created to give you complete comfort and privacy. Everything is set up to help you relax and fully immerse yourself in the restorative benefits of heat therapy.
Your recovery matters. That’s why at Putney Recovery Room, we make it simple and accessible, with session prices starting from £20 per person.
You’ll enjoy:
High-quality amenities
Recovery sessions limited to just 4 people
In-room shower and access to full changing facilities
MALIN+GOETZ skincare
Fresh towels
Bottled water
Your Sauna Session
Understanding how to use the sauna properly ensures you get the maximum health benefits while staying safe. Whether you’re a first-time user or a seasoned sauna regular, following these guidelines helps you recover effectively, relax deeply, and avoid overexposure.
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Temperature
Traditional Finnish-style, around 90 °C—ideal for circulation, detoxification, and relaxation.
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Recommended Duration
Beginners: 10 minutes, followed by a short break, then another 10 minutes.
Experienced users: up to 20 minutes per session.Always listen to your body and exit if you feel unwell.
Benefits of Sauna Therapy
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Regular sauna use can boost circulation, increase heart rate, and mimic some of the benefits of cardiovascular exercise. Long-term use has been linked to better overall heart health and longevity.
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Perfect for athletes and anyone with muscle tension or joint stiffness, sauna sessions ease soreness, improve mobility, and aid recovery after workouts.
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Sweating helps remove toxins and supports lymphatic flow. Heat therapy also encourages the body to lower inflammation and strengthen immune defences.
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Heat exposure increases blood flow to the brain, supporting clarity, relaxation, and long-term cognitive health. Many people also find saunas help reduce stress and improve sleep.
Add Contrast Therapy
Enhance your sauna session with a cold plunge!
Switching between heat and cold stimulates circulation, reduces inflammation, releases endorphins, and leaves you feeling energised and clear-headed.

“Sauna bathers reported fewer hypertension diagnoses, less pain, higher happiness and energy levels, more satisfying sleep, and better general and mental health.”
— Sauna bathing in northern Sweden: results from the MONICA study 2022
FAQs
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Just your swimwear. We provide fresh towels, bottled water, M‑GOETZ skincare, and there's a private in-room shower along with full changing facilities for your convenience.
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Beginner-friendly guidance suggests starting with 10–15 minutes in the sauna, followed by 1–3 minutes in the ice bath. If you feel comfortable, you can repeat the cycle during your session. Always listen to your body—if what you’re doing ever feels draining or uncomfortable, it’s time to stop.
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It’s a Finnish-style sauna, which typically means temperatures around 80–100 °C (176–212 °F). This setup is designed to open blood vessels, relax muscles, and elevate core temperature—though an exact number isn't specified
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You can book the space either individually or with friends, teammates, or training partners. However, group sizes are capped to ensure comfort and privacy.
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Absolutely. Both 30‑minute and 60‑minute sessions include built-in time for multiple heat/cold rounds and time to shower and change comfortably. Full changing areas and a private in-room shower are part of the experience.
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While most people benefit from contrast therapy, it’s not recommended for those with cardiovascular issues, high or unstable blood pressure, or certain other health conditions. If you’re pregnant or uncertain about your health status, please consult a healthcare professional before using the sauna or plunge.
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Yes — in fact, that’s the whole concept behind our sessions. Most guests start with the sauna to warm up, then transition to the ice bath for a cool-down. You’re also welcome to repeat the cycle throughout your session.
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Contrast therapy involves alternating between hot (sauna) and cold (ice bath) exposures. This method:
Stimulates circulation
Reduces inflammation
Supports muscle recovery
Delivers pain relief
Offers mental relaxation and resilience building