Topp-Tipps: Sauna & Wellness in Frankfurt & Rhein-Main

On arrival at the Seehotel Niedernberg, about 30 minutes by car from Frankfurt, you automatically switch into relaxation mode. The enchanting village on the lake offers you numerous wellness facilities. In addition to the log cabin sauna, Finnish sauna or bio sauna, there is also a water world with a year-round heated outdoor pool and whirlpool, as well as the quiet living room with many cosy corners for individual relaxation. In summer, the sandy beach and the beach club on the island provide a relaxed holiday feeling. The versatile offer is completed by facial treatments, Ayurveda massages, body wraps and various body rituals. All this and more makes the Dayspa at Seehotel Niedernberg the perfect place for a holiday in between!

A true paradise for all sauna friends awaits you in Mainaschaff. Here, an entire village directly on the picturesque Mainparksee invites you to relax. 14 saunas, quiet zones, lots of fresh air and delicious food in the bistro make a visit to the sauna garden a wellness experience of a special kind. Lovers of the unique sauna experience will be delighted with the lakeside sauna on stilts in the Mainparksee lake with windows in the bode through which you can watch fish and sometimes even turtles, and the opportunity to cool off directly in the lake. But also the panoramic whirlpool, the new ice fountain, the hay bath or the wellness offer in the quiet lounge guarantee that you will experience pure relaxation in a wonderful ambience in the sauna garden Mainaschaff.

The sauna in Erzhausen lets you relax with various infusion aromas, offers you a sea-fresh health experience with the brine steam bath or a Finnish log cabin sauna on the large outdoor area. But the wellness resort and spa has much more to offer. A wide range of massages can be booked, from aromatic oil massages to hamam, foot reflexology therapies and lymphatic drainage. And exquisite beauty treatments ensure that you can really let yourself be pampered here from head to toe.

The Kaiser-Wilhelms-Bad, built in 1890 in the listed spa gardens of Bad Homburg, was once called Fürstenbad. Where once the nobility found relaxation, today you can enjoy great bathing traditions. Behind the historic walls is the Kur-Royal Day Spa - a wellness oasis in a Mediterranean ambience with steam and vapour baths. In addition to a good range of massages and packs, the Kur-Royal world of pampering offers numerous opportunities to escape the stresses of everyday life. The hay steam bath, the Bad Homburg brine park, the herbal steam bath or the sauna of the senses offer truly royal relaxation.

The popular Titus Therme also offers sauna lovers a truly extensive range of facilities that aims to transport visitors back to the time of the ancient Romans. The differently tempered saunas therefore also bear names such as Maximus Bath (65°C), Julius Caesar Sauna (80°C) or Secundus Sanarium (60°C). To cool off, there are plunge pools and various showers. Visitors can also unwind with a variety of massages, hammams and various treatments.

A wide range of sauna and wellness offers awaits you on about 2,500 square metres. In addition to the various swimming pools, there are five different saunas in the delimited sauna area, from the bio sauna to a steam bath to the salt aroma sauna or the old wood kelo sauna. Experience showers, a relaxation room, Kneipp tread pools or a whirlpool also ensure that you can really relax here. Feel-good time is also offered by the massages of experienced physiotherapists, which can be booked here.

For relaxing wellness, it's also always worth looking beyond the city limits. A good example of this is the Rhein-Main-Therme in Hofheim. Here, the spacious sauna and wellness area with sauna garden and quiet oases offer you pure wellness. Finnish saunas, the gentle bio-sanarium or an earth sauna offer versatile sauna enjoyment. Additional relaxation is offered by the cold water and brine pools, a Roman steam bath or refreshing eucalyptus inhalation. A special highlight: every 1st and 3rd Saturday of the month, the midnight sauna is offered here until 2 a.m.

The Panoramabad in Bornheim is a popular meeting place for small and large water rats. But also sauna fans come here at their expense. You can relax in a 95°C sauna as well as in an 85°C infusion sauna, a 65°C organic sweat room, a 45°C steam room or a 90°C log cabin sauna. The beautiful outdoor terrace, various relaxation zones and massage offers also make the panorama bath a small but fine wellness oasis.

The sauna paradise monte mare in Obertshausen is the perfect place for a little holiday in between! No wonder actually, the entire sauna and wellness area is designed so that colors and motifs create a relaxed African atmosphere. Visitors quickly feel at home here. Both indoors and outdoors, various saunas, from the steam bath to a low-temperature sauna to the "Danakil" sauna with over 100° C, provide pure sauna pleasure. In addition, there is a solarium, a cold plunge pool and Kneipp walk, rest areas, as well as the sauna restaurant bon gusto. Also other wellness offers such as Ayurveda, Hamam, steam bath ceremonies or classic massages you can enjoy in the monte mare Obertshausen.

The Wellness Oasis at Messe offers a spacious sauna area with 8 different saunas. From a 45° sauna to the classic 95° infusion sauna, there is something there for everyone. Highlights are undoubtedly the salt crystal sauna lined with Himalayan salt, the hay-herb sauna and a eucalyptus sauna. Your respiratory system will thank you! In addition to the saunas, the 500 sqm rooftop terrace with skyline views, the 20 m indoor pool, an outdoor relaxation pool, relaxation rooms, an Asian garden and a ZEN garden offer pure relaxation!