Sauna Centar

A good place to chill out

My experience at this sauna center was disappointing. The space is extremely small and cold, with no heating in the hallways where you are forced to walk barefoot on the tiles. In fact, slippers are completely prohibited and you can neither buy nor bring your own, leaving you with no alternative. The receptionist was rude, while the lack of basic amenities such as a bar, jacuzzi or hydromassage makes the price of 25 euros, including the towel charge, completely unjustified. I would not recommend it to anyone.

This place is relatively small and literally there’s no place to sit except sauna. There were also very few people on a Saturday night, mostly older guys…

Small sauna, big enough though. Clean. Good that such place exists in Zagreb.

The smallest and the most expensive sauna in Europe likely .25 eu for one dry sauna and a dozen of cabins. Speechless.

A HOLE! Tiny sauna (built in a basement), deserted, not at all welcoming, and THE MOST EXPENSIVE SAUNA IN EUROPE! 25 euros!!!! You even pay for the air you breathe! You pay for the entrance, you pay for the towel, you pay for the slippers! No service. No people! No Turkish bath (steam room).

The sauna is quite small and, overall, a bit pricey at €25 entrance. It's open from 6 PM to 10 PM. There's an activity room with small TVs showing movies to keep you entertained. Then there's a cruising area with cabins for relaxation or privacy. The reception was friendly and welcoming. The sauna and all facilities are very clean and well-maintained; hygiene is top-notch! Therefore, 4 stars 🌟. Unfortunately, there's nothing like it in Zagreb. Sometimes you have to be content with something small and nice, even if it's a bit pricey! ^^ It's great that it exists! So keep up the good work! Thank you for the lovely stay!