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We love saunas when we go on vacation. This one was clean, a very small sauna, with a nice pool. It wasn't crowded; we arrived at 6 pm and left at 9 pm. During the week, it's a bit lively, but nothing more. No big deal, though. With a temperature of 36 degrees Celsius on a Wednesday, anything was welcome to cool off, and the bartender even recommended a nice little restaurant nearby. Thanks to him!

The service I received last night was terrible. I usually have four whiskeys, but last night the guy who was there only served me one, and he did it rudely. It was obvious Emilio wasn't there. What a shame.

If you're looking for a clean, fun sauna with a good number of people and no smoking, DON'T GO TO THIS ONE. People are smoking and the manager literally doesn't care. The pool has no water flow... I certainly won't be back.

Simply not going back is enough. Saturday afternoon, it's deserted, and the few people there are very elderly. It's too bright, people smoke, and no one says anything. Shameful.

The sauna was awful; it was unbearable to be inside because of the smell and dampness. The pool is always dirty and cold, which is quite unpleasant. Furthermore, they've changed the Saturday hours from 6 a.m. to 2 a.m. and, on top of that, they've raised the price of the sauna without any improvement in conditions. Some of the cabins are disgusting (which is understandable given how things are done there), but they could at least implement a cleaning schedule. Honestly, it leaves much to be desired. The only positive aspect is that the staff are polite and friendly.

It seems they are not very inclusive of trans boys, as they do not allow them into their establishment.

I was there a few months ago and it was a really good atmosphere, everything was fine and the facilities were adequate. I'll be back.

The pool is very spacious and comfortable. And the atmosphere is great.

I was really curious to check it out during my limited time in Zaragoza. I showed up at 3:40 PM on a Sunday and it was completely closed with no signage or anything even though the listing says it opens at 3:30 PM and they didn’t answer the phone either. It’s kind of strange to open that late on a Sunday already and then not following their own schedule. Very disappointed.

I really like the saunas in Zaragoza. The owners are very friendly. I have a great time at the sauna in Barcelona. Thank you.

This sauna is a disgrace. We've told them a thousand times that people are smoking and we have to leave the premises because of the smoke and tobacco smell; we're allergic. The guy at the entrance doesn't even flinch, so we're reporting it to the local police in Zaragoza.

It's a good place; the clientele is usually older men.

The two times I've been, I've liked it a lot, I'd like to go back, it's spacious, I like everything.

The sauna was spotless and clearly recently renovated. The pool in the center of the complex was lovely, and the cabins and relaxation area were very inviting (although there were cigarette butts on the floor). The sauna areas were adequate, but the Turkish bench was perhaps a bit too dark. The staff was very attentive and friendly, and the shower area was great, although they are hand-cranked, which I find dangerous; a push-button system would be safer. I will definitely return when I visit the city again.

Having visited both the Nordik sauna in Zaragoza and the Olimpic sauna in Valencia, I found advantages and disadvantages in each. To avoid writing a long, detailed explanation, I hope it helps anyone who might be undecided about which one to choose. Everyone will obviously have their own preferences: Reception: Nordik: Friendly staff. They give you a key (there's only one locker) and a small bag with a condom and lubricant (summer 2025). Olimpic: Friendly staff. They give you two keys for the lockers (one upper locker for personal items and one lower locker for clothes) and flip-flops in your size; you have to ask for condoms and lubricant (2025). Lockers: Nordik: At street level. In good condition and spacious; they have a towel and a waist wrap (you can ask to exchange it for a towel) and flip-flops (you can ask for a different size). Olimpic: On the ground floor. In good condition and spacious; two towels. Showers: Nordik: many, with soap dispensers and two taps to regulate the temperature. Olimpic: few, with soap dispensers and a single push button for the water (there are hot and cold showers), which only lasts a few seconds. Maze: Nordik: none. Olimpic: fun, but excessively dark. It has two rooms with screens and adult films playing continuously. Hard seats. Sauna area: Nordik: somewhat small, one access door. No darkroom. Olimpic: much larger, with 2-3 darkrooms and fresh water fountains. Two access doors (if you manage to leave them open for a while, you'll enjoy a much better experience after a couple of minutes), but people usually close them. Jacuzzi area: Nordik: rectangular pool with warm water. A couple or three hot water jets and a couple of hydromassage jets. Olympic: Two round pools connected by a corridor, with numerous hydromassage jets, but none with noticeably warm water. In summer, the temperature of both pools is less hot than in autumn or winter. Dry Heat Area: Nordik: One room with moderate heat, and an adjoining room without direct heat. Olimpic: Two rooms, one warmer and one cooler. Cabins: Nordik: Many, I'd say about 15. Well-lit, with a very comfortable mattress, a cylindrical cushion, and a small table with a ceramic saucer. Olimpic: Not as many as in the Nordik; same size (perhaps less lighting), a thinner and less comfortable mattress, and no headrest or small table. Bar Area: Nordik: Next to the pool, very pleasant in terms of comfortable seating, lighting, mirrors, and decor. Olimpic: In the upper area, near the cabins and the dry heat area. Comfortable seats, but the atmosphere is less bright and vibrant than at the Nordik. Here there are two screens showing adult films, and another with a variety of music. Conclusion: In my opinion, the Nordik sauna is better than the Olimpic in terms of lighting and the comfort of the cabins (very important, at least for me), as well as the ambiance and quality of the showers. However, it falls short in terms of being much smaller, and the temperature change when leaving the pool, sauna, or dry heat room. If you're sensitive to temperature changes like me, it will really put you off, but if you enjoy that sensation, you'll have a blast.

I was there today and the sauna is really good. There's only one guy working there, but he's super friendly and keeps an eye on the entrance and makes sure everyone at the bar has everything they need. There was a great atmosphere with people of all ages.

The best thing about it is the showers; they offer great views and are not deceptive.

A Regrettable and Disappointing Experience at Sauna Nordik Zaragoza Yesterday, my partner and I went to Sauna Nordik, and what should have been a peaceful afternoon ended up being an unpleasant and worrying experience. An older man, without any certainty or proof, began harassing and stalking my partner with the absurd accusation that she was recording with her phone, something completely false. However, that wasn't the worst of it. Shortly after, this same individual went to the bar to report my partner smoking a cigarette, something that, although not allowed, is clearly tolerated there, as we've seen it many times without anyone saying anything at all. Why, then, was he the only one pointed out? What kind of criteria is applied here? Does it depend on who snitches first? The establishment claims that "they can't control who smokes or not," which is a poor and contradictory excuse. If such control really existed, it would be applied consistently, not waiting for someone to act as if they were under a regime of denunciation before taking action. If the only form of management is for clients to monitor each other, they are doing something seriously wrong. Furthermore, the entrance fee has risen to €18, even more expensive than some saunas in Madrid, which offer better facilities, atmosphere, and maintenance. Here, however, everything remains the same: damp lockers, neglected spaces, no visible improvements or new features. What is the reason for this price increase, then? Sauna Nordik urgently needs to review its internal policies, its way of treating clients, and the consistency of its management. We will not return, and we cannot recommend this place while it continues to operate with these kinds of arbitrary practices and such an unpleasant atmosphere.

Beautiful, clean, and very friendly staff. We went on a day when there weren't many people, but there was a very diverse and fun crowd. We stayed for hours.

Nice place, very interesting agent, standard facilities, although the opening hours have been reduced which I don't understand. €16 with the current opening hours? They should review the entrance fee. No more places like this in Zaragoza! €16 seems quite expensive. Otherwise, the staff are super friendly and helpful, at least to me.