Hotels with spa in Yekaterinburg
In Yekaterinburg, combine sightseeing with spa time, or head out of town to unwind among the pines. Choose between a sauna for the evening and a hotel with a pool and treatments.
Unwind in a Sauna After Sightseeing
Both places offer a sauna for unwinding after exploring Yekaterinburg, but the accommodation styles differ. Vizavi has an indoor pool and a restaurant, making it convenient for an evening at the hotel. Vokrug Sveta Boutique Hostel suits guests who prefer to cook in a shared kitchen and are comfortable using a shared bathroom.
From City Walks to Spa Time
These Yekaterinburg hotels let you combine sightseeing with time at the spa. Oktyabrskaya, near the Dendrological Park, has a hammam and sauna, while Tessa, away from busy roads, offers an indoor pool and Finnish sauna. At Grand Hall, access to the spa with its indoor pool and sauna is free for hotel guests—a handy choice if you’d rather not pay extra to unwind.
Spa Relaxation After Your Journey
At Ramada Yekaterinburg, beside a lake, you can unwind in an indoor pool or an outdoor thermal pool. Aist has a Finnish sauna, hammam and pool; spa access costs extra and requires advance booking. For a road-trip stop, Gostinitsa Kemping by the Chelyabinsk highway offers a sauna, pool, parking and a 24-hour dumpling café.
From Saunas to Spa Complexes
After exploring Yekaterinburg, relax by the pool or head to the sauna. Izumrud-Hotel has a spa complex with an indoor pool and hammam, while Sibir offers Finnish and Russian saunas and a pool with artificial waves. For those who want to balance an active day with relaxation, ABC Hotel has sports courts, a sauna and massages.
A Spa Escape Among the Pines
These two hotels offer a break from the city with time for the spa. Greenwald by USTA Hotels, among pines on the shores of the Verkh-Sysert Reservoir, has a hammam, sauna and heated outdoor pool. Amaks EcoPark Yekaterinburg offers a 20-metre indoor pool with pine forest views, a sauna, massages and body wraps.
What to consider when choosing
Renomme is a good choice for exploring Vaynera Street: it is a five-minute walk away, and the hotel has a Finnish sauna and steam room. Hyatt Regency is a few minutes’ walk from the Yeltsin Center and offers a hammam, sauna and indoor pool with panoramic city views.
In the city, it is easy to alternate sightseeing with spa time: at Grand Hall, for example, access to the spa with its indoor pool and sauna is free for hotel guests. For a countryside stay among the pines, Greenwald by USTA Hotels has a heated outdoor pool, while Amaks EcoPark Yekaterinburg offers a 20-metre indoor pool with forest views.
Look beyond the spa to what children can do: Renomme, for example, has a playground in its courtyard. Before booking, check age restrictions and children’s access hours for pools and saunas, along with any entry fees: at Aist, spa access costs extra and requires advance booking.