Budget-Friendly Saunas in Lisbon Under €30
Last updated: February 13, 2026
A sauna session in London costs £35–50. In Amsterdam, you're looking at €30–40 before you've even added a towel. In Lisbon? You can get a full spa circuit — sauna, steam room, jacuzzi, and pool — for €25. And if you just want a straightforward Finnish sauna, it's as little as €15.
Here are seven saunas in Lisbon where you can sweat it out for €30 or less, ranked from cheapest to most expensive. Some of them are among the best in the city at any price.
Vidnova — €15
The most affordable sauna in Lisbon, and it's not even close. Vidnova offers a Finnish sauna alongside massage and recovery treatments near Avenida da Liberdade. At €15 per session — roughly the cost of a couple of imperial beers in Bairro Alto — it's accessible enough for daily use.
- Type: Finnish sauna
- Location: Avenida da Liberdade (Central)
- Hours: 10:00–20:00 daily
- What's included: Finnish sauna access, wellness treatments available
- Best for: Budget-conscious locals and visitors who want a simple, consistent sauna session without extras
- Why it stands out: Nothing in Lisbon comes close on price. If you're building a regular sauna habit, this is the venue that makes it financially sustainable.
Core Collective — €25
Visit website →Core Collective's Fire & Ice concept pairs infrared sauna with whole-body cryotherapy — you go from deep infrared warmth to sub-zero cryotherapy temperatures in the same session. They also run hot pilates and fitness classes, so you can build a full recovery morning around a single visit.
- Type: Infrared sauna + cryotherapy
- Location: Marquês de Pombal (Central)
- Hours: Mon–Fri 07:30–19:30, Sat–Sun 09:30–12:30
- What's included: Infrared sauna, cryotherapy access
- Best for: Athletes and fitness enthusiasts looking for a modern recovery protocol
- Why it stands out: The only venue in Lisbon pairing infrared sauna with cryotherapy at this price point. The early morning weekday hours (from 07:30) make it ideal for a pre-work session.
BluSpa Jupiter Lisboa — €25
Visit website →This is the best bang-for-your-buck spa in Lisbon. For €25, you get a full water circuit: Finnish sauna, steam bath, jacuzzi, heated indoor pool, and relaxation rooms. The marine-inspired design is sleek and modern — it looks and feels like a €50 experience.
- Type: Finnish sauna + steam bath
- Location: Saldanha (Central)
- Hours: 10:00–20:00 daily
- What's included: Full water circuit — sauna, steam, jacuzzi, pool, relaxation rooms
- Best for: Anyone wanting a complete, premium-feeling spa experience on a budget
- Why it stands out: No other venue in Lisbon gives you this many facilities for €25. If you want to try both Finnish sauna and steam in one visit, this is the place.
El Spa at Meliá Lisboa — €25
Visit website →A full-circuit hotel spa near the airport that includes Finnish sauna, Turkish bath, indoor and outdoor pools, hydromassage, and access to a 24-hour gym. The long opening hours (until 22:00 on weekdays) are unmatched — most Lisbon spas close by 20:00.
- Type: Finnish sauna + steam (Turkish bath)
- Location: Near Lisbon Airport
- Hours: Mon–Fri 07:00–22:00, Sat–Sun 08:00–22:00
- What's included: Complete spa circuit plus gym access
- Best for: Travelers with layovers, early risers, and anyone who wants maximum flexibility on timing
- Why it stands out: The opening hours alone set it apart. Arriving on a late flight? This is the only spa in Lisbon where you can still get a session in. The gym access is a useful bonus.
The Hot Cold Club — €28
Visit website →Lisbon's dedicated contrast therapy venue and community hub. Two 88°C Finnish saunas, four ice baths at varying temperatures, a café, and a sun terrace in Príncipe Real. The Hot Cold Club has become the gathering spot for Lisbon's sauna-obsessed regulars — it has a social energy that hotel spas can't match.
- Type: Finnish sauna + ice baths
- Location: Príncipe Real (Central)
- Hours: 08:30–17:30 daily
- What's included: Finnish saunas, ice baths, café access, terrace
- Best for: Contrast therapy enthusiasts and anyone who likes a social sauna experience with a community feel
- Why it stands out: The only dedicated hot-cold facility in Lisbon. If contrast therapy is your thing, this is non-negotiable — and at €28, it's affordable enough to visit regularly.
The Reformer Lab — €30
Visit website →A premium pilates studio in Amoreiras that offers standalone infrared sauna sessions. The infrared heat is gentler than a Finnish sauna (around 50–60°C), making it a good option if you find traditional saunas too intense. LED rejuvenation therapy is available as an add-on.
- Type: Infrared sauna
- Location: Amoreiras (Central)
- Hours: Mon–Fri 07:15–21:00, Sat–Sun 08:30–19:00
- What's included: Infrared sauna, LED therapy, showers, coffee bar
- Best for: Pilates fans who want to add sauna to their routine, and anyone who prefers a lower-temperature experience
- Why it stands out: The only infrared sauna in this price range that comes with a full studio atmosphere — think premium finishes, good coffee, and a curated wellness vibe.
Real Spa at Grande Real Villa Itália — €30
Visit website →Technically in Cascais (a 30-minute train ride from Cais do Sodré), but absolutely worth the trip. This 1,000 m² thalassotherapy spa has a Finnish sauna, Turkish bath, and a full thalassotherapy circuit using heated seawater — all with ocean views. Cascais itself is a gorgeous coastal town with beaches, seafood restaurants, and a laid-back atmosphere.
- Type: Finnish sauna + steam (Turkish bath)
- Location: Cascais (30 min from Lisbon by train)
- Hours: 09:00–19:00 daily
- What's included: Sauna, Turkish bath, thalassotherapy circuit, gym, relaxation areas
- Best for: Day-trippers who want to combine a beach town visit with a spa day
- Why it stands out: The seaside setting and thalassotherapy circuit are unique in this price range. The train ride along the coast is scenic, and Cascais is worth exploring regardless.
How to Spend Even Less
- Go on weekday mornings — some venues offer off-peak pricing, and even those that don't are far quieter. You'll have more space and a more relaxed experience.
- Ask about monthly memberships — if you're in Lisbon for a month or more, most venues offer passes that bring the per-session cost down significantly. At The Hot Cold Club, for example, a membership makes regular visits very affordable.
- Look for package deals — hotel spas sometimes bundle sauna access with a massage at a lower combined rate than booking each separately.
- Consider the Iberostar for €40 — technically above our €30 cutoff, but the Iberostar's package includes a Turkish bath, pool, 30-minute massage, three-course dinner, and parking. That's extraordinary value if you want a full afternoon and evening out.
- BluSpa and El Spa offer the most for the money — full water circuits at €25 each. If you can only visit one budget sauna in Lisbon, pick one of these two.
Looking for a more comprehensive overview? Read the complete guide to all saunas in Lisbon, compare sauna types, or explore contrast therapy venues.