Outdoor sauna set in a cosy countryside
Unwind ~ Reset ~ Reconnect
Outdoor sauna set in a cosy countryside
Unwind ~ Reset
~ Reconnect
Your tranquil escape in Maidencombe. Nestled in a quiet, serene location in the gardens of Orestone Manor.
Well Sauna offers a peaceful sanctuary where you can truly unwind and reconnect with nature.
Surrounded by lush greenery and sea view. The area invites you to explore its beauty with leisurely walks by the beach nearby, or simply relax within the sauna space, where you can enjoy the sounds and sights of nature in total stillness.
Whether you’re seeking rejuvenation after a seaside stroll or simply wish to soak in the tranquility,
Well Sauna provides the perfect environment for relaxation.
If you get hungry Orestone Manor will provide you with food and drinks before or after your sessions.
Step inside to experience the warmth of the sauna, breathe deeply, and let go of the noise of the world.
It’s more than just a sauna, it’s a place to slow down, recharge, find your balance and improve your health.
Welcome to Well Sauna, a family-run sanctuary where comfort, cleanliness, and care come first. Our mission is simple: to provide a relaxing and safe environment where every guest feels at home.
We take pride in maintaining clean, tidy surroundings, so you can unwind and enjoy your time with us. Whether it’s answering your questions, making sure you’re comfortable, or simply providing a peaceful space to relax, we’re always here for you. During your session, sink into our lounge chairs and enjoy the quiet...
So, you have booked your first countryside sauna session. You are probably feeling a mix of excitement and mild panic about voluntarily locking yourself in a very hot wooden box in the middle of nature.
Do not worry. Whether you are coming to escape your smartphone, soothe aching muscles, or just find out what the hype is about, you are in for a treat. Here is your step-by-step guide to exactly what happens when you visit us, and why your body is going to thank you for it. Step 1: The Arrival and the Deep Breath...
Traditional sauna customs meet peaceful natural surroundings.
Click below to reserve your spot and enjoy a complete reset.
To keep the space calm and respectful for everyone:
Sit on a towel inside the sauna
Please bring two towels with you. One to sit on and one to dry yourself with.
One ladle at a time
Ask others before adding water to the stones and pause between ladles. It takes time for the heat to have an effect and too much water kills the fire.
Be mindful of others' experiences
This is a community space. Please be mindful of your noise level within the sauna. Some saunas are quiet.
Shower before you plunge
Please rinse off your sweat! It helps keep the plunges fresh for everyone.
Swimsuits are required to be worn in all sessions
Please wear a swim suit in all sessions
We are a neutral body space
Please do not comment on people’s bodies or tattoos, even if you have positive intentions.
Essential oils guidance
No essential oils to be used in public sessions. Putting the wrong essential oils can affect the customers’ safety - we opt for local herbs in our sessions.
This is a sober space
Alcohol can be enjoyed after your sauna session only.
This is a phone-free zone
Please do not bring your phone inside the sauna. You are welcome to take pictures outside, but please ask for consent in advance.
Why? Here’s the lowdown:
Quality can’t be guaranteed and some oils can irritate others when heated. Too much of a good thing can be just that. Overuse can make the air overwhelming for some. Some people are allergic to certain essential oils and heat intensifies reactions. Fire risk - oils on hot sauna stones are a safety issue. That said, trained facilitators may use essential oils during specific guided rituals where the doses and quality are properly managed.What temperature are the saunas kept at?
We aim to keep the saunas between 80 degrees and 95 degrees - you can always ask your sauna host for any adjustments you need.How long should I stay in the sauna?
We recommend listening to your body and taking a break to cool down when you feel that you need it. It would be advisable to not stay in the sauna for longer than 20 minutes a time.How long shall I cool plunge for?
We recommend listening to your body and cooling down for as long as you need. You can also simply cool down outside or lay on the grass to cool down.