Baden in Reykjavik

Cool local spot, less touristy than others. Water temp is perfect. Staff are friendly. Showers are clean. Gets crowded around lunch.

Great place to warm up after freezing outside. Came solo, relaxed for an hour. Showers are clean, staff helpful. Lockers a bit fiddly.

My sister and I went for her bday and wow, best decision. They gave us extra towels and even a little treat when they found out it was her special day. Pools were warm and not crowded. Loved the relaxation room with the fire, sooo cozy.

Got there early on a Tuesday so barely anyone around. The quiet was unreal. I floated in the warmest pool with just the sound of the wind. Staff let me know I could stay as long as I wanted, which is rare these days. They even offered me herbal tea in the relaxation room. Will go again!

Went with my girlfriend at sunset, and it started SNOWING, which was wild. Floating in the warm water while snowflakes hit your face = pure magic. Not too crowded either, maybe because it was a Tuesday night? Bring a hat for the walk in/out, trust me.

Honestly didn't expect to love it as much as I did. Not as flashy as some other spas but feels more local/authentic. Had a beer in the pool, chatted with some other travelers. Stayed till it got dark and the stars came out. Dreamy.

Perfect spot to unwind after sightseeing. Private showers were clean and roomy. The infinity edge has a stunning view. Ritual is a must-try. Would recommend to anyone visiting Reykjavik.

Treated myself after a week of hiking and it was pure heaven. The mist cave is unreal, and the staff guide you thru each step. It’s organized but not too strict. Didn’t try the food but drinks at the bar were tasty (try the local berry spritz thing). Didn’t even care that my hair got frizzy. 10/10 chill day.