This is how a visit to Asia Spa works:

Upon arrival at Asia Spa, you’ll be warmly welcomed and given a brief introduction. You’ll be provided with a yukata (a traditional Japanese robe) and slippers. This is the dress code throughout the spa and should be worn over your swimwear as you move around our facilities.

If you’re staying at the hotel, we kindly ask you to change into your yukata and slippers in your room, with your swimwear underneath. Swimwear is required whenever you are bathing or using the shared areas of the spa.

At the spa reception, you’ll also be given a basket with a mug, a washcloth and a towel. Carry it with you as you explore the spa, making it easy to stay hydrated and dry off between each experience.

Below you can already read about what to experience at the spa, and how to get the most out of your stay.

A basket of Yukata and towel at Asia Spa

Japanese Ablution and changing

Begin your spa journey in the washing room. Take a seat on a wooden stool and fill a bucket with warm water. Gently pour the water over your body, then use your washcloth to cleanse yourself thoroughly with soap and water. Take your time and rinse away not only the soap, but also any tension, negativity and worries. The cleansing ritual is designed to purify the body, while the warm baths help restore the mind and soul.

The washing rooms are separate for women and men. We recommend completing the cleansing ritual without swimwear. Afterwards, put on your swimwear, yukata and slippers before continuing to the rest of the spa.

Room for rest & relaxation

After the cleansing ritual, we invite you to continue your spa journey in our relaxation areas. Discover Surya and our Orangery, where floor-to-ceiling windows fill the space with natural light, creating the perfect setting to unwind.

Furthermore, you will find Peacock House, which is a slightly quieter department with, among other things, light and dark therapy rooms.

Hanging swings at Asia Spa in Varberg

Peacock House – meditate in light or dark

Our light therapy room is decorated entirely in restful white. Here you can recharge your batteries in pleasant warmth. Enjoy the life-giving light, relax and listen to guided meditation.

The darkroom is a peaceful place for recovery. Here you can rest in warm water beds and listen to meditation or music

Dark room at Asia Spa in Varberg

Vitality pool and hot springs

Now it’s time to make your way to the warm pools. Immerse yourself in the soothing waters of the Japanese hot springs and feel the fresh air drifting in through the open panoramic windows. In the 30°C Vitality Pool, your entire body is treated to a gentle water massage. Move between the different massage stations and let the warm water ease tired, tense muscles.

Vitality pool at Asia Spa

Roof terrace with pool, sauna and cold bath

Through our glazed spa lounge you step out onto a terrace overlooking the sea and Varberg Fortress. Here you can enjoy a warm rooftop pool all year round, a sauna with panoramic views and a refreshing cold bath.

Outdoor pool and terrace at Asia Spa in Varberg

Sauna oasis

A visit to our sauna oasis is the perfect way to end your spa journey. Here, you can enjoy a variety of sauna experiences. The eucalyptus steam sauna surrounds you with soothing warmth, while the salt sauna envelops you in a gentle 45°C heat.

Between rounds, you can relax in the low-temperature sauna or take a refreshing dip in the cold tub.

Sauna oasis at Asia Spa in Varberg
Silence

good to keep in mind

  • Please avoid bringing valuables to the spa. There are a limited number of safes. For your own safety, do not wear jewelry while bathing.
  • Let the key words of stillness and harmony guide your stay. Speak in small letters and move slowly.
  • Alcohol and cell phones are not allowed in the spa area.
  • Remember to top up with water or tea to stay hydrated, as baths and saunas are dehydrating.
  • If you want to go to the gym or join our activities, please bring your training clothes. In the activities we are barefoot, but in the gym we use training shoes for indoor use.
  • At Asia Spa we have a 15-year age limit (except during the summer when children are welcome in the company of their parents).

Frequently asked questions and answers

Here we have collected the most frequently asked questions we receive about Asia Spa. If you can’t find what you are looking for, you are welcome to contact us by email: bokning@varbergsstadshotell.com or phone: +46 340 69 01 00

At Asia Spa we have a 15-year age limit with the exception of the summer weeks 23-33. Then children* under the age of 15 in the company of a parent are welcome between 8 am and 1 pm.

*Children should be past the nappy stage and be able to wear normal swimwear, not swim nappies.

Regular opening hours
Monday-Thursday 7am-9pm,
Friday 7am-8pm
Saturday-Sunday 8am-8pm

Summer opening hour
1–25 June: Daily, 8 am–8 pm
26 June–16 August: Daily, 8 am–10 pm

Subject to seasonal variations and public holidays.

At Asia Spa, there’s a total ban on photos and cell phones – all in keeping with Japanese tradition. A digital break and quiet zones create a respite from everyday life. Calm movements and low-key conversations contribute to the soothing atmosphere.

Bar Sora is open every day from 3 pm. There you’ll find light bites to eat and something delicious to drink.

When you arrive at Asia Spa, you will be given a yukata (Japanese bathrobe) and slippers. The yukata and slippers are the dress code at the spa and you will wear them when you move around our premises. Underneath the robe, you will wear swimwear or workout clothes depending on what you are going to do.
If you are a hotel guest, change into a yukata and slippers in your room and wear your swimwear underneath.

Ryggmassage på Asia Spa i Varberg

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