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Spas with steam room

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  • Miami, Florida

    mySpa at InterContinental Miami is a hotel spa in Downtown Miami offering a sauna, steam room, pools and a cold plunge, open to hotel guests only.

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  • Tyrol, Bavaria

    Hotel spa in Kreuth-Reitrain near Tegernsee with a 3,000 sqm onsen-style bathing area, hot and cold pools, saltwater pools and sauna, open on a day-pass basis.

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  • Spa On Fifth

    Hotel Spa

    Naples, Florida

    A hotel spa inside the Inn on Fifth in downtown Naples, open daily for massages, facials, nail services, sauna, steam room and lounge access.

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  • Las Vegas, Nevada

    Adults-only hotel spa inside Harrah's Las Vegas with steam room, sauna, hot tub and fitness center, open daily with set hours for guests.

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  • Miami, Florida

    A large hotel wellness resort on North Beach with a European-style hydrotherapy circuit, cryotherapy, acupuncture and an oceanfront fitness center.

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  • Los Angeles, California

    A hotel-only spa at the Sunset Marquis in West Hollywood, with sauna, steam room and pool access for couples staying on-site.

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  • Farmhouse Inn

    Hotel Spa

    Calistoga, California

    A 25-room Sonoma hotel in Forestville with a spa barn offering sauna, steam and pools, mainly for overnight guests.

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  • San Diego, California

    A hotel spa on Mission Bay in San Diego with sauna, steam room, cold plunge and thermal pools, open only to resort guests.

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  • Chiang Mai, Northern Thailand

    A hotel spa inside the Four Seasons Resort Chiang Mai in Mae Rim, with sauna, steam room, cold plunge and thermal pools set among rice paddies, open to resort

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  • Orlando, Florida

    Resort spa at a lakefront Orlando timeshare property near Universal, with sauna and steam room access included in treatments.

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  • Taos, New Mexico

    A moderate-priced day spa at Taos Ski Valley with a heated pool, hot tubs, steam rooms and a day pass open to non-hotel guests.

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