Jūrmala SPA Hotel

Jūrmala SPA Hotel sits right on Jomas iela, the pedestrian spine of this Baltic seaside resort town. It's a hotel spa, not a stand-alone wellness center, so the pools, saunas and treatment rooms are built around overnight guests rather than walk-in visitors.

The wellness area is described by the hotel as a "Wellness Oasis," with six different saunas and three pools set at different temperatures, alongside a beauty salon for facials and body treatments. After a soak, the on-site restaurant Jūrmala serves meals with sea views, and there are bars for a drink before or after.

Access is limited to hotel guests — there's no day-pass option here, so this is a spa to pair with a stay rather than a quick drop-in visit. It suits couples looking for a combined hotel-and-spa break by the Baltic coast rather than solo day-trippers. Renovated rooms on the ninth floor, done up with a seaside-inspired design, are part of the same recent refresh as the spa facilities.

Pricing sits in the moderate range for the area, in line with a full-service hotel spa rather than a budget bathhouse. Specific opening hours for the spa itself aren't published in a straightforward way, so it's worth calling ahead or checking at check-in to plan sauna and pool time around your stay.