A private sauna, yours alone
A timber-lined Swedish sauna, a cooldown in the sea air, an open-air bath and a jacuzzi with a view of the sea. Take the hill above Sagami Bay for a day, and restore without meeting a soul.
THE SAUNA
A permanent Swedish sauna
A permanent, timber-lined Swedish sauna, with two tiers of benching and room for several at once. It is booked in advance, and takes about forty minutes from switching on to the right temperature; it is yours until 22:00. The full instructions are in the folder indoors — and keep drinking water.
THE COOLDOWN
Cool off in the sea air
Afterwards, step out onto the deck and cool off in the sea air — that is this house’s way of restoring. The open-air bath, ringed with boulders, has nothing overhead and Sagami Bay past the hedge; from the jacuzzi at its wide window, the horizon sits beyond the trees.
ONE PARTY A DAY
Private, one party a day
The whole house is yours, one party a day: no one waits for the sauna, the bath or the jacuzzi but you. No one to meet, no one to hurry you — you restore at your own pace. It sleeps six, up to ten.
BEFORE YOU BEGIN
Before you begin
Booked ahead, until 22:00
The sauna is booked in advance. It, and the open-air bath, are yours until 22:00; allow about forty minutes from switching on to the right temperature.
Keep drinking water
The full instructions are in the folder indoors. Do not stay in too long, and drink water often.
There is no cold plunge
To cool down there is the sea air on the deck, the open-air bath and the jacuzzi; in summer (June to the end of September) the pool with its view of the sea is open as well.
QUESTIONS
About the sauna
Yes. The house is yours one party a day, so the sauna, the open-air bath and the jacuzzi are all private for your stay. You will never share them with another party.
It is booked in advance and available until 22:00. It takes about forty minutes from switching on to the right temperature; the full instructions are in the folder indoors, and please keep drinking water.
There is no dedicated cold plunge. To cool down, step out for the sea air on the deck, then the open-air bath or the jacuzzi; in summer the pool with its sea view (June to the end of September) is open too.