Sauna rental includes our mobile sauna with 1 bundle of wood per night, 1 bucket with ladle, 1 cold plunge (ice and water not included), outdoor shower wand with water tank attached to mobile sauna, outdoor string lights and 4 sauna hats, Our sauna fits 6 people comfortably and reaches 160 F- 190F typically within 1 to 1.5 hours when fired up properly. Our sauna interior is made of an aromatic western red cedar. Solar powered interior lights are built-in to the sauna for night time use.
The following is due at the time of booking to confirm your reservation.
First Night $385 | Additional consecutive night $150 | Weekend: $635* | Week**: $935
*3 consecutive nights. **7 consecutive nights.
By the hour reservation is also available upon request
We also carry the following options to maximize your experience with at least a one night minimum order:
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Firepit rental (use and return): $20
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Essential Oil Kit rental (use and return) $10
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Additional portable Cold Plunge Tub (Water and ice not included): $40 per rental
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Additional Bundle of Wood (7 pcs) $12
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Additional 4 pack of Sauna hats rental (use and return) $10
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A sauna host to manage the sauna for your event $90 / hr (3 hour minimum required)
State Sales Tax: A 6% Florida sales tax will be added to the total booking amount.
Rooted in the Nordic tradition of sisu (inner strength) and löyly (the spirit of steam), Sisu Löyly Orlando (SLO) is more than just heat; it's a lifestyle of wellness, resilience, and connection. From backyards and beaches to events and retreats, we deliver the heat, so you can rest and replete.
Book your session today and discover your Sisu.
Nordik sauna culture is a Nordic lifestyle centered around a ritualistic cycle of heat, cold, and rest, emphasizing physical and mental well-being, community, and a deep connection with nature. It involves cleansing the body and mind through heated steam (löyly) and invigorating cold water dips, fostering social bonds, and providing a therapeutic escape from daily life. The tradition is deeply ingrained in Nordic life, symbolizing purity, resilience, and the slow pace of nature.
