FAQ
The sauna is a self-service facility, and we kindly ask all guests to follow the guidelines below. Please leave the sauna clean and tidy for the next guests and ensure you have left the sauna by the end of your reserved time.
Please read the guidelines https://sauna.hundeidvikfjordretreat.com/en/guidelines
The sauna heater has a built-in safety system and may switch off if too much water is poured onto the stones.
If this happens:
- Go to the changing room.
- Open the electrical panel.
- Reset the circuit breaker for the sauna heater by switching it back on.
To prevent this from happening, please use only moderate amounts of fresh water on the sauna stones. One ladle of water at a time is sufficient. Allow the stones to heat up again before adding more water.
Aprox 80 degrees celcius
Yes. Guests must be 18 years or older to use the sauna on their own.
Children are welcome when accompanied and supervised by a responsible adult at all times.
Yes. If you prefer a more humid sauna experience, you may pour small amounts of fresh water onto the sauna stones.
Please follow these guidelines:
- Use only fresh water.
- Pour only a small amount of water at a time (one ladle is sufficient).
- Wait until the stones have dried and reheated before adding more water.
- Never pour cold water directly onto the heater, as this may damage the stones and trigger the safety system.
We do not recommend to bring food because of the hygiene
The sauna heater is not heating up. What should we do?
If too much water has been poured onto the heater, the safety breaker may have tripped.
Please go into the changing room, open the electrical panel, and switch the circuit breaker for the sauna heater back on.
Please use only moderate amounts of fresh water on the heater to prevent the safety system from tripping.
You will receive an email with code fot the key box
The sauna will be warm and ready when you arrive. There's nothing you need to do – simply relax and enjoy.