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1Visit our three Berlin hotels – Scandic Berlin Potsdamer Platz, Scandic Berlin Kurfürstendamm and Scandic Charlottenburg. Conveniently located in the city center and close to top attractions such as the Brandenburg Gate and remains of the wall, the city also offers family fun such as AquaDom with Sea Life Centre and Legoland Discovery Centre.
1Frankfurt am Main is one of the most important metropoles in Europe. The city is not only geographically a centre point for Germany and Europe, but has also established itself for many years as an international financial centre and, thanks to Frankfurt airport, as an optimum airport location. These two factors therefore mean that the city is not only visited by many business travellers, but also by short-break and urban travellers.
1Hamburg, northern Germany’s Hanseatic city, is where ships from all over the world comes in and it´s Europe's second largest port. Hamburg is all about musicals, colourful cabarets, hidden nightclubs and harbour life. Be sure to visit the old warehouse district and the harbour promenade. In the night, the legendary Reeperbahn offers a variety of bars. Our hotel Scandic Hamburg Emporio, is located in the heart of the city close to shopping and attractions.
We have plenty of welcoming spots where you can enjoy some downtime and premium comfort. Here’s a guide to our favorite hotels that feature these relaxing amenities to help you feel your best.
The capital is full of life and energy, but sometimes you need a moment of peace. Come slow down at our central hotels, where warm welcomes and great wellness options are waiting for you.
If this is your first time visiting a hotel with a sauna in Germany, knowing a few local customs helps everyone have a good time together.
Textile-free: It’s generally standard to be nude in German saunas for hygiene reasons, though you should always sit on a towel.
No sweat on wood: Please ensure your towel is large enough so no part of your body touches the bench directly.
Peace and quiet: The sauna is a place for rest, so we keep conversations to a whisper.
Ready to relax? Whether you’re visiting for business or fun, staying at a hotel with a sauna in Germany means you will head home feeling refreshed.
Do all Scandic hotels in Germany have a sauna?
Most of our German properties feature sauna facilities, but it can vary by location. We suggest checking the specific hotel page to be sure before you book.
Is there a fee to use the hotel sauna?
For our overnight guests, access to the sauna and fitness areas is typically included in your stay. At our hotel in Nuremberg, there is a charge of €10 per room to access the pool and sauna area during your stay.
Is there a dress code for the hotel sauna?
Consistent with German culture, our saunas are textile-free zones. You should head in without swimwear, but please bring a large towel to sit on.
Can I book a private Scandic sauna for a meeting or group?
Our saunas are shared spaces for everyone to enjoy together. If you have a group, just give us a call and we can chat about how to best welcome you.