Heat, bubbles, and your own Prague space. This is a modern private spa where you can switch from city walking to stillness fast, with chlorine-free spa water in the jacuzzi option. I especially like that the whole setup feels clean and current, not the tired kind of spa room you want to escape.

You also get real comfort extras included, like L’Occitane cosmetics, towels, and Nespresso plus tea, so you do not need to plan like a camper. The main drawback to consider is simple: the experience runs 2 hours, and if you arrive late or run long, you may feel rushed and face extra charges for going past your reservation time.

Key Points at a Glance

• Private by design: one booked party at a time, so you can talk, relax, and reset without sharing the space.
• Two saunas plus jacuzzi (option): the jacuzzi spa includes two saunas, while the sauna studio focuses on one big Finnish sauna and a relax zone.
• Chlorine-free water: the Canadian jacuzzi is described as filled with clean water without chlorine.
• Good included comfort package: towels, L’Occitane products, hairdryer, Nespresso, tea, water, and fruits.
• Prosecco upgrade (option): add a bottle of prosecco if you want a more celebratory vibe.
• Plan for the rules and the time clock: ID is required, shoes stay out indoors, and late arrivals can cut into your session.

Prague Private Spa: Choosing the Kladenská Jacuzzi Spa or the Veleslavín Sauna Studio

This is a private wellness stop in Prague 6, run by Lazne TOM, designed for downtime instead of sightseeing fatigue. The big thing to decide upfront is which room type matches what you want most: jacuzzi plus full spa routine, or sauna-first quiet.

If you book the private spa with jacuzzi, you meet at Kladenská 59, Prague 6. This version is the one built around heat and bubbles, with a jaccuzi (Canadian jacuzzi if selected) and two saunas, plus a relax zone. The water in the jacuzzi is specifically described as clean and without chlorine, which matters if you are picky about how water smells and feels.

If you book the private sauna studio, you meet at Veleslavinská 40, Prague 6. Here, the focus is on a big Finnish sauna and a relax zone, without the same jacuzzi centerpiece. This choice is good if your body wants heat more than hydrotherapy, or if you just want the simplest path to relaxing.

Getting There Fast: Metro A Borislavka and a Simple Arrival Routine

You will not need a complicated route. The spa is about 8 minutes from the center by Metro A at Borislavka, then another short walk (about 2 minutes).

Arrive a bit early. The staff asks you to come about 5 minutes before your slot. That is not just courtesy, it is practical: you will need time to check in and show your ID or passport. One of the most repeated “gotchas” from actual experience is that forgetting ID can cost you time, because you may have to go back and then your reservation may start feeling tight.

Once you arrive, you will be welcomed, shown the spa, and walked through how the space works. If you finish after 9 pm, there is a small after-hours routine: you should put a cover over the jacuzzi lights, turn off the lights, and close the door. Other lights are described as turning off automatically.

What You Actually Get Inside (And Why It Feels Worth It)

The included setup is built to remove decisions. You do not have to bring a bag of extras, or hunt for a place to buy basic toiletries.

Here is what is included:

• Towels
• Water
• Nespresso coffee and tea
• Fruits
• L’Occitane cosmetics
• Hairdryer

That combination is more valuable than it sounds, because a private spa works best when you can fully settle. If you have ever spent the first 20 minutes dealing with what you forgot, you know how that steals the calm. Here, you start relaxing sooner.

There is also a comfort design point: the space is described as modern and clean, with a private atmosphere. “Modern” is not just aesthetic, it usually means the room feels easier to use. You can focus on the routine, sauna rhythm, and the relax zone instead of figuring out old-school plumbing or awkward rules.

The Jacuzzi + Sauna Combo: How the 2-Hour Session Really Works

The experience is described as 2 hours. In a private spa, timing is everything. You will want to think of your session like a simple cycle: change into spa mode, start with heat, take your reset break, then finish with a calm unwind.

In the Kladenská jacuzzi spa, you have two saunas plus the jaccuzi. That gives you flexibility. If you like variety, you can do one sauna, recover in the relax zone, then do the second sauna. If you prefer less switching, you can pick your “favorite” sauna and spend more time there, then add the jacuzzi to cool your body down afterward.

In the Veleslavinská sauna studio, you get the big Finnish sauna and the relax zone. It is a more direct experience, best for people who want to go straight to heat and then stay in one consistent pattern.

A key detail for your body planning: the jacuzzi water is described as clean and without chlorine. That can make the experience feel more pleasant, especially if you dislike the scent or feel you sometimes get from traditional pools.

Prosecco Upgrade: When It Adds Value (and When It Might Not)

Prosecco is available as an upgrade option. If you select it, you get a bottle of prosecco plus fruit.

If you are booking this for a special moment, the upgrade makes sense because it matches the vibe. The private atmosphere, the included fruits, and the romantic framing in the experience all point toward celebration.

If you just want relaxation, you might skip it. The base package already includes water, Nespresso, tea, towels, and the full heat experience. Since the prosecco is not listed as automatic, I would treat it as an optional add-on for the occasion, not a requirement for a great spa session.

Also note: any drinks from the minibar are not included. The instructions say you must leave cash to pay for additional drinks you purchase. If you want to avoid surprises, budget for that ahead of time and bring cash.

Amenities Matter: L’Occitane, Towels, Nespresso, and the Small Luxuries

This is where the experience punches above its price category. At many spas, you either pay extra for basic comforts or you bring your own. Here, you get a neat “ready to relax” package.

• Towels mean you do not have to plan laundry or squeeze wet towels into a bag.
• L’Occitane cosmetics are a real perk if you like having quality products without paying for a separate kit.
• Nespresso and tea are surprisingly helpful after sauna, since you can warm up or stay relaxed without immediately heading out.
• Water and fruits mean you can recover gradually rather than sprinting to a cafe.

Even the presence of a hairdryer signals a thoughtful setup. It helps you finish feeling human, not like you have to rush and improvise.

Privacy Rules You Should Know Before You Go

This place is private, but that does not mean anything goes. The experience comes with clear behavior rules, and ignoring them can ruin the mood fast.

A few rules that affect your comfort level:

• No shoes indoors (wear easy-to-remove footwear).
• No noise (keep the conversation calm, the vibe is about quiet recovery).
• No glass objects and no making fire.
• No alcohol and drugs are listed as not allowed.

Also, the experience is not suitable for:

• Children under 5 years
• Babies under 1 year
• People over 95 years
• People over 309 lbs (140 kg)

These rules matter because they protect the quiet, private feel and keep the sauna and jacuzzi space safer and more comfortable.

Time Management: Arrive Early, Don’t Get Cut Off

Two hours sounds generous until you realize how check-in can eat into your session. The experience includes a rule that you might be charged if you exceed reservation time, and one common frustration is that time can feel like it starts counting quickly once you arrive and begin the explanation process.

My advice is straightforward:

• Arrive about 5 minutes before as they request.
• Have your ID/passport ready so check-in is fast.
• Plan your “last sauna” or “last jacuzzi moment” with a little buffer, not right at the end.

If you are the kind of person who likes to linger, pick this slot when you do not have a hard next appointment. That way, you get the relaxing experience you paid for, not the end-of-session rush.

Where This Fits Best in a Prague Day

I like this as a reset stop because it breaks up the usual Prague loop of walking, crowds, and “one more stop.” Your base location is Prague 6, and the route is simple from Metro A at Borislavka, so you can slot it in without a full day logistics headache.

This works especially well if you:

• Want a romantic or friends-only private moment
• Are tired of searching for spa tickets in a busy schedule
• Prefer a modern, clean space with included comforts
• Like the idea of alternating sauna heat with a jacuzzi cooldown

Because it is private, it is also a good choice when you want quiet. The included refreshment touches, fruits and tea, make it feel like a complete experience rather than a quick facility rental.

Price and Value: Is $50 per Person Fair for Two Hours?

At about $50 per person for 2 hours, this is not cheap in the way a casual museum ticket is cheap. But it is also not aiming to be bargain spa chaos. It is a private session with included comforts, and that changes the math.

Here is what you get for that price:

• A private spa or private sauna studio
• Two saunas in the jacuzzi option, or one big Finnish sauna in the studio
• Jacuzzi option with clean, chlorine-free water
• Towels, water, fruits
• Nespresso coffee and tea
• L’Occitane cosmetics and hairdryer

That included “service layer” is where the value sits. If you had to buy towels, bring products, find coffee, and pay for extra sauna access times, you would likely spend more. You are paying to remove friction and save time, not just to access heat.

One note to keep it honest: multiple mentions of the experience feeling tight revolve around the session length. If you love a long slow routine, you may wish it were longer than 2 hours. If you can treat it as a focused reset, it feels like a fair trade.

Should You Book Lazne TOM’s Private Spa in Prague 6?

Book it if you want a clean, modern private spa experience with included amenities, and you like the idea of sauna heat plus a relax zone. I’d especially lean toward the jacuzzi spa if you want the full combo of two saunas and the Canadian jacuzzi with chlorine-free water. Choose the sauna studio if you want a simpler sauna-first unwind.

Skip or rethink if:

• You hate time limits and need long, flexible relaxation.
• You do not want to follow rules like shoes off and quiet behavior.
• You are traveling with very young kids, or you fit outside the stated age and weight limits.
• You forget ID easily, because the check-in process depends on it.

If you want a Prague “breather” that feels more like a private retreat than a public facility, this is a strong pick. Just arrive ready, keep an eye on the clock, and let the included towels, L’Occitane products, and Nespresso do their job.