Hallenbad & Sauna Flumserberg
Wellness & spa
About
Hallenbad Flumserberg is a small mountain indoor pool right next to the Mittenwald ski lift in the Flumserberg resort. It has a 25 × 10 m swimming pool with a Tarzan climbing frame, a separate children's pool with a slide, a snack area on a gallery above the pools and, in warmer months, a summer lawn.
The sauna part is smaller: a Finnish sauna at about 80 °C and a steam bath at about 41 °C. Opposite the sauna are temperature-adjustable showers and a Kneipp hose; next to it are a cold-water pool and a relaxation room with six loungers, and a separate outdoor area serves for cooling off. According to the operator there is room for about 6–7 people.
- Finnish sauna (about 80 °C) and steam bath (about 41 °C)
- Relaxation room with six loungers, a cold-water pool and a Kneipp hose
- 25 × 10 m swimming pool (about 28.5 °C) with a climbing frame
- Children's pool with a slide (about 29 °C)
- The whole sauna can be booked by groups of 8 or more
Opening hours
| Tue, Thu | 14:00–21:00 |
|---|---|
| Wed, Fri | 14:00–20:00 |
| Sat, Sun | 14:00–18:00 |
| Mon | closed |
The sauna and steam bath have the same hours as the pool. Last entry to the sauna is 90 minutes before closing, to the pool 45 minutes. On Christmas Eve (24 Dec) it is open 14:00–17:00; on 25, 26 and 31 Dec 2026 and 1 Jan 2027 it is open 14:00–18:00.
Prices
| Sauna and steam bath, entry from 16 (sauna towel included)ID required | CHF 23 |
|---|---|
| Sauna, 10-entry card | CHF 200 |
| Pool, adult (16+) | CHF 8 |
| Pool, child 6–16 | CHF 5 |
| Pool, students, apprentices and pupilsproof required | CHF 6 |
| Bath towel or extra sauna towel rental | CHF 3 |
Annual pool passes are not valid for the sauna. Other cards and group rates exist; see the operator's website.
Amenities according to OpenStreetMap
Only what the open data records. What is missing, we do not know.
- Saunayes
What is not listed here is unknown to us or the operator has not said.
Pros and cons
Pros
- A quiet sauna with a small capacity, Finnish sauna and steam bath
- Towel included in the sauna entry price
- Outdoor cooling area and a cold-water pool
- Pool and sauna under one roof, suitable for families with children
- Parking right by the building, bus stops at the pool
Things to keep in mind
- Open only from 14:00, closed on Mondays
- The sauna is for ages 16 and over only
- The pool is not wheelchair accessible
- Sauna entry (CHF 23) is fairly expensive
- The sauna holds only about 6–7 people, so it may be full at busy times
Who it suits and how it works
Who it suits
- a sauna after skiing or hiking in Flumserberg
- a small group booking the whole sauna
- families where the adults also want a sauna
Rules and good to know
- Sauna entry is from age 16, ID is required
- The operator says nude sauna bathing is preferred in the sauna; the outdoor cooling area is not a nude area
- Annual pool passes are not valid for the sauna
- Groups of 8 or more (or 8 paid entries) can book the sauna exclusively for up to 3 hours
Getting there
The pool is at Flumserbergstrasse 167, right next to the Mittenwald ski lift
Bus 441 runs from Sargans or Flums station, stop Tannenheim Mittenwald
By car leave the motorway at the Flums exit; check road conditions in winter
Parking right in front of the building is paid (free from 17:00 to 02:00)
Contact
- Address
- Flumserbergstrasse 167, 8897 Flumserberg
- Phone
- +41 81 733 29 69
- [email protected]
Details from the operator's own site, as of 4 Nov 2026. Check them with the operator before you go: hallenbad-flumserberg.ch
Data source: OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL licence)
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