Brixton’s skyline just got steamier — with the launch of a new rooftop wellness venue featuring saunas, plunge pools, and waterfall buckets (Image: Rooftop Saunas)
A new rooftop sauna and sky diner has officially opened atop an 11-storey high-rise in Brixton, offering sweeping views of South London from the top of International House.
This marks the second location from Rooftop Saunas, following the brand’s hugely popular flagship in Hackney, which launched in 2024 and quickly gained a loyal following.
The Brixton location features three wood-fired saunas, icy plunge pools, and waterfall-style cold showers. Guests can book 60- or 90-minute sessions that include access to private cool-down rooms stocked with mini-bars, essential oils, hot drinks, and botanical skincare products.
This is Rooftop Saunas’ second location in London, building on the success of their Hackney branch (Image: Rooftop Saunas)
After their session, visitors can unwind at **The Birds Nest**, a sky-high diner located within the venue. The eatery specializes in Neapolitan-style pizzas and offers a wide selection of drinks, making it the perfect post-sauna stop.
The venue also plans to introduce co-working areas, aiming to create a calming, accessible hub for the local community that blends wellness and productivity.
Express sauna sessions start at just £20 per person, while 60-minute bookings begin at £30 and include premium amenities. Extended 90-minute sessions are available from £40. Group deals significantly reduce the price — a 4-person express session costs just £11 per person.
Express sessions start at £20, with deeper discounts for group bookings (Image: Rooftop Saunas)
Ben, founder of the Revill Design Group behind the project, said: “We believe communities thrive when given barrier-free access to calm. This partnership is about expanding access to saunas and cold plunges across London — while maintaining exceptional quality and experience.”
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