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Vabali Spa Berlin: Prices from €27.50, Booking, Sauna Rules

Vabali Spa Berlin: Prices from €27.50, Booking, Sauna Rules

Updated on October 28, 2026

Vabali Spa Berlin is Berlin's big Bali-inspired wellness spa, in Moabit, just behind the central station (Hauptbahnhof). It has 10 saunas, 3 steam baths, 4 pools, fireplace lounges, gardens, a restaurant and massages. As in most German saunas, you are naked: it is a "textile-free" place, where swimwear is not allowed. Prices and hours below are those seen on vabali.de in October 2026.

Highlights

The spa entrance

The spa entrance

The Bali-style building on Seydlitzstraße sets the mood: gardens, wood, stone and pools. Plan to spend several hours here.

The saunas and steam baths

Ten saunas and three steam baths, from gentle heat to hotter saunas, with warm or cold pools to alternate. In a sauna cabin, a bath towel must always be placed underneath you.

The lounges and gardens

Fireside lounges, quiet areas and outdoor gardens: silence is requested, especially in the rest rooms and saunas.

Massages and restaurant

Massages are booked online (from €54.50 to €134.50 depending on length and treatment, daily 9:00 to 23:00); the restaurant serves Asian-Mediterranean food from 9:00 to 22:00.

Practical info

Tips

  • Book your time slot online on vabali.de: it is not compulsory but strongly advised, especially at weekends, on public holidays and during school holidays. Entry prices seen in October 2026, on weekdays: €27.50 for 2 hours, €36.50 for 4 hours, €45.50 for 6 hours, €51.50 for the day; a supplement of €2 to €5 applies at weekends and on public holidays. Bathrobe, towels and bath slippers can be rented on site (prices on vabali.de); a bathrobe or kimono and slippers are compulsory outside the pools and saunas. Children must be at least 12 and anyone under 18 must be accompanied by a legal guardian. Phones and cameras are not allowed and stay in your locker. Take a soapy shower before bathing, and no glass in the spa. For an outing in cold weather, see our guides Berlin in winter and Berlin on a rainy day; nearby, the Reichstag and the Tiergarten can stretch the day.

How to get there

Seydlitzstraße 6, 10557 Berlin (Moabit). A few minutes' walk from the central station (Berlin Hauptbahnhof), served by the S-Bahn, the U55 and many trains: see our guide to getting around Berlin.

Opening hours

Best: Weekdays, early or late
Monday-Sunday 08:00-00:00 (October to March; April to September 09:00-00:00; special hours on 24, 25 and 31 December and 1 January)

Our guides that feature it

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