YOYO Yard, nestled in Brighton's vibrant North Laine, serves as a welcoming sauna and creative hub where relaxation meets community. The Finnish-style sauna, built with aromatic aspen wood and featuring a glowing Himalayan salt wall, delivers authentic löyly through an eco-friendly, emission-free stove powered by renewables.
Highlights include a serene glass-roofed garden with a towering living wall, a spacious whiskey barrel cold plunge, and a warm hot tub filtered with skin-friendly salt. Guests enjoy special treatments like aufguss rituals, infused ice balls, and salt scrubs. Unique sessions cater to parents, allowing sauna time while babies rest nearby in buggies. The venue also offers eight private studios, a shared creative space with lounge and kitchen, and a ceramics studio – all with 24/7 access and sauna discounts for residents.
This plant-filled courtyard oasis fosters connection, creativity, and rejuvenation amid the city's buzz.
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