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1. Lines-Thai SALON
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 13 reviews
Authentic Thai Massage. Professional therapists from Thailand. Lines-Thai SALON offers Traditional Thai and Oil Thai massage techniques. Good location of salon, easy to find and come. NB! Prior booking is Required for visit!
Reviewed By beenheredonethat88 - Tallinn, Estonia
I had the traditional Thai massage, it was super good and masseuse was professional. Place was clean and they gave me tea in the end. Will definitely come back. Worth every penny
2. Zen Spa at the Kreutzwald Hotel Tallinn
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 5 reviews
The Kreutzwald Hotel Tallinn features a small ZEN SPA with three stylish treatment rooms, relaxation area, two saunas and a party room with Japanese pool. The SPA concept combines ancient Asian ZEN philosophy about harmony and serenity with contemporary comfort and modern technologies. The SPA menu offers a small but innovative selection of pampering treatments designed to relax and rejuvenate.
3. Inbodhi Yoga Tallinn
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 14 reviews
Inbodhi Yoga Tallinn is in the center of the magical and historical Old Town. The studio offers daily yoga classes for all level students. We practice Ashtanga Vinyasa Yoga, The Rocket sequence, Yin Yoga and Yoga for Back Pain. Also, there is an opportunity to attend RYT yoga teacher training and different meditation sessions. Drop-ins welcome. Prices vary from 8-15 euros depending on how many times you want to come. Check the schedule on our homepage.
4. Joe Farm
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
Teepee village in Jõe Holiday Farm is located in Vandra forest in Parnu County, is situated on the shores of the beautiful Massu River. Enjoy the feel of the past in modern comfort with your friends in four unique teepees. Visiting a teepee sauna, with a fresh sauna whisk and a refreshing swim in the pond, is an unforgettable experience. In addition to the sauna, it is also possible to rent an outdoor hot tub.
5. Thai Refresh Massage Parlor Kreutzwaldi
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 3 reviews
Thai Refresh massage parlor at Kreutzwaldi 5 in Tallinn offers traditional Thai massages and spa treatments performed by professional masseurs from Thailand.
6. La Fee Ilusalong
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
LaFee is a Beauty Salon located in the city center of Tallinn. We offer all types of beauty services: hair coloring, cut and treatment, manicure, pedicure, massage, depilation, piercing, lash extension, brow lamination, coloring and cosmetology.\r\n
7. Suure-Jaani Tervisekoda
8. Ka Huna Temple
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
Ka Huna,"Rolls - Royce of massages", a form of Lomi Lomi, temple-style massage from the Pacific. Long flowing strokes take you to the place of deep relaxation where time stops and body goes to a place of deep physical and emotional healing, blockages and old baggage is removed, energy starts flowing freely, blood circulation and flexibility of the joints improves and you feel loved and cared for.
9. Parnu Mud Baths
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 9 reviews
10. Kalma Saun
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 40 reviews
Reviewed By Steve_of_N21 - London, United Kingdom
On a lads weekend to Tallinn we chose to visit this more traditional Russian sauna to provide a break from the Old Town bars. A quick phone call made when we arrived in town reserved one of the private rooms for a couple of hours on the Sunday afternoon. Karma Saun is about a fifteen minute walk from the old town and is quite close to the railway station and if walking best to find the underground walkway which takes you under the station. Once you get close you cannot really miss it as externally it’s Eastern Europe brutalist concrete architecture as shown in the photos stands out from other buildings, and we also had the advantage of being able to follow some locals with their own birch twigs. Reception is straight in front of you once entering the double doors and here you can hire towels and pads to sit on and buy birch twigs if you have not brought your own. Two hours hire of the large private sauna, seven towels, four seat pads and two birch twigs came to just over 60 euros, which we deemed pretty good for the seven of us. We were directed up to the first floor where we were met by another lady who showed us into the private room. There was a lounge area with sofa seating that comfortably sat six and you could get eight on the sofas at a push, and this had a small toilet on the side. You then walked through into a back section that had a large plunge pool that all of us got in comfortably and then the separate sauna room that could seat four. This area has two showers and a bucket is provided for soaking the birch twigs prior to use. The whole area was very clean when we entered and the sauna was very efficient and came up to temperature with the application of a couple of ladles of water. The birch twigs are a bit of fun but they do make a mess when used properly, but also give the sauna a very pleasant aroma. At the end we were allowed to leave the towels and mats in the room as we left All in all this was an interesting way to spend some time in Tallinn.
