
Basel, Switzerland
Spa & Wellness
Grand Hotel Les Trois Rois Spa & Wellness
Seijaku Wellbeing occupies Blumenrain 2 and is open daily from 10:30–19:30; the gym is open 24 hours. Hotel guests receive complimentary use of the wellness area during Seijaku hours, while massages and supplementary treatments are separately booked services. Shared facilities include a 90°C sauna, 65°C bio-sauna, steam room, rooftop cold-water plunge pool, relaxation room, fireplace lounge and gym. Access is 16+. The main page invites outside guests to an experience with wellness access, while the etiquette page says the area is reserved exclusively for hotel guests; outside access therefore requires direct confirmation. The clothing terms also conflict, allowing swimwear throughout one clause and calling the sauna textile-free in the next. Three base-treatment cards and five add-ons are published. The Ichigo Ichie card duplicates Ki’s treatment copy, so no distinct effect is invented.
Facilities
- 90°C sauna with essential oils
- 65°C bio-sauna with humidity and essential oils
- Steam room with herbal and essential-oil aromas
- Outdoor rooftop cold-water plunge pool with Basel view
- Relaxation room
- Fireplace lounge with panoramic views, tea and light refreshments
- 24-hour gym with Technogym machines
Signature Treatment
Choose among Yasuragi relaxation massage, Ki vitality massage and the separately named Ichigo Ichie treatment; the Ichigo Ichie card currently repeats Ki’s description rather than publishing a distinct ritual.
Grand Hotel Les Trois Rois spa FAQ
- What are the Seijaku opening hours?
- The wellbeing area is open daily from 10:30–19:30. The separate gym is available 24 hours.
- Is Seijaku included for hotel guests?
- Yes. Hotel guests use the wellness facilities without an additional facility charge during Seijaku hours; massages and add-ons are separate.
- Can children use the wellness area?
- No child-use window is published. Official etiquette and terms restrict Seijaku access to guests aged 16 and over.
- Can an outside guest use Seijaku?
- Official pages conflict: the main page invites outside guests to an experience with access, while etiquette reserves the area for hotel guests. Confirm directly.
- Does the hotel have a swimming pool?
- No conventional swimming pool is published. Seijaku has an outdoor rooftop cold-water plunge pool with a Basel view.
- What should guests wear in the sauna?
- The terms conflict: one clause permits swimwear throughout wellness, while the next calls the sauna textile-free. Ask staff for the current area-specific rule.
- How long is the Ki massage?
- The individual Ki card states 25, 50 or 80 minutes, overriding the broader index language that generalizes base massages differently.
- What is the Ichigo Ichie treatment?
- It is named as a separate 25-, 60- or 90-minute treatment, but its current card duplicates Ki’s description. No distinct effect is reliably published.
- Can a supplementary treatment be booked alone?
- No. Each of the five 30-minute supplementary treatments is available only together with a base treatment.
- What is the treatment cancellation rule?
- Cancellation is free through 24 hours before. Later cancellation or no-show is charged in full, and late arrival can shorten the treatment.
Reviewed by Hotel Flock · Last updated August 2026