European Sauna Advice

[Bluewater76]

VinB pleasantly surprised me in many ways.
At first I didn't think I would be able to get in as a young solo man.

It was a weekday. I arrived around 6:00 PM and waited until 7:15 PM to get in.

Reading about how strict the security guards are and the general reasons for some failed entries........
In the queue I saw a dark-skinned foreign national. He got in without any problems. There were also smokers in the queue and everyone got in without any problems.
One of the guests was literally drinking beer in front and he got in.
So I know then/now that the situation around getting into V might not be that strict. I was greeted pleasantly and got in without any problems.

You can see for yourself when you read the reviews on Google.

As for reservations, they are almost mandatory and if you're thinking of going in, get them.
Weekdays may be fully booked with reservations only 1 or 2 days in advance, while weekends and Fridays need to be booked 3 weeks in advance.

The staff is very friendly both at the reception and in the saunas. I also think they are overworked. But again, very friendly.

That's it for now. Will continue.

[Wunderheiler]

Originally Posted by jasahern33222

Am going to v at the end of December, when I booked my ticket I could only get one for 9am but my flight doesn't get in until 11, do u think this will be an issue?

Yes, usually you have only time to enter until one slot later (so for the 9:00-9:20 slot, if you don't arrive until 9:40, you slot will be given to one of the waiting list persons). I would definitly contact them upfont and ask if your ticket can be changed or the entry slot be extended.