North America's largest sauna opening in downtown Vancouver soon
A rejuvenating spa facility is opening in Vancouver soon, and it claims to have the largest sauna in North America.
Tevah Wellness is described as a restorative sauna and ice bath facility and is going to be opening on Dec. 1 in the heart of downtown at 955 Pacific Blvd.
The facility is 4,200 sq. ft., and it features the largest sauna in North America, at 725 sq. ft., with the ability to accommodate up to 60 guests. Tevah’s PR firm says it’s the largest in North America.
Other notable amenities include three deep cold-plunge pools and “exclusive” cold body jets. A spokesperson for Tevah says that these additions are a rarity “even in top-tier wellness facilities.”
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There will be guided group circuits that are led by trained instructors, and the design is purpose-built, with natural finishes, archways and a serene fireside lounge.
“Tevah combines guided breathwork, sauna, and cold immersion experiences with design-forward interiors, natural finishes, tiered lounge seating, and a fireside lounge for tea or quiet catch-ups,” said a Tevah spokesperson in an email to Daily Hive Urbanized.
Some items of convenience include complimentary lockers, a dedicated shoe alcove, a rinse room with calming green tiles and a rain shower system.
Tevah Wellness will also offer classes at different points of the day. In the morning, there’s Awakening and Gratitude, a morning class to help you energize yourself for the day.
The mid-day class is called Reset and Recharge, “serving as a reset button, bringing clarity, thankfulness, and renewed power to your day.”
There’s also Relax and Rest, an evening class aimed at promoting optimal sleep and rejuvenating your nervous system.
“Tevah was created as a space where people can pause, be restored, and transformed,” said Andrew Ao, Founder of Tevah Wellness, in a release.
“We designed it for the people who are always building, creating and pushing forward to have a space where they can slow down without stopping. This isn’t about pampering or surface-level self-care – it really is about realignment, renewal, and supporting transformations on physical, mental, and spiritual levels.”
Ao says more than anything, it’s a space about fostering community and belonging.
As part of the opening, Tevah is offering a limited pre-opening membership called the founder’s circle. It’s only available to 100 members and is $250 per month. Members get daily access, two complimentary guest passes per month, and a founder’s rate for life as long as you keep your membership.
You can find more info about the soon-to-open Vancouver sauna and the founder’s circle on the Tevah website.