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Clayton Plaza Hotel & Extended Stay

Clayton, Saint Louis, MO
8.6

Fabulous

2,941 reviews

Enjoy an indoor pool, sauna, and complimentary breakfast at this St. Louis hotel near Washington University and Forest Park.

Top rated

Pool

Parking

Free WiFi

from
$133
/ night


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Using a sauna offers a variety of health benefits that can enhance your overall well-being. Regular sauna sessions help with relaxation by reducing stress and anxiety levels. The heat from the sauna can increase circulation, which benefits cardiovascular health and may improve muscle recovery after exercise. Additionally, the warm environment promotes sweating, which can aid in detoxifying the body by flushing out impurities. For those with certain skin conditions, saunas can also promote improved skin health through increased blood flow and hydration.


When using a sauna at a hotel, it’s important to be mindful of etiquette to ensure a pleasant experience for everyone. First, always take a shower before entering to maintain cleanliness. It's also advisable to sit on a towel to keep the sauna hygienic. Keep noise levels down to allow others to relax. Respect personal space and avoid overcrowding the sauna. Moreover, limit your time to about 15 to 20 minutes, especially if you're new to sauna use, to avoid dehydration. Hydrate adequately before and after your sauna sessions.


Generally, many hotels allow children to use saunas, but age restrictions can vary depending on individual hotel policies. It’s best to check with the specific hotel regarding their rules. If allowed, children should be supervised and should only use the sauna for short periods due to their varying tolerance to heat. It's also important for them to stay hydrated and to leave the sauna if they feel uncomfortable at any point.


When planning to visit a sauna, it's helpful to pack a few essentials for a comfortable experience. Bring a large towel for sitting on in the sauna and a smaller towel for drying off after showers. Swimsuits or appropriate swimwear are often recommended if the sauna's policy allows it. Consider packing flip-flops for hygiene and convenience when walking to and from the sauna. Additionally, bring a water bottle to stay hydrated, as saunas can lead to significant fluid loss.


To maximize the benefits of your sauna session, preparation is key. Start by hydrating well before entering the sauna, as the heat will cause you to sweat. It’s advisable to avoid heavy meals right before your sauna visit; instead, opt for light snacks if you feel hungry. Arrive at the sauna clean—taking a shower beforehand is usually a standard practice. Dress appropriately in a swimsuit or a towel, and have your personal items like water and a towel ready. Lastly, listen to your body and ensure you're in good health to enjoy the sauna comfortably.


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