Gyms with steam rooms and hot tubs

Search by city to find gyms that offer both a steam room and a hot tub.

Guide to Steam Rooms and Hot Tubs in Gyms

These gyms have a steam room and a hot tub (whirlpool or jacuzzi) at the same club. A club with only steam or only a hot tub is left out.

What this page counts

A club on this list has a steam room and a hot tub (including whirlpool or jacuzzi). Steam or a hot tub on its own does not qualify.

Steam rooms use humid heat at lower air temperatures than dry saunas. Hot tubs are heated water features, often placed near pools or locker rooms. Clubs that list both give you wet heat and a soak at the same visit.

Steam vs hot tub

  • Steam room: high humidity, air often around 110°F–120°F. Heat feels intense even when the thermostat is lower than a dry sauna.
  • Hot tub: heated whirlpool or jacuzzi water, often next to a pool or in a spa area. Temperature and hours vary by club.

For steam without a hot tub filter, see Steam Room. For hot tubs listed among secondary amenities, start from All amenities.

What to look for at a gym

Confirm the listing shows steam room plus hot tub, whirlpool, or jacuzzi on the same club. Check that both are open during your visit hours and included with your pass or membership.

Frequently asked questions about steam room and hot tub

What does “steam room and hot tub” mean on this page?

We list gyms that have a steam room and also a hot tub, whirlpool, or jacuzzi at the same club, not steam or a hot tub by itself.

Is a hot tub the same as a steam room?

No. Steam rooms use humid heat in a sealed space. Hot tubs are heated whirlpools or jacuzzis, often next to pools or locker rooms.

How do I find gyms with both near me?

Search by city or state on this page, or open a popular city link above. On the place page, look for steam plus hot tub on the same listing.

What should I confirm before using a hot tub?

Confirm hours, whether the hot tub is included with your membership, and any posted hygiene or capacity rules. If you have health concerns, ask a clinician first.