The larger dot is Takka Saunas - Takka Superior; the other is the nearest listed venue.
Takka Saunas - Takka Superior
Traditional sauna Traditional sauna in Eagle Harbor, MI.
- Address
- 13051 M-26, Eagle Harbor, MI 49950
- Phone
- (906) 262-0249
- Website
- takkasaunas.com
- Rating
- 5.0 out of 5 on Google from 109 ratings, as of November 2, 2026
- Price
- “Hancock, michigan social sauna $35/guest join a social sauna session, cycling through hot and cold in a shared, energizing experience.” (their site; more under Before you go)
What it offers
- Private rooms (on the venue's own website)
Only features we found stated by the venue or its listing, website checked November 2, 2026. Missing from this list does not mean missing from the venue.
Before you go
- Price
- “Hancock, michigan social sauna $35/guest join a social sauna session, cycling through hot and cold in a shared, energizing experience.” (takkasaunas.com/book, read November 2, 2026)
- “Buy now annual pass $1259 make sauna a regular part of your life with an annual pass for ~$105/month!” (takkasaunas.com/book, read November 2, 2026)
- Temperatures
- “Get in touch 175°F heat up hot therapy, such as sauna sessions averaging...” (takkasaunas.com, read November 2, 2026)
- “Get in touch 175°F heat up hot therapy, such as sauna sessions averaging around 160 to 200 degrees fahrenheit, can promote relaxation, increase circulation, and aid in...” (takkasaunas.com, read November 2, 2026)
- What to wear
- “...Us careers book your visit frequently asked questions do we have to wear a swimsuit in the sauna?” (takkasaunas.com/faq, read November 2, 2026)
- “Swimsuits are required at a minimum.” (takkasaunas.com/faq, read November 2, 2026)
- Age rules
- “Must be 16 or older to participate in a social sauna session.” (takkasaunas.com/faq, read November 2, 2026)
- Not published
- Their website did not say whether sessions are mixed or single-sex or booking rules when we checked (November 2, 2026). Check their website or call.
Quotes are copied word for word from the venue's own pages; we do not set or check prices. “Not published” means we could not find it on their site, not that it does not apply.
What a traditional sauna is
A traditional sauna is a hot wood-lined room heated by a stove, often with rocks you can ladle water onto for a burst of steam (the Finns call it loyly). The air is hot and fairly dry. Public saunas in the US range from wood-fired cabins by a lake to social sauna clubs in a city storefront.
- Finnish sauna160 to 200°F, air, low humidity160 to 200°F, air, low humidity
What to bring
- A towel to sit on, plus one to dry off
- A swimsuit if the venue is co-ed (check first)
- A water bottle
- Flip-flops for wet floors
- A change of clothes
Etiquette
- Shower before your first round.
- Sit on a towel so sweat stays off the wood.
- Ask the room before adding water to the stones.
- Keep voices low and phones out of the hot room.
- Cool down between rounds with a shower, a plunge or fresh air, then rest.
General guidance for this kind of venue, not this venue's own rules. Read more: sauna etiquette by type, sauna safety.
Nearby alternatives
Takka Saunas - Takka Portage
Traditional sauna
101 Navy St, Hancock
Private rooms
38 miles away in Hancock
5.0 on Google (143)
Where this comes from
Source: the venue's Google Maps listing (category "Health spa"), checked November 2, 2026, and the venue's own website. We list it as a traditional sauna because of its Google category and name describe a sauna you can visit. Ratings are Google's, shown as a count only; we do not copy reviews. Prices and rules are quoted from the venue's own site with the date we read them; they change, so confirm before you go. Is something wrong, or has it closed? Email contact@saunasnear.com and we will fix it.