Yasuragi
Stockholm, Sweden
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About the Hotel
Yasuragi is no ordinary spa hotel, as part of the Lifestyle collection of Preferred Hotels &Resorts it basks in the warmth of the indoor and outdoor Japanese hot spring baths. Guests can pamper themselves with soothing spa treatments, relaxing activities and delicious food. Yasuragi is a peaceful oasis where you can enjoy Japanese baths, activities and treatments as well as fabulous meals in the Teppanyaki or Tokyo restaurants. An overall experience inspired by the best from Japan. All of the rooms at Yasuragi have been inspired by Japanese aesthetics, but some are more Japanese than others. The largest suite, Ryokan Hanare, has its very own private Japanese hot spring pool, a sauna and a large terrace. There are four different restaurants for you to choose between at Yasuragi, and the sake bar boasts the longest sake menu in Sweden.
Location
Yasuragi
Hamndalsvägen 6,
Saltsjö-boo, Sweden
Stockholm, Sweden
132 39
Nearest Airport: BMA, ARN
Features and Amenities
- Dining
- Restaurant
- Bar
- Sushi Bar
- Lounge
- On-Site Amenities
- Spa on Property
- Heated Pool
- Sauna
- Wellness Center
- Indoor Pool
- Complimentary Parking
- Outdoor Pool
- Complimentary WiFi
- In-Room Amenities
- Heated Floors
- Individually Designed Rooms
- Business
- Meeting Rooms
- Catering Services
- Interests
- City
- Culture & Arts
- Food & Wine
- Honeymoons & Romance
Reviews for Yasuragi
NOT a premium experiance.
Very expensive, very crowded. Poor quality of food, had both lunch and breakfast. Felt really stressed out by the crowded baths. NOT a premium experiance.
Excursion39910158206
Not bad but expected more
Expected a bit more. Great view, very good dinner but with confused dinner service. If you stay more than a night a place for a real workout would have been nice. My massage treatment was great. Breakfast was crowded and slightly noisy indoors although the terrace is nice. The breakfast bread was stale. The room was charming but it was a bit tricky to find an electric outlet for the coffee maker.
686erikm - Gothenburg, Sweden
Lack of humanity behind a facade of wellness
They call it "Yasuragi," but to me, it is a place of artificial service and zero empathy. I contacted them to politely ask for an extension on my gift card, explaining that my wife has been pregnant and it was physically impossible for us to visit sooner. Victoria’s response was that of someone who would rather pocket a customer’s money than show a shred of humanity. It’s surprising that small local businesses, like the escape room next to my house, understand these life situations, yet a place that markets itself as "luxury" is incapable of a simple professional gesture. They kept my 1,200 SEK for nothing, but today they lost thousands more I was planning to spend there in the coming weeks. Hopefully, they’ll realize one day that true luxury is human connection, something Victoria and this establishment completely lack.
Roberto d
Doesn’t worth it’s money
Baths-ok, the territory around - nice. really poor service in general and the quality of the room. We paid 1000eur for 2 nights and it is definitely not worth it: expectations and reality didn’t much. Poor service in the restaurant: waited coffee for around 20 minutes and personal brought it barely warm. You should book time for the breakfast: it is not OK to assist on it. It should be as a recommendation for the quests. No latte or cappuccino on the breakfast. At check-out, they didn’t even ask how our stay had been. Just a forced, insincere smile.
unhappyquest2026
A memory to last a lifetime!
That was a truly special experience. The moment you slip into the yukata, you feel instantly relaxed. It’s a memory that will last a lifetime.
joerglanger2
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