Co-ed Saunas and Bathhouses in San Francisco

5 places in San Francisco have co-ed sauna areas, where friends and couples can sweat together: 2 bathhouses, 1 traditional sauna, 1 Korean spa and 1 Russian banya.

3 of them also have a cold plunge, and 4 have a Finnish-style or infrared sauna as well. Day passes run from $40 at PSY Spa USA to $49 at Kabuki Springs & Spa. Onsen SF sells timed sessions instead, from $50.

5 places, 3 with a cold plunge, 5 co-ed, day passes from $40. Checked November 2026.

Co-ed Saunas in San Francisco compared, prices checked October 2026
PlaceTypeHeatCold plungePriceRules
PSY Spa USA San LeandroKorean spaJjimjilbang heat rooms–$40 day passCo-ed + single-gender, swimsuit in co-ed areas
Kabuki Springs & Spa SFBathhouseFinnish and Steam roomYes$49 day passCo-ed + single-gender, swimsuit in co-ed areas
Onsen SF SFBathhouseFinnish and Steam roomShowers only$50 / 120 minCo-ed + single-gender, swimsuit in co-ed areas
Good Hot RichmondTraditional saunaFinnishYes$110 / 90 minCo-ed, swimsuit required
Archimedes Banya SFBanyaBanya, Finnish and HammamYes–Co-ed, swimsuit optional

All co-ed saunas in San Francisco

Frequently asked questions

Where can couples go to a co-ed sauna in San Francisco?

5 places in San Francisco have co-ed sauna areas. By area: SF (Archimedes Banya, Kabuki Springs & Spa and Onsen SF); Richmond (Good Hot); San Leandro (PSY Spa USA).

How much does a co-ed sauna cost in San Francisco?

Of the 2 places with a published day pass, prices run from $40 (PSY Spa USA) to $49 (Kabuki Springs & Spa). Onsen SF charges $50 per session. Prices checked October 2026.

Which co-ed saunas in San Francisco also have a cold plunge?

Archimedes Banya, Good Hot and Kabuki Springs & Spa have a cold plunge or cold pool as well as a co-ed sauna.