Varbergs Kusthotell

On the beautiful west coast of Sweden lies Varbergs Kusthotell. With its magnificent architecture and coastal setting, the hotel offers a unique environment for rest and restoration. Originally established as Varbergs Kurort in 1992, the hotel continues a local tradition of spa culture that dates back over 200 years. Known for its distinctive combination of sea, salt and wellness, Varberg has long been a destination for holistic care and rejuvenation.

Among the spa experiences at Varbergs Kusthotell the sauna rooms are equipped with products from Tylö—each offering its own atmosphere and expression.

Bright and light – Untreated Taika and Alder

One of the sauna rooms features untreated Taika panels combined with panels in light aspen. The wide alder benches offer a generous and comfortable seating experience, while the Sense Commercial heater delivers consistent, balanced heat. The result is a Scandinavian expression of clarity and cal

Contrasting and warm – Black Taika and Alder

Another sauna presents a striking contrast with black Taika panels and a classic alder interior. The darker tones create a warm and enveloping atmosphere, perfect for quiet reflection. The Sense Commercial heater delivers reliable performance for a deeply relaxing experience.

Infrared – Gentle heat, deep effect

The Tylösand infrared cabin provides a mild yet effective form of heat, using infrared light that warms the body directly. The result is a comfortable session at lower temperatures, ideal for relaxation, recovery and gentle wellness.

Crafted with consideration

The three sauna environments at Varbergs Kusthotell have been thoughtfully adapted to suit the spatial and architectural conditions on site. Each room brings its own materiality and mood, adding to the diversity of experiences in this historic spa destination.

At Tylö, we are proud to contribute to environments where wellness, tradition and modern design meet. Whether it’s through infrared innovation or timeless sauna interiors, we continue to shape the future of relaxation—one room at a time.