Your Own Self-Care Oasis in a 1-Person Indoor Sauna
You don't need a massive house or a dedicated wellness room to own a 1-person indoor sauna. Some of our most popular models tuck seamlessly into a corner, and bring the benefits of heat therapy into your home so you can make sessions a regular part of your routine.
Premium Saunas is your trusted choice for saunas for a single person. We’ve handpicked the top models from the most trusted brands in the industry, like Finnmark, Golden Designs, SaunaLife, and Leil.
Prices start at $2,299 for a Maxxus 1-person infrared sauna, but you can find premium models like the Auroom glass cabin kit (it honestly looks like it belongs in a Scandinavian hotel). Traditional kits from Leil and Auroom start in the mid-$6,000s if you prefer European craftsmanship is what you're after.
Every one-person indoor sauna here ships free with the full manufacturer's warranty. You’ll also get the best pricing online, guaranteed. We’ll beat any price you find from other authorized dealers.
Most importantly, you gain access to the best customer service. Not sure which direction to go? That's literally what our phone team does all day! Just reach out for one-on-one support today.
Choosing the Right Indoor Sauna For One Person
Most people who call us about a 1-person sauna already know whether they want infrared or traditional. But that’s perfectly fine if you’re still not sure! Both have their place.
An infrared sauna heats your body directly at 120-150°F, plugs into a standard outlet, and warms up fast. It tends to be more affordable upfront, too. A 1-person traditional sauna is the more authentic sauna experience where an electric heater warms stones that radiate into the air. You can pour water over the rocks to produce steam for a totally unique vibe, too.
Either style works well as an indoor sauna for one person, and we're happy to narrow it down over the phone if you tell us what matters most.
Frequently Asked Questions
$2,299 to $11,990 in this collection. Infrared models are the most affordable options we carry. Traditional kits and Auroom's glass cabins sit at the top end of the spectrum.
A 1-person indoor sauna takes up about a 4' x 4' area. Some models are even smaller. Leave a few inches of clearance around the sides for airflow.
Infrared units are made to be assembled at home on your own, usually in under an hour. Traditional kits take more effort but still don't need a contractor in most cases.
Depends on the type. Infrared saunas plug into a standard 120V outlet - super easy, you won’t have to hire an electrician. Traditional saunas with electric heaters need 240V, so you probably want to call an electrician and talk it over before your sauna shows up.
Totally normal. Several models in this collection are rated for 1-2 people. The Maxxus S-Line and Golden Designs PureTech both give you a bit more room to spread out or fit a second person if that’s what the session calls for.
