Infrared SaunaCold Plunge

SweatHouz Reston

Reston, Virginia

4.9· 135 Google reviews

About SweatHouz Reston

SweatHouz Reston is a SweatHouz contrast therapy studio in Reston, VA, with private suites that each have an infrared sauna and a cold plunge. Rated 4.9/5 across 135 Google reviews.

SweatHouz Reston is at 12100 Sunset Hills Rd r9, Reston, VA 20190, offering infrared sauna and cold plunge. It's one of 26 sauna and cold plunge studios in the Washington-Arlington-Alexandria area listed on Contrast Therapy Finder. Google reviewers rate it 4.9 out of 5 across 135 reviews. You can book online through sweathouz.com.

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Where is SweatHouz Reston located?+

SweatHouz Reston is at 12100 Sunset Hills Rd r9, Reston, VA 20190.

What does SweatHouz Reston offer?+

SweatHouz Reston offers infrared sauna and cold plunge.

How do I book at SweatHouz Reston?+

Book online through sweathouz.com or call (703) 263-8150.

Is SweatHouz Reston well reviewed?+

SweatHouz Reston is rated 4.9 out of 5 on Google across 135 reviews.

Are there other contrast therapy studios near Reston?+

Yes — see every sauna and cold plunge studio in the Washington-Arlington-Alexandria area on Contrast Therapy Finder.

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Sauna · Plunge · Waterproof

Keep the recovery going between visits

Red light is the easiest part of a contrast routine to do at home, and this one is waterproof.

Lumaflex calls the Body Pro the world's first waterproof red light therapy panel. It's flexible, so it wraps a knee, shoulder or lower back, and it runs on a battery — no cords near water. Lumaflex's own guide recommends using it during your sauna session.