Two hours, your own spa bubble. This private BLACK ZONE session is built for couples or friends who want heat, bubbles, and a drink without sharing the space. You get two saunas and a jacuzzi, plus a bottle of prosecco, fruits, water, towels, and L’Occitane cosmetics.

I especially like that the room feels modern and kept up, with music and lighting you can adjust to your mood. I also like the “small but real” inclusions like Nespresso coffee and a proper hairdryer. One thing to plan for: additional minibar items cost extra, so you’ll want cash on hand or be ready to pay via the QR code link.

Key things that make BLACK ZONE feel like a proper treat

• Two saunas in one private booking so you can choose how warm you want it
• Jacuzzi with two modes (jet and bubbles) for different kinds of relaxation
• Prosecco, fruits, water, and Nespresso included, no hunting around for extras
• L’Occitane cosmetics + towels + hairdryer ready for real use
• Adjustable music and lighting so the whole vibe matches your evening

How the private spa session actually plays out

Think of this as a two-hour block where the spa is yours. It starts and ends at the same place: Kladenská 277/59 in Prague 6. The spot is described as near public transportation, which matters in a city where you don’t always want to base your day on taxis.

You’re not joining a big group. This is a private tour/activity, meaning only your group participates. For a lot of people, that’s the main value: you’re not doing that awkward dance of trying to relax while strangers come and go.

During the session, the staff sets you up with what you need (towels, water, coffee, and the included treats). After that, it’s on you. You can keep things simple: sauna, jacuzzi, prosecco, repeat. Or you can stretch it out: longer sauna round, quick coffee break, then a slower jacuzzi finish.

The setup: two saunas plus a jacuzzi you can control

This is the heart of the experience. You get two saunas and a jacuzzi in the same private space. That’s a practical combo. Some people want dry heat. Others like a slightly different temperature feel. Having both options means you can match the session to your body that day.

The jacuzzi is where the fun details show up. One review notes the whirlpool has two modes: jet and bubbles. That means you can switch the feel depending on what you want—stronger pressure when your shoulders need it, or gentler bubbling when you want to unwind fast.

You’ll also notice the spa is meant to be comfortable and easy to use. Everything is set up so you’re not constantly asking questions mid-session. If you’re the type who wants a clean, straightforward experience—no fuss, no waiting—that’s exactly what this is built for.

Your included refreshments: prosecco, fruits, water, and Nespresso

This booking doesn’t just hand you heat. It adds a full “slow evening” package.

Here’s what’s included with your two hours:

• A bottle of prosecco (minimum age 18)
• Fruits
• Filtered and bottled water
• Nespresso coffee and/or tea

I like that the coffee is part of the included experience, because it changes how you pace the session. Instead of sauna then straight to the door, you can take a proper break, warm up with something caffeinated or soothing, then go back for another round.

The prosecco and fruits also help make the spa feel like an event, not a chore. It’s a nice match for a romantic evening—or a friend catch-up where you want to talk without battling Prague’s busy nightlife energy.

What’s included beyond the obvious (and why it matters)

It’s easy for spa packages to say towels are included, then quietly mean “you get one small thing.” Here, towels and key basics are listed for actual use, along with:

• Cosmetics from L’Occitane
• A hairdryer

This matters more than you’d think. After sauna and jacuzzi, you’ll want to dry off comfortably and style without improvising. Having L’Occitane products also means you don’t have to pack your whole toiletries bag if you don’t want to.

One extra practical point: you also have water on hand throughout the experience. That’s a small comfort, but it supports the whole “relax without stress” goal. Hydration is part of doing sauna sensibly, and it’s better when you don’t have to leave the room to find it.

Paying attention to the minibar rule (so you don’t get surprised)

Your included package covers the stated alcohol, fruits, water, and coffee/tea. Anything you add from the minibar isn’t included.

The important detail: for extra drinks, you must leave cash or use the QR code link to pay. That means you should do a quick mental check before ordering. If you’re not planning to buy anything else, you’re golden. If you are, just be ready with a method.

Also, soda/pop from the minibar is specifically listed as not included. So if you’re thinking you’ll top off with a soft drink, budget for it separately.

Price and value: what $89.36 buys in Prague terms

At $89.36 per person for about 2 hours, this sits in the “treat” category rather than the “budget splurge.” But the value makes sense when you look at the full bundle.

You’re paying for:

• A private use time (not a shared circuit)
• Two saunas and a jacuzzi with working modes
• Prosecco + fruits + water
• Nespresso coffee/tea
• Towels, L’Occitane cosmetics, and a hairdryer

That combination is the real money-saver. If you tried to build the same experience yourself, you’d spend time booking separate things—then you’d still need to buy the drinks and toiletries you get here automatically.

Also, the listing notes group discounts. So if you’re going with friends (or a couple booking as a small group), the cost per person may feel more comfortable.

If you’re only expecting a quick soak, it could feel pricey. If you want a genuine “we’re doing this on purpose” evening, it’s the kind of booking that makes your trip memory stick.

A simple mini-plan for your 2 hours

Since the experience is private and self-paced, you don’t need a complicated itinerary. Still, having a rhythm helps.

Here’s a practical flow I’d use to get the most out of the time:

1. Start with the saunas: pick the one that feels right first, then decide if you want to switch to the other sauna.
2. Take a coffee or tea pause: Nespresso coffee/tea being included makes it easy to reset between heat rounds.
3. Finish with the jacuzzi: try the jacuzzi jet mode if you want stronger relief, then switch to bubbles if you want softer relaxation.
4. Keep it social with the included prosecco and fruits: enjoy it during or after your warm-down, depending on what feels best.

The pacing is the point. This isn’t a rushed “experience it and leave” format. It’s a private block built for slowing down.

Practical tips before you go

A few straightforward things will make your session smoother:

• Plan around the age rule: prosecco is part of the package, and the minimum age is 18.
• Consider your health first: the info says to check with your doctor if you can go to sauna and jacuzzi.
• Have a payment option for minibar extras: either cash or the QR code link for additional drinks.
• Bring your best “calm” mindset: it’s designed for relaxation, with music and lighting you can adjust, and it stays clean and well-kept.
• Don’t overpack with toiletries: towels, L’Occitane cosmetics, and a hairdryer are part of what you get.

One small human detail worth noting: the owner, Tom (Lazne TOM), is mentioned as keeping the spa clean and modern. That matches the whole “use it, don’t just look at it” approach of the included amenities.

Who this is best for

This spa is a strong fit if you want:

• A romantic Prague evening without the crowds
• A calm reset after sightseeing days
• Time with friends in a setting that feels more like a private retreat than a public facility
• A package where the essentials are already taken care of (towels, hairdryer, drinks, water)

If you’re traveling solo and want privacy, it can still work well—just check whether you’re comfortable with the per-person “treat” pricing.

If you’re the kind of visitor who doesn’t like waiting in any kind of booking window, this might feel too “unstructured,” since it’s self-paced inside your two-hour block. But if you enjoy controlling the pace, you’ll likely love it.

Should you book BLACK ZONE Private Spa with Jacuzzi and Sauna?

Book it if you want a private spa experience in Prague where the core comfort items and refreshments are handled. The two saunas, jacuzzi modes, and included prosecco/coffee/water give you a real “evening plan,” not just a quick wellness stop.

Skip or think twice if:

• You mainly want a cheap spa option (this is a treat-price booking)
• You don’t want to deal with minibar extras or payment rules (it’s easy, but it’s a thing)
• Sauna/jacuzzi isn’t a good idea for your health, and you haven’t checked with a doctor

Overall, I like that this is clean, modern, and focused on what you’re there for: heat, bubbles, and comfort—with private time as the big payoff.

FAQ

How long is the BLACK ZONE private spa?

The experience is approximately 2 hours.

What is the price per person?

The price is $89.36 per person.

What’s included in the package?

Included items are Nespresso coffee and/or tea, filtered/bottled water, fruits, a bottle of prosecco (minimum age 18), towels, L’Occitane cosmetics, and a hairdryer for actual use.

Is there anything not included?

Soda/pop from the minibar is not included. Any additional drinks from the minibar cost extra.

How do you pay for extra minibar drinks?

You must leave cash or use a QR code link to pay for any additional drinks you purchase from the minibar.

Is this a private experience?

Yes. It’s private, and only your group will participate.

Where does the experience start?

It starts at Kladenská 277/59, 160 00 Praha 6, Czechia.

Does it end at the same place?

Yes. It ends back at the meeting point.

When will I receive confirmation after booking?

Confirmation is received within 48 hours of booking, subject to availability.

Can most people participate?

Most travelers can participate, but it’s recommended you check with your doctor if you can go to sauna and jacuzzi.