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Stöten Magazine

Spa in Sälen

Looking for a spa in Sälen? You'd be right to do so - few things are as appreciated as a relaxing treatment for tired ski muscles after a long day on the slopes! In Stöten in Sälen, there are spa treatments to suit all tastes.

Stöten - the best of both worlds

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During the winter months, one in three Swedes choose to visit Sälen to enjoy Swedish skiing holidays at their best. But while skiing down freshly groomed slopes in glorious sunshine and crisp sub-zero temperatures is a magical experience, it's also exhausting - and what better way to maximise your recovery than with a massage? In Stöten, you can enjoy the best of both worlds - first-class skiing by day and relaxing spa treatments by night!

Treatments at Stöten Spa

At the Stöten Spa in Vattufjäll you can choose from a variety of treatments from head to toe. Why not treat yourself to the 100% Stöten treatment which includes a soothing hot stone massage followed by a facial?

Or a Spa Pjäxa that includes a softening foot bath and massage for tired legs and feet? At Stöten Spa you can also take hot spa baths with various beneficial properties such as algae baths (moisturising and mineral-rich), eucalyptus baths (invigorating and refreshing), tea baths (relaxing aromatic) and herbal baths (perfect after skiing with tired muscles). To see all the treatments at Stöten Spa and the price list, visit our page Spa & Relax.

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Stöten in brief

  • Stöten has been voted Sweden's best ski resort several years in a row by Freerides readers
  • There are 50 slopes with different levels of difficulty
  • There are 45 kilometres of cross-country ski trails, 3 km of which are lit
  • Stöten is home to Sälen's longest descent - Morsmor's 3060 metre plunge
  • Pisten Älvan has previously been voted Sweden's best piste
  • Stöten has been awarded Sweden's best ski resort for families with children

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