The Queen West House · Virtual walkthrough
A floor plan you can click. A tour you can scroll. The full sequence of the house, from the door to the last cup.
Rooms
11
Full sequence
285 min
Location
Queen West
Access
First visit free
11 rooms · Queen West · click a room to preview
The centre of the house. Heat that reaches deeper than you expect.
A long cedar-finished cabin with six seats, ambient amber light, and infrared panels on three walls. Temperature runs between 65° and 72°C — deliberately lower than a traditional Finnish sauna. The intention is sustained heat, not extremity.
Sensory cue
Dry cedar, amber glow, a long exhale you can hear.
Zone · arrival
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Step 01 · Entry lounge
A warm lounge by the front door with a travertine desk and soft bench seating. Members check in here; first-time guests receive a short orientation and a robe. We built it deliberately quiet — an acoustic reset before the rest of the house.
Warm cream light. Distant kettle. No screens.
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Step 02 · Changing room
Pre-stocked with cream robes, slippers, and folded towels. Phones stay in the lockers; the front desk holds the key if you prefer not to carry one. The changing room shares a wall with the shower corridor, which is intentional — the arrival sequence is designed to be linear.
Oak, bronze, warm floor underfoot.
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Step 03 · Shower corridor
Pre-session rinse station — we require it before the sauna and plunge for hygiene and for thermoregulation. Six stations, microcement walls, brushed bronze fixtures. Water pressure is deliberately soft.
Warm water, eucalyptus towel rack, no music.
Zone · heat
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Step 04 · Infrared sauna
A long cedar-finished cabin with six seats, ambient amber light, and infrared panels on three walls. Temperature runs between 65° and 72°C — deliberately lower than a traditional Finnish sauna. The intention is sustained heat, not extremity.
Dry cedar, amber glow, a long exhale you can hear.
Zone · cold
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Step 05 · Cold plunge
A tiled plunge basin with a brushed bronze rail. Water temperature holds between 3°C and 6°C. Towels and a warm bench are within arm’s reach. A staff member is always within sight.
Stone, metal, the sound of water breaking itself.
Zone · light
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Step 06 · Red light room
Low-lit chamber with red and near-infrared panels on two walls and a reclined treatment bench. The room is also used for sound baths and late-night member sessions — it is the most flexible room in the house.
Warm crimson light, low hum, eye protection provided.
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Step 07 · Bodywork room
A private treatment room with a heated table and curved white oak stool. Session types include full-body bodywork, focused release work, and post-plunge recovery protocols. Oil temperatures are matched to your body heat on arrival.
Warm oil, curved walls, slow hands.
Zone · breath
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Step 08 · Breath & Sound studio
A dedicated studio for structured breathing and ambient sound. Cushions, bolsters, and weighted blankets are stocked. Used for weekly classes, sound baths, and occasional private sessions.
Low cushions, tamboura drone, held silence.
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Step 09 · Compression suite
Two chairs, two sets of pneumatic compression boots, adjustable pressure levels, and optional red light overhead. Often booked as an add-on after a contrast ritual or as a standalone thirty-minute reset.
Rhythmic pressure, reclined posture, soft blankets.
Zone · rest
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Step 10 · Tea lounge
A calm lounge at the back of the house. Curated loose-leaf tea menu, warm lighting, low conversation, and the only room with windows that open onto the back garden. Open for the duration of your visit.
Herbal tea, filtered daylight, slow murmur.
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Step 11 · Private ritual suite
A private suite with a small sauna, a plunge basin, a daybed, and independent climate control. Rented by the hour for couples rituals, private recoveries, or occasional solo evenings when the rest of the house feels too communal.
Curved daybed, small plunge, dim ambient lighting.