Radon Plaza Spa is the wellness facility of the Radon Plaza hotel on Džemala Bijedića street in Sarajevo, the capital of Bosnia and Herzegovina and of the Federation entity. Džemala Bijedića is one of the city's main arterial roads running through the western part of Sarajevo, which places the spa in a modern commercial and residential district rather than in the Baščaršija old town. The setting is that of a contemporary city hotel spa: an enclosed, climate-controlled space intended as a retreat from traffic and the weather, which can be harsh in the Sarajevo valley in winter.
The facilities listed for the property are an indoor pool, a sauna and massage services. This is a compact but practical combination. The indoor pool allows year-round swimming and relaxation, the sauna offers dry heat for muscle recovery, and massage is the principal hands-on treatment. Visitors should not expect a large treatment menu of regional rituals, and the offer is closer to that of a business-oriented hotel spa than to a destination wellness resort. For travellers wanting a traditional hammam experience or thermal-spring bathing, other venues in the region may be better suited.
Sarajevo's visitors often use hotel spas as a way to recover after a day of walking the hilly old town, visiting the Tunnel of Hope, or travelling by road between Bosnia's cities. Business travellers also use them to unwind after meetings. Published hours are roughly 09:00 to 21:00 daily, but these should be verified directly with the hotel. Prices run from about BAM 40 to 120 (roughly $23-70), with pool and sauna access at the lower end and massage sessions towards the upper end.
Bookings are best made by phone or at the hotel reception, particularly for massage appointments, which depend on therapist availability. Hotel guests typically receive the simplest access, and non-guests should confirm whether day passes are offered and what they include. Because the address is on a major road, the spa is easily reached by taxi or ride-hailing from the city centre, and public transport serves the corridor. The property is rated about 4.4, reflecting generally good guest feedback for a city hotel spa.
| Price | BAM 40-120 (~$23-70) |
|---|---|
| Session length | 1-3 hours |
| Hours | Daily 09:00-21:00 (verify) |
| Address | Džemala Bijedića 185, 71000 Sarajevo |
Treatments
- Massage
- Sauna
- Indoor pool
Location
Džemala Bijedića 185, 71000 Sarajevo
43.8368, 18.3500 View on map
Highlights
- City hotel spa on Džemala Bijedića in Sarajevo, away from the old-town crowds
- Indoor pool usable in every season
- Sauna and massage for post-sightseeing recovery
- Easy taxi access from central Sarajevo
Tips for visiting
- Phone ahead to book a massage, since therapist availability limits appointments.
- Ask whether day passes for non-guests include both pool and sauna access.
- Pack swimwear, a towel and flip-flops in case the hotel does not provide them.
- Schedule a visit after a day of hilly old-town walking to ease tired legs.
- Tipping is not mandatory; rounding up or leaving about 10% for a therapist is a courteous gesture.
When to visit
Winter evenings and rainy days suit the indoor facilities best; weekday afternoons are usually quieter than weekends.
Accessibility
As a modern city hotel facility, step-free access may be available, but wheelchair access to the pool and sauna areas should be confirmed with the hotel.
Frequently asked questions
Where is Radon Plaza Spa?
It is at Džemala Bijedića 185 in Sarajevo, in the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina, on a major road in the western part of the city.
What does the spa include?
The listed facilities are an indoor pool, a sauna and massage services.
What does it cost?
Typical prices are around BAM 40-120 (about $23-70), depending on whether the visit includes a massage. Current rates should be confirmed with the hotel.
Can non-guests visit?
Day access is often possible at hotel spas but should be confirmed directly with the hotel before arriving.