Hedon Spaa & Hotell (Pärnu mudaravila)

Hedon Spa & Hotel occupies the historic Pärnu Mud Baths building (Pärnu mudaravila), the heart of Estonia's oldest seaside mud-cure resort. Bathing on this site dates to 1838, when a bathing house offered warm sea baths in summer and hot sauna in winter, and the resort grew rapidly from the 1890s. After the original burned during World War I, the surviving neoclassical building was raised in 1926–1927 to designs by Olev Siinmaa, Erich von Wolffeldt and Aleksander Nürnberg, becoming the home of Pärnu's celebrated therapeutic-mud treatments. A boutique spa reopened the restored building in 2014.

Curative mud & mineral treatments

The spa continues Pärnu's mud-cure tradition using mineral-rich Estonian therapeutic mud, applied to body and face to cleanse, soften and hydrate the skin. Signature treatments include a sauna with Estonian mud application and a full Estonian mud wrap, alongside marine and mineral-based body therapies in a boutique spa of 12 treatment rooms.

Water centre & saunas

• Two indoor pools, including a warm massage pool and a relaxation pool
• Seasonal shallow outdoor pool and outdoor sauna with a cold plunge pool
• Steam sauna and Finnish sauna
• A quiet "Silent Spa" area for peaceful relaxation

Hotel & setting

The spa hotel sits by Pärnu beach on Ranna puiestee, with two restaurants (Raimond and Resto Akord), a bar, gym and seminar rooms, blending historic elegance with modern wellness.