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Hygge Hut Mobile Sauna
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HyggeHutSauna.com and friendly, you could squeeze more in there.”
“You call me want a sauna,” said Tycen Birch, who opened the business with his wife, Alise. “It could be at your rental property. It could be at your home when you have family in town. It could be at your hotel after a fresh powder run. It could be at your corporate retreat. It could be at any local event.”
Birch built the Hygge (pronounced hoo-guh) sauna himself. The interior is all cedar, stocked with firewood, and 100% off-grid.
The sauna features a changing room and LED lights. Birch drops off the sauna and hauls it away the next morning hassle-free, he said. He also offers multiple add-ons, such as a cold plunge or essential oils.
“I have friends who heard of this idea in the Midwest, where it was a big activity,” Birch said. “I thought it would be a perfect opportunity for Jackson with the cold weather we have most months of the year.”
He rents his sauna for $390 for the night. It can easily fit up to eight people, but “if you’re real close
He typically drops the sauna off about 4 p.m. to 5 p.m. and picks it up about 10 a.m. or 11 a.m. the next day.
“Whenever is convenient for the client,” Birch said. “We deliver the sauna, you unwind and revive, and we pick up, leaving you a hassle-free sauna goodbye.”
Hygge Hut is not a franchise.
“It is a local business that is looking forward to growing the sauna culture here in Jackson,” Birch said. “Some renters are going to be very experienced on how to sauna, and they’re going to know what to do. If you don’t, we will go over basic sauna protocol.”
The most important thing, he said, is to drink lots of water.
Hygge Hut also offers special packages, including the Grand Package for $1,500. It’s a guided sauna experience.
“We take it to a location in the wilderness, put up string lights, have a smokeless fireplace, lounge chairs, essential oils,” Birch said.
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