“Alongside investments in trampoline parks, splash parks, and state‑of‑the‑art weight rooms, the Nordic Spa at The Alaska Club represents our continued commitment to offering a comprehensive, elevated experience that supports long‑term health and performance for our members,” says Trent Bogh, vice president of membership development and personal training.

In 2024, The Alaska Club invested in a “super slide” to its indoor pool, largely appealing to kids; the 21-and-over spa has potential to interest young adults in maintaining a membership as they age out of their parents’ homes.

The addition of the spa is part of The Alaska Club’s intention to center itself as a “family club,” notes Clark. She highlights how members who came to the club as kids with their families are now grown up and bring their own children. Clark says, “[The Alaska Club] is forty years old, so we have had a number of members who said, ‘Oh, I used to be here when I was a kid. My parents used to drop me off here to play in the summer.’”

Access to the spa is included in club membership, but guest passes do not include spa access.

As an addition to the fitness club, the Nordic spa provides wellness-minded members with an easily accessed option for recovery days. The Alaska Club CEO Robert Brewster says a constant evaluation of how members use the facility, along with attention to how fitness culture has shifted, helped influence the development of new amenities like the spa.