Nestled in the heart of the Artists district, on The Terrace of the Hand That Crafts, the Palace of Lustral Water is a true institution of Laelith. This majestic bathhouse, known to all, is a place of relaxation and conviviality where all social classes mingle.

The architecture of the Palace is a tribute to art and beauty. Its dome, a perfect imitation of that of the Temple of the Silver Fish, is a marvel that attracts the eye. The mosaics that adorn its vast halls are of timeless beauty, testifying to the talent of the city's artisans. Despite economic difficulties, the Palace retains its charm and splendor.

The interior of the Palace is a haven of well-being. The baths, open alternately to men and women, offer a variety of services: cold or warm water pools, steam rooms, massages, gym, Library, catering service and beauty treatments. Wealthy clients happily spend entire afternoons there, discussing business in the quiet small lounges on the upper floors.

The Palace of Lustral Water is more than just a bathhouse, it's a place of meeting, relaxation and pleasure. Despite the difficulties, the Personnel, led by former director Vernan Freccen and kitchen manager Dionna Delights, strive to maintain the quality of services. The Palace remains a must-visit in Laelith, a place where people come to relax, but also to build relationships and conduct business.