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You may end up splashing more than you expect, just rinsing off (unless your installing a separate shower, or have a handy lake to dive into). Also a water tight floor always makes cleaning easier.
Consider installing an air gap between the vapor barrier and your interior wall.
Here's a site with some good info http://www.saunasite.com/
kestrel