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Added by Jopie, at 31 August 2014
Opening Hours
- Monday 9:00 AM – 10:00 PM
- Tuesday 9:00 AM – 10:00 PM
- Wednesday 9:00 AM – 10:00 PM
- Thursday 9:00 AM – 10:00 PM
- Friday 9:00 AM – 11:00 PM
- Saturday 9:00 AM – 11:00 PM
- Sunday 9:00 AM – 10:00 PM
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10 Reviews
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13 December 2017
A very nice thermal baths. I was there when snow was outside and was great to relax there with the warm baths. At the ground floor there are few internal and external pools, only 1 pool is with sweet water others are salty. Nice restaurant and the food more than fine. A pool bar serves beverages in the water. The facility is well maintained and it was nice being there to relax after a long day of travel. Price is moderate. I recommend.
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24 October 2017
I go often to these thermas and always enjoy it a lot!
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02 September 2017
Excellent variety of pools. Excellent deals on massages. You can clearly see the age of the facilities as work is needed. Good service.
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16 July 2017
I thought the surrounding mountain view was breathtaking. This is a great kind of place to relax with a friend. I went alone, and it was still so relaxing. But, I think it is the kind of place that is relaxing while being social. The bar in one of the pools is something I have never seen before! Really cool!!
I'd give this place five stars (after all, the changing rooms, showers, lockers, and free hair dryers were SOOO accommodating), but not a single staff person was able to tell me where the bus to the Füssen hauptbahnhof was. They also didn't have WLAN, so I could not check myself. I walked around for so long, that I ended up just walking to the Füssen hbf. To me, this is so unacceptable, and it'd be beneficial if the company either had WLAN or properly educated/more helpful staff. For a tourist location, this is vital.response / report this review -
10 June 2017
It is rare for me to give a 5 star rating.
Good things:
-Amazing thermal spa treatments, there is a daily list of therapies to follow every half hour. They are all included in the initial fee for getting in (25 euro for 4 hours, slightly more for the full day). We thought 4 hours would be too much however it turned out time flew quicker than expected and would have been better taking the daily ticket instead
-all therapies are different and offer their own experience, utilizing different methods and scents. All you have to do is follow the schedule to the dedicated room. There are several areas to the spa, it'll take you a long time to discover and understand it all (that's why it's much better to get a daily ticket)
-There is a restaurant on the inside
-a bar to drink from inside the pool (alcoholic and non) on stools inside the water
-A cafeteria with a large variety of cakes to choose from
-All decorations within the spa are incredible, starting from some of the columns covered with crystals, others made of pink, white marble. Chandeliers of fine glass work with beautiful blue colored gems, fantastic work on the staircase leading to the topper floors made of thick veiny marble. Beautiful paintings around, I was studying some for sometime. Innovative ideas for therapies in the saunas, using crystals of eucalyptus and menthol directly on the hot stones, freeing up your upper respiratory system. Salt scrubs and mud baths. Pools are available outside too and they are warm so you can relax and bathe even during the winter while snow is falling atop your head. All sauna rooms and Turkish baths are kept tidy, sanitized and clean, with beautiful decorations on the inside (they are named after the king Ludwig II and other important personalities of the time, so you'll find portraits of Cavaliers and coat of arms).
-Customer service is excellent, smiling at all times and dressed impeccably
-Such views from every spot that will take your breath away, there is a "panorama sauna" that offers enough space for up to 30 people if not more and a panorama over the Alps and the Neuschwanstein castle.
-On the upper level you'll find another restaurant and on the terrace you'll find seating within glass vaults to enjoy the view even during super cold periods (and you're naked in there so how awesome is that?)
Bad and So so things:
-Upper levels are dedicated to naked people, for the ones that have problems with that and have a different mentality you'll be losing around 70% worth of your ticket fee. The best is located at the top of the complex so overcome your fears and just go.
-DO CARRY YOUR TOWEL if you don't have one you'll have to borrow one from the spa and it's 3 euros per towel and a deposit of 10 euros per towel. Plan ahead of time to avoid this.
-It's a very family oriented place so you'll find many kids playing around at the first level mainly. This might be annoying at some times for someone.
Conclusion:
This place is fantastic. I'd recommend it over and over again. The price per day is a bargain and you'll benefit a rejuvenation with a great piece of mind.
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09 December 2016
Super!
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03 October 2016
All pools are warm at best, and overcrowded
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01 June 2016
Best place that i have been to in Bavaria, great choice of Salt baths and very clean facilities. Would highly recommend!
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19 September 2014
Super
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07 September 2014
Super Great Saunas, healed both my seriously bad tennis elbows permanently with the cold water therapy after heating up in the Panorama Sauna, and a staff member demonstrated the Kneipp water hose therapy. Elbows started vibrating and pain left overnight.. That was 12 years ago and still no recurrences.
I like all the saunas and the Hammam. Very good value. Attended from Victoria BC Canada many times as Mother in law was living in Lechbruk elder hostel. If you are not familiar with the naked sauna culture just give it a try. It will change your outlook on life.response / report this review
