Badezentrum Aquarena Kitzbühel

Expensive for a very old swimming pool with unfriendly staff!! €19 for one adult. Additionally the opening times are useless, 10am opening, and the last time I visited there was a distinct smell of toilet waste in the pool.

The review is for the indoor section only. Nice place. But pretty basic. One big pool, a hot tub area (with no jets other than pretty gentle streams from a few places), baby pool with a slide, and outdoor pool and playground (indoor). We came around 7. The pool closes at 8:45. However the playground section got closed before that (not sure why). Overall, looked clean. one thing for the management to consider: The changing area could use a non slip tiles or adhesives. When it gets wet (and it does) it is dangerously slippery. We fell.

Very basic swimming pool for the price, personel is poorly informed and unfriendly for the non-german speaking guests. It was very difficult to clear up the parking options, all signs are in german. The lady at the counter hates her job. The water was rather cold, and the air even colder. The tobogan area is also very cold. Don't waste your time, avoid this place.

Aquarena has a very nice sauna, swimwear is not allowed in the sauna. We didn’t use the swimming pool. In the swimming pool is swimwear obligated. The sauna has 3 different sauna. 1 big sauna where they do every 30 minutes pouring sessions. They have also a small bio sauna and than an other small sauna. There is 1 steam bath and 1 nice hammam. The staff is very kind and you can ask for a cup and refill your cup with cold water. There is also a little terrace with a nice view of the mountains. There is also a very cold bath perfect after a hot sauna. You can rent towels and flip flops. Price of the sauna is € 22,90. A 2 hour ticket cost € 14,80. After 6 pm the price is €13,70. The sauna is open till 9 pm but at 830 pm we had to leave already because it was not possible anymore to take a sauna. If you rent towels/flip flops don’t throw your receipt away because you will need it when you give your towels/flip flops back.

Not very friendly staff, no English spoken. Very strict Sauna with lots of rules no swim wear allowed. At 3 checks in 20mins was performed. Least relaxing sauna I've evere had.

Nice small facility after skiing in Kiztbuhel. There are 3 dry saunas, one cold room, two steam saunas and a roof terrance. The relaxing area is nice. Promo TV plays the best images of the ski resort. The sauna ticket includes the entrance to swimming pools (where you can’t be naked). People here are also nice.

First of all: if you rent towels or swim suites, keep the receipt for that, otherwise you'll get into trouble when it's about getting deposit back. The guys at the entrance won't mention that probably. Sauna is ok, but many tourists who don't know how to behave in a sauna and the "water on the hot stone" procedure (Aufguss) is automatic. Means, not really satisfying. Pool is 15€ and that's not worth it. If you go there, take the sauna + pool choice for about 22€

Pool is great. Receptionist was great. The service in the sauna was terrible. I am been to Kitzbuhel for 23 years, and I went to sauna once. I did not know the rules. We went with swimclothes & flipflops, as I saw multiple people do. Nobody told us that we could not do that. After an hour, out of nowhere, a woman yelled in German. We didn't understand it well. She showed no respect whatsoever. I would recomment the pool. I wouldn't recomment the sauna. Although the facilitics are decent. Service was terrible by that woman. If she just was patience and explained it, I wouldn't mind