Caracalla Spa

Spent a good 2 hours enjoying the thermal waters. Ticket for 2 hours to visit the pools and use the naturist sauna upstairs is 25 euros plus a 6 euro fee gorvtowel hire. But caution keep an eye on your towel as it's 21 euros if you lose it! In the sauna area upstairs it is a no textile area and you are obliged to sit on your towels in the saunas. There are lots of choices based on temperatures and there is a cafe. Downstairs the pools are huge and extend outside so you can swim and bathe in the sun. This area is textile so you need a costume. It is very clean and there are lots of changing areas ...showers and lockers for valuables. You get a waterproof fob that does everything including charging for food and drinks...opening lockers ...gaining access to the sauna area etc. Very well run...A must if you are visiting Baden Baden.

A large, pristine, beautifully organized thermal pool easily accessible from a nearby car park. We didn't use the sauna because it is textile free but I'm sure it's wonderful too. We spent a very enjoyable few hours there. It's definitely worth the money.

A great spa centre. It's quite modern and had the feeling of a luxury leisure centre. You can hire a big towel but it's a good idea to bring your own, plus a small one for the sauna. It's well worth the extra euro to use the sauna, if you don't mind being textile free! And the Aufguss was very good.

Loved my first spa experience in Germany. I was definitely nervous and a little confused at times, but overall I had a great time and would love to go again. I wasn’t expecting kids there, which surprised me, but it was still super fun.

Disappointing. In the city’s largest thermal complex, they won’t even give you a glass of tap water for free (4,5€), and that pretty much sets the tone. Yes, you can relax a bit, but the whole place feels like a spa experience frozen in 2005: dated, worn-out, and in parts visibly damaged. The pools, especially the outdoor ones, are not warm enough. You can’t stay outside for long before it becomes uncomfortable. The saunas and steam rooms are also nothing special, which is disappointing for a “top German resort.” Overall, it feels like both the city and these spas haven’t aged well. I wouldn’t come to Baden-Baden for the spa experience. Only worth it if you’re here anyway to enjoy the nearby hills and use it as a base for trips to France and Switzerland.

3.5 stars. i went at 8pm and the pools were extremely crowded. the lighting used felt off-putting (same shades as a haunted house) and it felt more like a water park than a relaxing spa. as an avid lover of japanese onsens, the 37 degree waters didn't do much for me. what is impressive though, are the saunas. there were an abundance of rooms to choose from, ranging from 60-95 degrees. do be aware that the outdoor saunas start closing by 9:30, so don't leave them til the very last (like i did). facilities are acceptably clean, if not a bit outdated.

The water was not hot at all; it was only lukewarm. The outdoor spa was enjoyable, but the towel rental was more expensive than buying a new towel. In addition, I experienced symptoms of conjunctivitis later that night after visiting this place. Good point is you can enjoy the village Baben Baben anyway😗

Very nice experience at the Spa. We went 2 hours in the evening. We took tickets only for Spa area and was very relaxing, the pool are clean and the water was very good temperature. Also nice wet sauna inside the spa.

I had a horrible experience at this place. Beware! As I was leaving a gentleman from the US was being accused of taking something/not getting refunded for his towel because he did not have a receipt. Next it was my turn to check out... the woman at the check out desk aggressively kept saying I owed 3.50 for a lemon... and accusing my son of having a lemon??? We are wondering what a lemon is (apparently it's a drink) then accused me going to sauna... we never stepped foot in a spa and never had this so called lemon... it was a horrible experience and terrible way to end my experience in Germany! Just beware!! Horrible situation!!

When in Rome, or in this case Germany, you have to experience the spa. It's affordable and relaxing. Pools filled with natural mineral water of varying temperatures, under lots of natural light from the dome. A sauna and massage unit in different rooms, there is a variety of areas to lounge. I didn't see any children, I believe 16 is the minimum age here. There are waterfalls and swimming areas outside and I hear this is open all year. The water is warm so even if the air is freezing, you will be comfortable and exhilarated by the variance. Upstairs is a clothing prohibited area for a few extra euros for those who are adventurous. I was. For an American this is for the very mature and open minded. I love to people watch and experience the culture from a non tourist perspective. This was not an American nudist beach where everybody is 60+. All ages from probably 16 up since I believe 16 is their technical adult age. But a wide range of people. There were outside areas that led to saunas, a hot tub and bar to grab a drink. Everything was charged to your waterproof bracelet (no where else to hold a wallet or purse, flip flops and towel only). Very relaxing and free. Loved it!

I loved it here. It was the most relaxing and enjoyable experience of all of Germany. My body was exhausted and tight and soar from all of my travels. They have so many different jets and whirlpools to help you relax and to target each part of your body. It felt like an aqua massage. The restaurant was okay, nothing special, but the experience of the cold and warm plunge as well as the sauna and steam room and the indoor out door pools.... i never wanted to leave. Definitely recommend this for anyone.

The place is perfect ! But staff is rude. Especially a girls from Serbia. Also my own towel was stallen. But anyway would recommend to everyone.