Terme Merano

Came here on a rainy day. This place is very large with many pools that have different temperatures. There are area where you can lay indoor and sleep/rest. They do not provide towels and are additional to entrance fee. The rate was 18€ for 2 hours or 20€ for 3 hours. Each additional hour after the 2 hour mark is 10€.

Came on a Thursday afternoon for the saunas and had a great time. Aufguss taken very seriously, done in an outdoor sauna with music and lights, could be a bit cheesy so credit to the staff that it normally wasn’t. Bruno in particular was a great Saunameister, it was a pleasure to experience his work. The building itself snd the scenery also superb.

I had a wonderful time soaking here in November. We caught the sunset from the hot tub outside and it was an unforgettable experience. This was my first spa experience like this (I'm American and this isn't so common back home) and I really enjoyed it. Hoping to come back someday!

If I could give them a 0 rating, I would, but I can't. It's absolutely disgusting that during Christmas time the day pass disappears, the maximum is now 3 hours, and those 3 hours have gone up by about 80%. With successes like this, you'll end up with no tourists. Good luck.

Unlike many other reviewers we had a fabulous time here. It was September and pretty quiet, with few children. We preferred the outdoor pools, swimming in the fresh air. Temperatures varied but many pools were 34C. We stayed for 2 hours (it wasn’t warm enough to sit outside in wet costumes) All staff we came across were pleasant. Facilities were spotless. We brought towels, flip flops and shower soaps with us. We didn’t stay for lunch - preferring to go back into town and eat by the river. Lovely experience.

Nice pools though overcrowded in summer and not cheap. Many rules to follow which could be somewhat more politely expressed: cloakroom full, go outside, just to find out outside you need 1€ change which we did not have, came to cloakroom inside which were NOT FULL! Besides, yelled at for not bringing bought food outside of the bar etc etc... So many tourists so you're just one of them...

The experience was generally nice however I felt like the thermal pool had to be a bit hotter. Bistro’s menu can be improved there wasnt that much option. And even though we went on a random Tuesday it was crowded, luckily on holidays&crowded sessions you must reserve beforehand. The hygiene was sufficient.

Terme di Merano is a true gem in this small city. It’s always a pleasure to return and spend some time in the lovely pools. However, this time the experience was less relaxing due to children and teenagers screaming and splashing about all day. The lifeguards do their best to keep the situation under control, but it doesn’t seem to be particularly effective. Children, in particular, are allowed access to every pool, rather than being directed to the smaller ones more suited to them. I believe the management should implement stricter rules to ensure children only use the pools designated for them. This would significantly improve the experience for other guests, who would no longer have to endure constant shouting or being splashed. Additionally, the outdoor pool at 37°C wasn’t accessible, as children were continuously diving into it and entering from all directions. This spoils the experience for adults who simply want to relax. I sincerely hope the management considers making some changes.

We had a great time here (despite the surly ticket person ...who seemed annoyed by our questions as to how things worked such as whether we got to use the spa as part of our massage). My family had never been to a European spa and it's an excellent experience, especially the sauna!

Way overpriced!! Over the Christmas time they raised their already expensive prices into outrages levels. 21€ for 3 hours!! I'm shocked