Therme Erding

This is very very good place to have a relaxed day or if you want to have a fun day. They have nearly all the facility you will need in a spa, including bathrobes, towels etc. For bathrobes and towel they take deposit which they return while leaving the place. If you want extra calmness and no kids, they have those zones also which are also less crowded and only 8€ extra, all you need to pay. The food and drinks also inside is good and not very expensive. As a suggestion book tickets for at least 6 hours.

Recently I had a two day stay at Hotel Victory, using the Therme Erding facilities in the evenings and visiting Munich during the day. I was mainly in the vital & sauna area, which is huge. There is a large pool for swimming (about 34c) and numerous pools / spa baths for relaxing. There are almost too many saunas to count. I visited midweek in January so it was busy but by no means overcrowded. I guess summer weekends could be different though. I didn’t use the other areas of Therme Erding - they are mostly focused on families with children - so can’t comment. Also I’m not sure about the entrance fee - I bought a package with entrance included when I stayed at the Hotel Victory. If coming by train, the nearest station is Altenerding, which is 15-20 mins walk away. There are trains to Munich every 20 minutes and it costs €12.90 on the DB app. The only minor complaints I’d have are that from the outside the approach to Therme Erding looks unattractive (through a large untidy car park) and in the spa itself there are lots of saunas but no steam room, and there are no drinking fountains for fresh water - you have to buy drinks at the bar. Other than those small issues, it was a thoroughly excellent visit, highly recommended.

This place is amazing and just when you think you've seen it all it surprises you with something even more amazing. The day pass is great value for money but bring some snacks and drinks for during the day, the food in-house is very good quality and not badly priced. Small extra cost to enter the textile free saunas and pools, well worth it it that your thing. We stayed in the campervan Park within the campus for 4 nights at €20 a night again great value. I will definitely be coming back again.

The experience is amazing every single time. My friends and I always come for a whole day of relaxation and mostly to visit the VitalOase, but the other areas are great too. Just be aware that it is extremely full on bank holidays and weekends.

What an amazing day at the world's largest thermal spa! Just a short drive (or easy public transport ride) from Munich, Therme Erding feels like escaping to a lush tropical oasis – palm trees everywhere, warm mineral-rich thermal pools under a huge glass dome, and that perfect relaxing vibe. The thermal baths are pure bliss: soothing hot springs with healing properties, outdoor pools with bubble jets, a lazy river, and even a wave pool for fun. We spent hours floating in the Vitality Oasis, sipping cocktails at the pool bar, and enjoying the steam baths and saunas (there are over 30!). The whole place is spotlessly clean, beautifully designed, and the staff are friendly and helpful. Whether you're looking for deep relaxation or family fun (the slides in the Galaxy area look epic!), it has something for everyone. Highly recommend for a perfect day of rejuvenation – we'll definitely be back soon! ♨️🌴🏊‍♀️

Everything is clean and well organized but too crowded during holidays and weekends. Long queues in the Galaxy area. A special experience during the cold months... Great fun for the whole family!

We had a blast at this place! Took our kids here for a fun day activity while staying in ingolstadt. I HIGHLY recommend getting a chalet! It was so worth the money especially traveling with our littles. The room came with bed, chair, kids activity center, TV, drinks and pizza. It cost about €119, but didn’t include entry. Still worth it! My kids thoroughly enjoyed themselves, even the smallest at 9 months old. Will definitely visit again if given the opportunity to travel through Germany again!

AVOID in case of German holidays!! Waste of money & waste of time unless you love totally overcrowded places! Queued 50 min from 10 am to get in a that should have been clear warning. However try to explain kids we are not going. When finally got inside, no place to lie down, no place to even sit down, had to line just to get from one area to another, pools totally full, people stepping on each other... Left disgusted after 1 hour 200 EUR lighter. Please see the pics. Note to management: the fact there are 6.000 lockers does not mean you should let in 8.500 incl. kids when outdoor areas are closed!!