Thermes de Spa

It is a nice place but not maintained so well. The showers don’t work well, and the facilities are basic. The saunas are nice, but there are only two of them, one steam and one dry. The place is like a swimming pool with amazing view from the pool and the sauna. The pool is not so big, but definitely nice vibes and a pleasant atmosphere. We enjoyed our time there. We went by the private funicular from the hotel down the hill which was very convenient.

Quiet, relaxing atmosphere. Clean, tidy. Tasty cuisine, large portions. There were quite a lot of people, but due to the rather large territory, it was not felt and did not bother. We will come again, we liked it.

It’s truly a very peaceful place, the food is incredibly delicious and tasty, the staff are excellent, but the massage is not very impressive.

One of the best spas in Europe, but I found that Germany has many better ones. The main highlights here were the stunning view of the City of Spa in Belgium and the mineral spring water. The spa has two sauna areas: one for textiles and one for non-textiles. However, the infusions were very limited, while typical German saunas offer at least one infusion per hour, this one only had a few throughout the day (I visited on a weekday).

We always enjoy visiting this wonderful park. The children are delighted.

My wife and I had a lovely 3 hour visit to the thermal spa. I bought tickets online about a week in advance. Saved time when checking in. We took the funicular to the top from the city center, which costs 3 eur for a return ticket. We were able to enter about 20 minutes earlier than the time we bought. The spa is great, we went from inside to the outdoor pools, warm, but not too hot. We also visited the saunas, which they have normal ones and also clothing optional. We went to the no bathing suit because it was less busy. It's completely normal and no one weird around. So it's a fun experience to bath nude. They also have jacuzzi, hot and cold water after the sauna, which can be used without bathing suit. 3 hours went by fast. We also got some drinks halfway through, which you pay for at the end before you leave. Reasonable price. Highly recommend.

Lots of different types of treatments eg: red lights, hamam, aroma therapy, sauna, steam sauna

Great spa to enjoy a day. Beautiful view from the sauna and natural feeling on top of the hill.

This place is a heaven on earth for anybody. Anybody at all. You might think, like I did, that spas are only for the rich, who can afford to pad around all day in dressing gowns with cucumber slices over their eyes. And at first blush, the spa in Spa seems that way: it's at the top of a very high hill accessible only by a (EUR1) glass lift cable car thing. It's located in the SAS Radisson hotel. BUT. An entire day in the Spa costs around EUR27 - to use any of the pools and saunas you want. There is also an hourly rate, and you can pay for extras such as a peat bath, different types of massage or hydro treatment. You can walk away with change from a EUR50 note, or you can blow EUR500. Nobody will ever know, as you pad around in your swimming cossie, whether you're a millionnairess or simply a tired out Eurocrat in need of some pampering. Go with the girls, and savour the day.

This is a tourist trap. More like an ordinary pool. Very loud, small sauna's, ... you have to pay extra for everything, even parking. Food corner is too small, and very expensive. Stay away, go to a smaller place, where you really can relax.

Awful place. Can't believe I almost paid $100 for this horseshit. Everything from the massages, to the personnel, to the food... Disgusting. Absolutely disgusting. Indeed, you really can't polish a turd... Well, thank you for wasting my money and my time. Hopefully I'll be less gullible in the future

Excellent facilities however gets a little crowded sometimes. Good and fresh sandwiches available.

Not very kid friendly. Our 8 year old old had been to a few places like this that offer more interesting things. If it's just you and your spouse the rating goes up to a four. A five is reserved for those place with really hot pools. Can't seem to find any on the EU with something over 38 degrees.