Expensive! There wasn't much to tell about the pools. The sauna department was partly okay and we found a few pleasant baths. There were also three so-called Finnish saunas. Where we, as Finns, didn't know how to act. I can tell that we have, including our parents houses, six saunas home available, and I have also visited dozens or even... More

We enjoyed a few hours of bathing, but a full day is too much for me. I could also do without the excessive nudity in the sauna-area.

Then go to this huge leisure complex - outside heated pool - inside all sorts of facilities. Perfect if the weather gets blizzard and they close the slopes. At the time of writing, a whole day pass was 20-30 Euros

This is a wonderful place with a range of facilities to suit every need. For me the ability to swim from a heated pool to the outside of the building where one can remain in the pool with snow falling and look to the mountains was very special. The electronic wristband which enables visitirs to caharge meals drinks and additional... More

an array of pools with jets and bubbles. outdoor pool heated. sauna area with a choice of saunas. family area for the kiddies

1) lovely clean pools and changing areas 2) warm and pleasant but not hot 3) fun slides and kids area 4) 2 good indoor to outdoor pools 5) HOW MUCH?? 6) €22 per adult (after discount) for entry for 4 hours 7) if you did not bring a towel add another €3.70 each 8) same is true for 'slippers' and... More

Fun slides for kids. Indoor and outdoor pools. expensive, so stay a while! No swimsuits in the sauna but you can cover yourself with a towel if you want.

Fantastic wellness experience. The hot pools are fantastic. Swimming outside in hot water as it snowed with views up to the mountains - fantastic.

unlimited access via bathrobe walk from our hotel. we went every day. salt, honey and beer aufguss are the best. As most places, the sauna is a textile-free (naked) zone and not open to children.