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Les Thermes de Spa, Spa

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#1 of 14 in Baths in Belgium
Onsen Resort · Thermal Spa
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Embrace the tranquility of a healing retreat with a city view at Les Thermes de Spa. A park surrounds the spa, allowing you to immerse yourself in a natural setting. An indoor area protected by a glass dome offers tiered circular pools where visitors can soak and swim. Both the indoor and outdoor pools are heated, so no matter what weather's like outside, you'll be cozy in the water. Visit the fitness center and then relax your muscles in the saunas, hammams, and heating lamps. Treatments are available the day of your visit, but book in advance to guarantee your treatment type and time of choice. Put Les Thermes de Spa on your schedule, and learn what else deserves a visit by using our Spa travel planner.
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  • The good I took part of all of the facilities and enjoyed many of them. But a few were very poor. The outdoor poor with fountains and little nooks were great. I really enjoyed the warm IR lamps... 
    The good I took part of all of the facilities and enjoyed many of them. But a few were very poor. The outdoor poor with fountains and little nooks were great. I really enjoyed the warm IR lamps...  more »
  • Be careful. We've previously stayed at the attached Radisson Blu Palace Hotel and taken the funicular with our (the 8yo) son to enjoy the facilities at Thermes De Spa. However, the rules have now... 
    Be careful. We've previously stayed at the attached Radisson Blu Palace Hotel and taken the funicular with our (the 8yo) son to enjoy the facilities at Thermes De Spa. However, the rules have now...  more »
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  • It's basically a big public mineral pool ($25 for 3 hours, per person). There are some jets and water features, but basically just a pool. If you are in Spa and have time to kill, might as well check it off your list...but don't go out of your way to see it. Honestly, it's weird. I wouldn't go again.
  • Add a bit more zen to the commercial aspect with regards to the treatments à l’Institut. Now very much a factory approach…in and out. However, giving people 5 minutes to wind down after treatment, an explanation of how to improve skincare, and why products are recommended, would already make a difference. Even the receptionist - where the products can be bought - doesn’t explain the why, what and how of what was written down on that paper we were given (in fact, she was quite rude). In short, customer experience to be improved à l’Institut. On the other hand, the ladies downstairs at the entrance are amazing!

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