After my son and I did a morning hike along the PanoramaWeg, this was a nice way to spend the afternoon. My only other experience with thermal waters was in Spain some years back, where we were allotted 15-20 minutes in a shared hot tub. I was puzzled why one would want to spend 2-3 hours, until l entered the pool area. On a beautiful October day (70'sF) and the pool options, 2 hours was not enough . More like a water park, temps were either refreshing or warm. Lots of water features (jets, waterfalls, moving water that you could float along with). Busy as it was, it did not seem too crowded . Chaise lounges were plentiful for relaxing and enjoying the sun . I did use the sauna which stipulates swimsuits were prohibited. While I paused a minute, it didn't stop me. (When in Rome...) Nice selection of saunas with relaxing sounds and aromas . Not too crowded, but nice to get the suit back on again to enjoy the water and the sun before leaving . Really enjoyed this and would strongly recommend.

Great way to spend a cold winter's day. Especially the outside pool area with hot jacuzzi area and fun whirlpool. The spa is huge with many saunas and experience rooms. We spent an enjoyable few hours here. The food and drink are on the pricey side and I would say the biggest thing that let the spa down was the non existent drinking water facilities. There were no drinking fountains or anywhere you could fill up a water bottle. I found this very strange seeing as the need to regularly drink as it gets very hot in the rooms.

We had to wait about an hour to get in. Probably because of the Christmas season and the bad weather. For us all the massage water jets under water were too strong. Otherwise liked the infrared lights above the lounge area were great.

We absolutely love this spa, very nicely maintained and has a great variety of treatments. But, for us our favourite are the spa chairs in the outside pool. Our favourite time is evening and we always take a 3 hour slot. Such is our enjoyment of the spa we will make a point of adding mileage to our trip so we can visit!

We spent a lovely three hours on a rainy afternoon at the Thermal Spa. Parking was quick and reasonably priced. The reception was efficient and quick. We rented towels. You get a big locker included in the price. The change rooms were also a nice size and very private. The pools were warm and relaxing, with various temperatures. We had a salad at the bar which was enough for two. Well with the price for this experience.

A beautiful and spacious place. A large inside pool with cool water and a small pool with hot water. A couple of very nice outside pools and an outside sitting are to relax. Unfortunately, the jets in the outside pools weren’t working properly. The place definitely requires a bit of renovations and cleaning – you could see the broken tiles in the pools and quite a bit of dirt on the tiles. A very negative moment: we were rather surprised by the attitude of the front desk person – very grumpy, unfriendly and unhelpful. As this was our first time, we naturally had questions – where to get the towels, how to use the lockers (it wasn’t quite straightforward), etc. The man at the front desk was very unwelcoming and acted like we were nothing but a nuisance. Aside from that – a nice place to enjoy the waters.

Having read some negative reviews about Caracalla Therme we were a little apprehensive but our fears were allayed for the staff were most welcoming and helpful. We paid for both of us to use the pools and for my husband to use the sauna which is on the floor above and then outside are the wooden huts. There is seating of all description around the outside pools area. We had really good weather and could have stayed longer than the 3 hours we booked for although quite busy found it relaxing.

Writing as a visitor from Singapore, who has travelled to the ASEAN + Japan/Korea/US, so I will focus on what I found really different from what I've experienced before. Firstly - yes, the entrance/ticketing etc can be quite confusing, but nothing some extensive research/pre-trip email/ polite smiles and questions on the spot will not solve. Managed to book a massage online at the Caracalla Spa, which turned out to be nothing I've had before in the years travelling to Bali/Thailand etc. The massage strokes , pressure, were just different. Fantastic! Some people have complained about the water jets in the indoor pool, but I tell you, those were the things I loved the most! Nowhere I have been previously did I manage to find such strong water jets hitting the tension out of my joints! There was also a cold pool but I couldn't stay in there more than 20 seconds each dip, while I saw savvy old German ladies grinning at me whilst they did their (probably weekly or daily) saunter into the cold waters then up and into the hot one and back again, round and round. So interesting for me. Due to pre-trip research, the bag I packed with bottled water, towel, change of clothes and slippers , turned out to be much needed.

Great pools. Wide range of sauna‘s, steam rooms, relaxation areas. Reception staff were really helpful - thanks to Leon for help with public bus ticket online. I didn’t rate this 5 as no drinking water inside, unless pay at bar (I was told).

Very nice relaxing sunny day. Just be aware that all chairs might be taken… The city of baden baden is also an adorable place to visit. Plus the air quality was much better then in Strasbourg!