Vulkaneifel Therme

One of the Most Revieweds in Bad Bertrich Frequently mentioned in reviews: Top-rated.online cuts through the clutter, highlighting only the reviews that are most helpful, earn the most likes, or come from the most active contributors. Lovely place to visit. The thermal spa was quite nice, not too many people, and very clean. The even more so. Only positive interactions with staff. Make sure to book way ahead of time since the place gets fully booked fast due to the many hotels in the vicinity. Lovely place,a definite recommendation especially if you need a weekend getaway for resetting from busy city life. Thai massage therapist was really good. Also book way ahead of time since the place gets fully booked pretty fast due to the many hotels in the vicinity. A very nice location. Great service and friendly staff. Just disappointed the water wasn't warmer. We really like the wrist bands with the medallions that you use to enter the spa as well as unlock/lock the lockers. No fussing with locks and keys. Have not been back there since 2012... not much has changed.... but it is somewhat deteriorated... for example: NO privacy in the shower 🚿 area (for guys)...and one doesn't really want to see others doing their stuff in the 🚿 ....It is usually quite crowded which means NO space for swimming....Also do not remember young and very young people including babies allowed there....All of which requires asking JUST HOW CLEAN IS THAT WATER??? Chlorine does NOT kill all bacteria and truly I don't fancy sharing a pool, even a thermal with all manner of 'foreign' matter..... Therefore regrettably NO FURTHER VISITING. It is always a great pleasure to go back to this Therme: its spring water is one of the kind and one can savor there the local beer Bertricum made of Glaubersalzwasser. Many, many thanks to Herr Stephan P. and his team in the for their efficiency and remarkable sense of dedication. Thank you! MUST READ: My Honest Opinion on VulkanEifel Therme** I stayed at Center Parcs Eifel, about a 35-minute drive from this spa. Had I known what kind of experience awaited me, I would have gladly driven 1 hour and 45 minutes further to a wellness center I visited last year and **highly recommend**, namely **Vabali Spa Düsseldorf**. When my wife and I arrived, the lady at the reception was clearly unhappy about having to speak English. She didn’t even make an effort and continued speaking in German. As the conversation went on, she became visibly irritated. At one point, she sighed deeply, grabbed a brochure, and just handed it to us without any explanation. Meanwhile, the other staff members behind the counter looked at us and suddenly started laughing. Why? No idea. Maybe they were saying I’m a handsome man—who knows? Once inside, we received no information whatsoever: we didn’t know where to leave our clothes, where the was, or where the was located. After wandering around for a bit, we decided to head to the saunas in our swimwear. But as soon as we entered, people started staring at us. At first, we didn’t understand why, until we realized that everyone there was walking around in bathrobes. My wife immediately felt uncomfortable, especially since this was her first time in a sauna. As we walked further, we noticed that **everyone was completely naked. I personally have no problem with that, as I have been to multiple saunas before.** But it was quite a shock to realize that we were the only ones in swimwear, and nobody had informed us. My wife turned bright red and clearly felt out of place. Eventually, I approached another guest, who kindly explained how things worked there. To collect our thoughts, we went to the for a while and then decided to buy a bathrobe. When we returned to the saunas, things felt a bit more normal, but we still had the feeling that people were staring at us. Why? No idea. I want to specifically mention this: **I am a person of color, and my wife is not. I tend to be more aware of how people look at me, but this time, I felt intensely stared at. It made me feel uncomfortable, and that is not something I experience easily.** **I am also a lifeguard and master, and as a lifeguard, I know how important it is to keep an eye on the pool.** I only saw one lifeguard sitting in his booth, taking water measurements, and if you’re doing that, **you are not fully monitoring the pool—especially not if you’re also watching football on your phone.** We paid for a full-day pass but ended up staying for only about two hours, just so my wife could get at least some value for her money. When we checked out, we were lucky to meet another lady at the reception who spoke some English and was actually polite. She was the **only** staff member in the entire facility who smiled and made an effort to assist us. That was the only positive aspect of our visit and the reason why I wouldn’t label this experience as completely terrible. The staff is not the friendliest you can find. A guard even snapped at me to remind me not to take photos, even though it was in an outdoor area (not in the area). The floor is very slippery, please bring/wear sandals. We only used the swimming facility which was quite clean. Every 30 minutes or so there is a whirlpool, alternating between indoor and outdoor pools. The depth of the doesn't seem to be any deeper than 120-130 cm. There are no facilities for children. Even though we always come back to this thermen, we are very careful with the time so there is no additional charge. Perfect! I had an aubergine risotto which was so delicious. Thanks! Website change monitoring Monitor any webpage for changes – get instant email alerts when prices drop, new jobs are posted, products come back in stock, or competitors update their sites.