StuBay Saunaparadies
Innsbruck, Austria
- Public sauna
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One of the Most Revieweds in Gagers 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. Great … Show more
One of the Most Revieweds in Gagers 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. Great aquapark near to The Stubai Glacier. Water slides, whirlpools, water massages, outdoor swimming (also available in winter), jacuzzi, 25 m swimming pool, and many other water attractions. Really worth a visit after a day of skiing! It’s a nice place, but our experience was’t the best. We came here to enjoy the sauna, but only in the area we found out it’s for additional charge and you need to have bathing shoes and towel. None of them is included in the ticket. At the end I asked the cashier if we could pay only for the sauna, because that’s what we really used (they could see it at wristband) but she didn’t care at all and said they tell everyone there are two separate areas (pool&spa). So hint for you, bring your own bathing shoes, towels and use the entrance to the right side of the reception. Nice place to spend a day when it is bad weather (like today). Many pools for the kids to play in and outdoor with salted water. If it is nice weather, there is a large area outside to swim an sunbathe. Discounted when you have the Stubai Card (first 3 hrs free entrance) Very nice installation, you really relax there. The food at the restaurant is probably the best i have had to a wellness. The staff and especially the guy at the restaurant is very nice. Will come back! Nestled in the stunning Stubaital valley, Stubay Saunaparadies is a true oasis for relaxation enthusiasts. From its enticing pricing to the well-maintained and the abundance of sessions, this retreat delivers a premium experience without the hefty price tag. The first standout feature is the remarkably attractive pricing. In a world where spa retreats often come with a considerable expense, Stubay Saunaparadies breaks the mold by offering an affordable yet luxurious escape. This accessibility opens the doors for locals and travelers alike to indulge in a high-quality experience that won't strain the budget. The commitment to maintenance is evident throughout Stubay Saunaparadies. The are immaculately clean and well-kept, creating an ambiance of tranquility and hygiene. The attention to detail in maintaining the facilities contributes to an overall sense of well-being, ensuring that guests can fully relax and unwind. Diversity is a key feature of Stubay Saunaparadies, with a range of types to suit various preferences. Whether you're a fan of the intense heat of a traditional Finnish or prefer the soothing experience of an herbal-infused steam room, there's something for everyone. The variety of adds a layer of indulgence, allowing guests to tailor their relaxation experience. The true highlight, however, is the wealth of sessions available. Stubay Saunaparadies goes above and beyond by offering numerous sessions throughout the day. From classic infusion ceremonies to themed experiences, the variety ensures that each visit can be a unique journey, providing guests with ample opportunities to enjoy the benefits of heat therapy and relaxation. In conclusion, Stubay Saunaparadies in Stubaital is a hidden gem that combines affordability with premium relaxation. With its enticing pricing, well-maintained saunas, diverse options, and an abundance of sessions, this haven stands out as a must-visit destination for those seeking a rejuvenating escape. I left feeling invigorated and thoroughly satisfied, eager to return to the soothing embrace of Stubay Saunaparadies. Highly recommended! A bit pricey compared to German Thermes, but the best food I have had at a Therme. It was a nice day and not very crowded with excellent facilities. Unfriendly staff at the desk, very unpainted, the whole place is dirty full of people hair on the floors, the water temperature is too cold for “hot pools” also in the dressing rooms it’s way too cold. Visited on a hot August Friday. Lovely scenic setting, and very clean throughout. Pools and temperatures … - indoor ‘fitness’ was a standard temperature - indoor family was warm - outdoor saline was very warm - outdoor (which had an inflatable course on when we went) was standard outdoor temperature - fresh but not cold There’s also table tennis , volleyball, and a trampoline for little ones. Was relatively quiet in the morning but became very busy in the afternoon. Friendly staff - ladies on the front desk to the gentleman minding the grounds and helping with parasols. Food from the bistro was good and reasonably priced. The girl at the reception did not deduct the overpaid amount when paying for the meal, she accused me twice that I should have told her in advance (her colleague said that the overpayment is compensated automatically). In the end she couldn't cancel the transaction (on the card, which is nonsense) and didn't refund the money in cash. First and last time here! There are nicer with better customer service. Apart from this, only 4 saunas, not cosy at all, all with high temperatures (apart from Turkish), not tasty and expensive food, really bad smell in the restaurant near the pools. Super deluxe at super deluxe prices. Makes the pools I swim in look like third world sink holes. It's more like a resort with a limited number of lanes for lap swimming. The water and facilities are generally clean and sparkly new. However, I wonder how accessible it is for the average person. It costs $13 euro a pop for an outsider. That's more than twice I normally pay for a swim. Why can't the offer an one hour option rather than a two-hour minimum stay so it's more affordable? As a parent, I am leery of video lifeguard stations especially when the screens are unmonitored. Nothing beats having a real lifeguard and eyes on deck in case there's a problem. 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. See how the number of reviews and average review scores have changed over time. Fitness center
Opening hours
| Monday | 10:00 AM to 10 PM |
| Tuesday | 10:00 AM to 10 PM |
| Wednesday | 10:00 AM to 10 PM |
| Thursday | 10:00 AM to 10 PM |
| Friday | 10:00 AM to 10 PM |
| Saturday | 10:00 AM to 10 PM |
| Sunday | 10:00 AM to 10 PM |
Details
- Address
- Landesstraße 1, Gagers, Tyrol, AT
- Phone
- +43 5225 62666
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