This is a historic facility that has 3 pools, of which only one is available for public swim the…read moreother two are only for swim lessons and swim teams. I went there the other day and was blown away by this hidden gem. I used the sauna (it was mixed that day, male & female) and steam room, I'm rarely impressed but the staff as well as the service was fantastic, I also used the massage services from a well trained therapist that was amazing let alone the price 20 Euros for 30 minutes. This facility run by the city of Mannheim is a must for everyone looking for a swim, massage or sauna let alone the historic architecture.

Took my wife here for her birthday as a surprise relaxing spa day. It could not have been betterread more

This place was great with the rooftop pool wonderful. Also thought the price for admission was…read morereasonable.

9/28: stayed overnight as we work our way down to Switzerland. Crown Plaza is central to…read moreeverything, step out of the main entrance and you have shops, restaurants, apoteks, parks, coffee shops, bus stops and McDonald's among others. 15-20 minute walk to the bottom on Heidelberg Castle Queen bed was very uncomfortable and sheets were stiff. Bathroom was a good size, hubby and were able to get ready at the same time. Sauna was available for 5 euros but we opted out, apparently you can only go in butt naked. No thank you.... Breakfast was also good, upgrade from the typical continental breakfast you get from 3-4 stars hotel. Hotel was too dark for my taste, felt a bit claustrophobic.

This is the prime location for us whenever we tour with #princessforoneday. Both Staff and…read morecustomers love it. Already booked 2021!

Unfriendly staff, and weird patrons who don't respect 'no'. Normally I'd not blame a place for the…read moreconduct of their patrons, but it seemed a little too consistent and as though it was the culture of the venue itself. Had an interesting bubble room which I did like, but easy to slip over and injure self so be careful.

This is the worst sauna I've ever been to! They use the fact that they are in the center of…read moredowntown very carefully. They charge whatever they want and think they can say whatever they want to the patrons...only because you MUST PAY AT THE DOOR! Rude staff, dirty rooms, and 4 men....ON A FRIDAY! I don't recommend this place. If you want to have some quick fun with dirty rooms, this is the place for you. Go to Saunawerk and don't waste your time. 0 stars.

Die Therme an sich in Ordnung, aber mein Erlebnis mit dem Bademantelverleih war enttäuschend. Ich…read morehabe einen Bademantel ausgeliehen (40 € Pfand, 7 € Gebühr), aber nach dem Besuch der Dampfsauna war er verschwunden - vermutlich versehentlich von jemand anderem mitgenommen. Obwohl ich das sofort gemeldet habe, wurde ich an der Rezeption sofort abgewiesen. Keine Kulanz, keine Lösungsvorschläge - nur ein Konversation welche man mit "Pech gehabt" zusammenfassen konnte und die Forderung, die 40 € zu zahlen. Das restliche Personal war freundlich und verständnisvoll, aber die Person an der Rezeption war direkt in Abwehrhaltung und hatte eine merkwürdige Art. Ein bisschen mehr Kundenorientierung hätte ich mir gewünscht. Neben der schlechten Erfahrung ist das auch eine fragwürdige Geschäftsentscheidung. Ich habe in der Vergangenheit mehrfach Gutscheine für Ihre Therme als Geschenk gekauft, doch nach dieser Erfahrung werde ich weder wiederkommen noch erneut Gutscheine kaufen. Auf lange Sicht verliert die Therme damit weit mehr Geld, als wenn sie in solchen Fällen kulanter handeln würde. Auch nach schildern der Situation über die Info-Email wird darauf behaart, dass ich das Geld nicht zurückerstattet oder gutgeschrieben bekomme.

Oh my! What an experience!…read more This is a perfect palm paradise. Swimming pool/spa/sauna extravaganza. But I must say right now that most of it is nude. There are several different packages you can buy. Just the pool (textiles) or the vital thermen which includes pool, sauna, spa (textiles free). We opted for this. It cost €29 (+€3 extra as was bank holiday/weekend). You are given a watch like wrist band which enables you to enter certain areas. When entering, there is a sign in German which roughly translates to 'you must remove your textiles now (also no phones or photos after this point)'. Okay, drop the bathing suits, and after a few minutes of feeling a bit coy, you can release your inner mermaid and take pride in your body as everyone else around you is also in the nude! There is a bar in the pool. You can get cocktails, you can get coffees and drink them in the pool! Three glasses of prosecco please! You use your watch wrist band to pay for these - it tallies what you've spent and you pay at the end when you leave - very clever. The inside is amazing, albeit a little tacky. Huge palm trees surround all the many pools, along with plastic orchids! Lots of jacuzzi's and bubble streams. You can swim outside, it was freezing and raining, but so nice and warm under the water. I could imagine it being amazing if it were snowing, or equally in the sun. There are about 7 or 8 different saunas to choose from. From 60 degrees, up to 90 degrees. Japanese theme, Finnish, Moroccan, Viennese. All sorts. They also have infusionists shows. We saw a guy dressed like Mozart waft a towel around in the sauna. There was also a cinema sauna which was playing nature documentaries. Nothing like sitting in a sauna full of naked strangers watching armadillos trying to mate! There is a salt pool which has so much salt in it you literally float like in the Dead Sea. There is also a calcium-lithium pool which is good for your bones and wellbeing. We put our 'textiles' back on and went to the other pool and bar and enjoyed a pina colada in the jacuzzi. Just perfect!

We just had a fabulous New Years Eve celebration at the Atlantis. A lovely buffet with appetizers…read more(antipasti, seafood, etc.), main courses, salads (including white asparagus salad), and delicious desserts. Plus we met the nicest guys, some single, some coupled, both German and French. It was a fantastic way to spend the "Rutsch" into the new year. Thanks, Thomas and Crew!