This place is awesome! We come here a couple of times a week. They have a huge slide that my son…read moreloves. There's a restaurant when you first enter. They also have a concession area on the second floor. They sell hotdogs, burgers and fries. We usually order beer and fries while the little one swims around. Best part is they are open until 2200!

This review is for all the military stationed at Spangdalhem. If you haven't made a trip to…read moreCascades, you're missing out. I loved this place when I lived in Bitburg. It was one of the only places that didn't remind me how absolutely depressing European weather can get. We always called it a bath house but I'm not sure what its really is called. They have an indoor pool with a huge slide and fun stuff for kids and adults. They have an outdoor pool also but I never got a chance to use it. I'm not sure why. Oh, maybe it's because German summers only last literally 2 months. I'm so glad I'm back in sunny California. What's awesome about this place is the massages and spa facility. The massages are very affordable for American standards plus you get use of all the wet and dry sauna rooms. I usually always got the swedish massage with infrared but once I got a Turkish massage (Türkische Gelenkmassage) which was unique. You lay on this warm stone bed in a huge shower like room. You basically get massaged and scrubbed head to toe. Not for the modest because you are naked. In fact spa etiquette over there is always "naked." I highly recommend this place. It's one of the many places I miss so much.

I haven't been visiting many Spa's in my life, but my visit to the Vulkaneifel Therme in Bad…read moreBertrich was just perfect! First of all the place is not that expensive, second of all it's not old fashioned at all, but really nice modern architecture where the modern building matches perfectly with the green surroundings. The swimming pool has a part outside as well as inside and for the sauna part there are several ones with several tempatures (to choose for yourself what matches you best). On top of that there's a Turkish steam bath, all in very nice design! To make the experience complete, the village of Bad Bertrich is very nice too, with the way it's situated inbetween the rocks and the forests with the result that you won't easily feel wind in the outdoor swimming pool neither. I really love the place and i want to go back there from time to time to relax in the weekend!

This place is a heaven on earth for anybody. Anybody at all…read more You might think, like I did, that spas are only for the rich, who can afford to pad around all day in dressing gowns with cucumber slices over their eyes. And at first blush, the spa in Spa seems that way: it's at the top of a very high hill accessible only by a (EUR1) glass lift cable car thing. It's located in the SAS Radisson hotel. BUT. An entire day in the Spa costs around EUR27 - to use any of the pools and saunas you want. There is also an hourly rate, and you can pay for extras such as a peat bath, different types of massage or hydro treatment. You can walk away with change from a EUR50 note, or you can blow EUR500. Nobody will ever know, as you pad around in your swimming cossie, whether you're a millionnairess or simply a tired out Eurocrat in need of some pampering. Go with the girls, and savour the day.

Not a relaxing experience at all. They only allow you to enter five minutes before your treatment…read moreso you don't really have time to get a locker. So I proceeded to the waiting room to make sure I didn't miss my appointment only to find out I'm sitting there 20 minutes and no one comes to get me. It is not what I would consider an upscale spa. I visit different spas on a regular basis and based on the website, I thought this would be nicer. Also, if you do not speak fluent French, they do not want to assist you. Tried using the translation app to show them, but they were not interested.