I don't just give out 5 stars, but these guys deserve it. There was no reviews in English so I…read morethought I would be the first so that the Americans at the Army base could see a review. This place is awesome. They all speak English. Multiply courses for your skill level. All age groups. This is great fun for teens, single, and families. Lots of parking. Bring Euro.

My friends wanted to try this, so I just went with them not knowing what to expect. I was…read morepleasantly surprised by the whole set up. It might look intimidating at first, but there are many different courses with varying levels of difficulty, for different age groups and skill levels. You pay for three hours, and you get to try as many as you want. We were exhausted after three courses of the nine they had available, but I am definitely going back to challenge the rest of the courses! the feeling of accomplishment at the end is the best.

I usually come here on Mondays when I'm in town for Ladies only Sauna. Before the Sauna I swim a…read morelittle bit in the pool which is part indoor and part outdoor. They have a big poster that explains the thermal baths historically. Very interesting and worth reading. The Sauna area is very big and provides different types of sauna like the Finnish sauna, steam bath, water pond, ice to cool off after the sauna, and a restaurant area with plenty of seating. I particularly love the scheduled Aufguss Sauna Sessions. They let ice balls infused with essential oils melt over the sauna heating system. It can get very hot but it is very relaxing. The restaurant has basic food that is just okay. It offers plenty of coffee beverages, alcoholic drinks, and refreshing alcohol free drinks. Be aware that according to German manner you have to or can occupy the lounge chairs with your stuff to keep them reserved for you.

Not a real Thermalbad. More of a public pool with a few hot tubs. Crowded, noisy suspiciously…read moreunhygienic.

Excellent experience top to bottom. A number of employees speak English…read more It's only 10€ for 24 hours. Which means you can keep it overnight. They also have after-hours drop-off. Lots of options for whatever your bike adventure. The bikes themselves were ok. We rented two, mine was great, but my wife's bike creaked and crackled a bit. Everything worked, but it was probably a bit less than peak efficiency. Bike is a great way to explore the Rhine Valley and this is a great place to get a bike.

Nice place but extremely slow service, plan to wait and wait for someone to serve you. On the plus…read moreside the bowling and games are great, pool and darts too. Just slow service for food and drinks. Don't come hungry!

This park is great for a stroll, people watching, or even a run (if you connect it with the…read moreadjacent park that goes into Sonnenberg). There is a stream than runs along the walking path and a pond that you can even take a rented boat out onto in the summer. It's very popular, expect to see a lot of people out especially on the weekends ending this space.

A gorgeous park in the city center around the theatre. It's got a beautiful big fountain in the…read moremiddle and it's surrounded by a lot of really nice buildings. I would imagine this is an oasis for locals and tourists all year round and a nice place to go for a walk. It's not huge but big enough not to feel crowded. Dogs need to be on a line here which is unfortunate. In a way I was glad as there were a lot of geese and ducks that our dog loves to chase around, only because it's a new place;-)) I would come here if you are visiting town for a walk and spend some quiet time in the park. To one end of the park there is also a long trail that goes around a brook which is great for a longer walk or a run.

You are visiting Wiesbaden? You wanna go somewhere with your…read morechildren? Come to the Kranzplatz/ Kochbrunnen. A save place where you can sit and watch you little chields playing on swing, slide or just sitting in the sand or climbing the climbing wall. Next to the playground you find a nice place of wiesbaden called Spital /http://www.qype.com/place/32896-Spital-Wiesbaden The place is busy. Join other families there.

I'm new to climbing and living in Germany. It seemed a bit daunting to try this sport in a new…read morelanguage. The employees at the Gym are all extremely helpful! They speak English and were so kind to translate for me in the class to get me started. They have a Wednesday evening 7:30pm meet for people looking for climbing partners. The trainers are there to help with tips as well. They have parking! The bus 17, 4,and 23 all go on Dotzheimer Str. 3 min walk from there.