I had been planning to go to this famous thermal spa for years and felt so lucky that we finally got there and it didn’t disappoint me at all. Loving the simple but yet complex design of the architecture. The use of local stone together with bronze fittings and glass is natural but elegant. Different combination of the spas pleases... More

The drive to the Hotel is nothing else than espectacular in fact the best part of the trip. A new renovated room , corner for a better view of the mountains is a must (#701) . Bathrooms are very humble and not ventilated, not a 5 start on that department. They do pay a lot of attention to details like... More

Depending on which of the buildings you choose to stay. Regardless, on a 2nd visit (in 6 years) we found it far less pleasant than we remembered. Though we had a very nice room in the main building, we will probably not go back. Not for the current room prices, anyway. Most disappointing aspect was the "Red Restaurant" which we... More

One has to speak in superlative terms about this place! And yet there ar e some glitches. You will enjoy the place already before getting there! Your travel takes you through some break taking mountainous surroundings. Upon arrival we were treated with prosecco at the bar, pralines and apples in the room. We stayed in one of the Provisorien rooms.... More

We picked this as a hotel base for a skiing trip over Christmas, and thought the spa would be an added benefit. I think it's only fair to say at this point that we have booked ourselves in for next year too. The spa is an incredible space. It's as good as the blurb and the pictures - not often... More

Two incredibly contradictory feelings. The Therme, designed by Pritzger prize-winning architect Robert Zumthor is marvellous. A man-made wonder, combining technical prowess, magnificent materials and the sensuality of waters ranging from 14° (ICEBAD, and it deserves its name) to 42°C (they could call it boiled-lobster bad). The two restaurants are very good to excellent. Oddly, we preferred Chessio, the Italian mid-range... More

This is our second stay at the Hotel Thermes. The first time we stayed in the main building, and this time we stayed in a detached tower. Even if one isn't that into architecture or design it is difficult to not appreciate the hotel--the rooms are quite unique (our little room had a kitchenette) with a lot of built in... More

Stayed in the main building for three days. The room was spacious and exactly as described. The use of crisp white linen bed sheets, duvet cover and pillow cases were a nice touch. We had a welcome house made chocolate truffle, a bowl of apples, and constant supply of sparkling water from the area. The view to the mountain was... More

Spent most of a day traveling into the Alps to Vals for single overnight stay. As first visit to Alps, trip in mid-October was full of great scenery. Hotel itself is a contradictory mix of high highs and low lows. Did NOT come for the spa or to soak in the baths, which my companions informed me, were fine. Access... More