Spa & Wellness
Warm water without leaving the hotel
An indoor wellness area with a pool, jacuzzi, hydromassage jets and a Turkish sauna — open to hotel guests.
- Indoor pool
- Turkish sauna
- Wellness area
Indoor pool
A heated indoor pool, open whatever the weather outside. The area is covered and warm all year round.
Jacuzzi and hydromassage
A bubble pool with air jets and hydromassage nozzles for shoulders and back — the most popular corner of the wellness area.
Turkish sauna
A wet sauna at roughly 60°C, with operating hours posted on site. A towel is required.
The thermal baths
The hotel sits inside the Tășnad Thermal Baths, so the resort's outdoor pools are a few steps from reception.
The circuit
The order worth going in
None of it is compulsory, but if you want to leave completely loose-limbed, this is the order that works.
- 01
Start in the indoor pool
Ten minutes in warm water, purely to let the muscles let go. Nothing else.
- 02
Move to the jacuzzi
The air jets and hydromassage nozzles work exactly where the tension sits: shoulders, neck, lower back.
- 03
Turkish sauna
A wet sauna at roughly 60°C. Warm and humid, gentler on the breathing than a dry sauna.
- 04
Pause, then go again
A few minutes of rest, some drinking water, and maybe one more round. The second is always better.
How access works
The wellness area is available to hotel guests. For deluxe rooms and apartments, access is included in the room rate.
- Included with the Deluxe double room and the Deluxe apartment
- Available for an extra charge with all other room types
- Opening hours and the access fee are confirmed at reception
- Entry to the resort's outdoor thermal baths is charged separately
A few simple rules
- A towel is required in the sauna
- The wellness area is for hotel guests
- Children enter accompanied by an adult
- The hours posted on site are the ones that apply
Book straight with reception
For now we take bookings by phone and email — we answer quickly and tell you exactly what is available.