As an American who has traveled to different countries and enjoyed other spas, DO NOT COME TO THIS…read moreSPA IF YOU ARE AMERICAN. I came with three of my girl friends, thinking we would have a relaxing and clean experience. The heated pool is filled with poop particles. We thought it may had been one person in one area, no! Walking around it, it was FILLED with fecal matter. You could not look down into the water without seeing brown and yellow clumps, fibers, and specks. I know some hot springs will have minerals in it, but this was not that. I also experienced something extremely odd in the showers, there was moaning several times. And my friend saw throw up or another bodily fluid in the showers as well. The fact there is no worker maintaining the shower and spa area mind boggles me. I cannot believe my friends and I paid for this experience. I would NEVER recommend this spa to a friend or family member and hope this can help anyone who is deciding a spa to go to in Karlovy Vary.

This place has a great location right in the heart of Karlovy vary, close to many hotels,…read morerestaurants and the main shopping area. It is also a close walk to either bus station out of Karlovy vary. The pool itself is rather small and boring, only about four lanes and a bit crowded. The Saunas were in the locker room and were also small and crowded since they only fit 2-4 women at a time (and the ones in there are not concerned about getting out so you can have a turn). The prices are very affordable here, for an hour and a half of lap pool, dry sauna, wet sauna, whirlpool, showers and locker for 120 crowns. Where they get you is charging 80 crowns per person for a towel. And you are not allowed to reuse it if you make multiple trips here. I really only came here because I was already getting a facial done in the same building and wanted to see how nice the pool areas were. If you're looking to be impressed don't bother coming here!

I have been going to the therme for seven years now. I…read morehave used the saunas, whirlpools, relaxing pool, slides, grotto, and lap pools. The best time to go to beat crowds is during the week. Weekends can get get very crowded with families on weekends. With regular admission you have access to the lap pools, diving boards, slides, and outdoor and indoor pools. There are even a few saunas included in the price. For an addition fee you can have a access to the spa and sauna area. The spa and pools have areas that need updating. The lockers can especially be tricky to open and lock. The therme closes at least once a year for repairs and renovation. The changing and shower areas have been recently updated. I am holding back a fourth star because of two issues. Parking is shared with the adjoining ice skating rink and when a hockey game is going it can be almost impossible to find parking. There is an overflow lot a short walk away. My main beef is that they have continually raised admission within the last three years. It has gone from 3.50 euro for 1 1/2 hours to 5.50 euro without many renovations at all. To me that seems like a very big increase in just a few years.