I would not describe this as a "spa" but more a few warm pools with sub par treatments available. I had a "mum to be" = prenatal massage and my husband had a deep tissue massage. We both agreed that the pressure was way too light, despite asking our therapists to go deeper. It felt like lotion was just being rubbed on our bodies for 50 minutes. It was kind of like torture, as I just wanted to massage my own shoulder deeper when the therapist was putting lotion on them. I actually spent a few minutes after the massage just massaging all the spots more deeply that the therapist didn't get. Don't get a massage here if you want anything other then light pressure! The pools were loud and felt more like a "Vegas pool" atmosphere then a Relaxing spa. Shrieks and shouts are common place here, don't expect a relaxing atmosphere. My husband said the same of the steam rooms. Lastly, we did go on a Saturday afternoon, but it was so crowded there was someone an arms distance away in each pool we tried. Don't expect to have personal space! Maybe ask when their low volume times are before you go if you're interested in a more chill environment. In my opinion, a spa should be quiet, not crowded, and have a luxurious feeling to it. This "spa" was none of these things. read more

After a few hours of walking around The Roman Baths Museum and the city square there is nothing better than visiting Thermae Bath Spa. The roof pool was what caught our eye so we got the package that gets you access to the roof pool, a indoor poor and then a steam room. First off you can "rent" towels, robes and I believe slippers. We just got towels and that worked fine. You can also swap them out for dry towels you just have to ask one of the attendants. There is a coed locker room that has stalls to change into. There are smaller lockers and larger lockers we were able to fit all of our clothes and my medium sized purse in the smaller lockers but the larger one appeared to easily fit a backpack. There is an elevator but the stairs were faster. We stopped by the steam room first. There are four enclosed steam rooms that can fit a good amount of people. They have different scents/steam types like mint and jasmine, I'm over simplifying the scenes but you get the idea. In the center of that room is a large shower to cool off, which you will need because those rooms are intense. My husband and I are not sauna people so we didn't stay more than 5 min or so. None of them were super packed so that was nice. Then we moved to the indoor pool which was our favorite. It was very laid back and there was enough of a current where you could grab one of the floating noddles, they are all over the pool/room and then just float around. There are chairs and cubbies along the walls to store your towels and robes. I don't recommend bringing any phones into the pool areas as there is a good amount of moisture in the air. The roof pool was nice but it was by far the busiest area and the pavement around the pool was super hot. Plus it was so sunny up there I had to go back and get my sunglasses.We ended up spending about 20 min there before moving back down to the indoor pool for a bit longer. All in all it was super relaxing. There is a restaurant there but we were full from lunch so we didn't check it out. A nice thing though is that your locker key is in the form of a rubber bracelet (similar to a live-strong bracelet) and it has a chip in it that allows you to go to the restaurant and charge food and you pay when you leave. read more

We came here on the easter weekend. After reading numerous reviews, I figured the best route is to book (at least 1) treatment, so you can skip the line. This worked out perfectly! When my bf and I arrived at the spa around 4 pm, there was a long line outside. We skipped the line, and went straight to the treatment desk, and got straight into the spa area. NO WAIT! YES! Totally a WIN! Frankly, if we had to stand in line for an hour, my bf would have been pissed and crankly and the spa experience would have tanked completely. The roof top pool was the best part. The air was chilly, but the water was warm. It's like the most amazing feeling. Hard to describe. The stream rooms were great - some was definitely hotter than others. Find one that fits your needs the most. Finally the massage itself was kind of crappy. Meh. But for 40 bucks, we bypassed the line completely + free robe / slippers/ towel (10 pounds otherwise) - was worth it. I like my massage kind of strong, and this one felt like people rubbing lotion on my back. Shrug, at least I felt moisturized. Tips: 1. Book in advance!!! Very full especially during bank holidays / easter.... 2. Free towels/ robe/ slippers if you book a treatment, don't bother to bring that crap. read more

We took advantage of the Twilight Package (nothing to do with the teen movie and novel about werewolves and vampires). The price includes 3 hours use of the facilities; rooftop heated pool, indoor heated pool, and steam rooms; robe, slippers, and towel as well as lockers and shower facilities. The package also includes a light meal in two cafe. It was pure bliss to relax in the heated pools and indulge in some aromatherapy steam rooms. There are four different chambers offering different scents. In the center of the room is a waterfall shower. Twilight package starts at 4pm, which is great. You get most of your sightseeing out of the way and spend your early evening relaxation before dinner. You can also book treatments for an additional cost. read more

This place was ok as long as you aren't expecting a relaxing spa experience. We went as soon as they opened in the morning. The first hour was pretty lovely, as it wasn't too crowded and the people were in the same spa frame of mind. That quickly changed in the second hour...it was so noisy in every area that it wasn't relaxing (picture Vegas pool party without the alcohol). People were talking loudly in all of the wellness rooms, etc. I was ready to leave even though we had a half hour of time left. If you're wanting a true spa experience, spend the money on a hotel spa. If you're ok with loud chatter, then this place is ok. read more

Quite a good experience considering the price was £25 for 2 hours. There were a number of levels in which you can bounce around and enjoy some baths,saunas, pools, foot baths. I highly recommend you visit on a weekday as it seems it gets quite busy, and go with a loved one or friend as you notice everyone is in groups of two. The saunas were fantastic (there are four separate "pods" which smell of various natural oils), as were the the heated pools and view from the rooftop. There are some negative points. The dressing rooms are absolutely tiny and the locker I used was broken and would not allow me to retrieve my items. This then effected the wristband no longer allowing me out of the building. Quite bothersome. The water is also chlorinated and once I left felt like a sticky, dry, rats nest... disgusting. Also the drinking fountains, which are VERY important outside a sauna, were broken, and extremely difficult to get some water out of. The water was also disgusting. BRING A TOWEL. A good thing to do for a group of women on a Hen weekend or a lovely relaxing time with your partner. read more

This spa was quite an experience. I highly recommend you pre-buy your tickets online otherwise you run the risk of standing in line well over an hour if your not there first thing in the morning. Once they are at capacity, which doesn't take long with all the tourists, they only let people in as people come out. The spa is very well organized with a wristband system allowing you to leave all your things in a locker until you are done with your day. No photos are allowed in the spa. You also don't need to carry money to the cafe, you simply scan your wristband and pay when you check out of the spa. I would recommend wearing your swimwear to the spa under your clothes as well, saves you having to wait for a changing room. The spa is co-ed everywhere. There is no divided sections for men and women, everything is shared. The top floor of the spa, the rooftop, is where the main thermal pool is located. Sunglasses may be needed on a sunny day. There is another floor for special treatments and a hot bath available for people who have booked special treatments as well. The cafe food was not that great and overpriced but that was expected as it is a tourist place really. If I was a local I would only come in the off season because the spa gets very crowded in all areas. Or I would rent the private bath house across the road. The very bottom level has another thermal bath was a small float river and a circular tub where the bubbles come up giving you a nice feeling. Or stand under the water spouts for a back and shoulder massage. I recommend coming with a group of friends or significant other, I went alone and got quite bored with no one to talk to. Not one person spoke to me all day.. The nicest and most beneficial part of the spa is the aroma therapy steam rooms. I could have sat in there all day. There are four chambers with a different scent in each and a shower in the center of the room for in-between chambers. Its beneficial to your health, mind and spirit. You definitely cannot come to the city of Bath and not try out the modern bath house so make sure you give it a go! read more

I visited Thermae Bath Spa on a Thursday morning with two friends. We booked treatments about a week in advance (bamboo massage and thermae facial) and they were able to accommodate all of our treatments at the same time. Two of us had the same technician for both treatments (which meant we stayed in the same room the entire time) and the other one had two different technicians (which meant she had to change rooms). It was very nice to stay in the same room for both treatments. One negative to Thermae Bath Spa is that you cannot book treatments without booking the £26 two-hour roman bath package (which gives you access to the steam rooms and pools). After reading so many terrible reviews on the pools, we really only wanted to book the treatments and not use the steam rooms or pools but couldn't because it's required. The setup of the spa facilities is not sophisticated enough to allow people into the treatment areas (with access to the locker room) but limited their access to the pools and steam rooms). The bamboo massage was OK. I wouldn't book it again because even though it is described as a deep tissue massage and at times, felt like a deep tissue massage, I don't feel that any justice was done to my upper back and shoulders. The technician stated that the heated bamboo rods are designed to go deeper than a person's hands but I don't believe this. The massage started off with her whacking my legs, back, and arms with the bamboo sticks as though she were playing the drums. I confirmed with my mates that their bodies were also used as a drum kit during their massages. The facial was the best facial I have ever received. The color of my face was completely different after the facial than it was before the facial. What I didn't like about the facial is the strong sales pitch the technician gave me after the facial. I'm at the spa to relax - give me your recommendation for your £55+ lotions, cleaners, etc and let me be on my way. After all, I've only got two hours left of my spa day to use the pools and steam rooms. I really could have done without the sales pitch. We lucked out with our timing in that the pools were not overcrowded but they weren't necessarily empty either. When we arrived at 9am, we were able to easily find empty lockers and all of the changing cubicles were empty (the locker room is unisex). When we departed at around 130pm, most of the lockers were occupied, there was a wait for hairdryers and showers, and an even longer wait for the changing cubicles. I would NEVER go to this spa on a weekday afternoon much less a weekend. People have to be crazy to go here on a weekend and I fully understand why there are so many negative reviews about overcrowding. It's timing, people. Don't go to the spa over Easter weekend or when the kids are off school because you are going to have a terrible time. The facilities in general were spotless. Very, very, clean. I always say people walking around scrubbing, sweeping, and cleaning every square inch of the building. The facilities are also very modern and the views of Bath from the rooftop pool are incredible. The problem with the rooftop pool is that the water is barely luke warm. The steam rooms were great. Very clean and very steamy! read more

I went here with my husband, and after reading reviews we opted for the four hour package to float around since several people said 2 hours was not enough. I totally disagree. We had a lot of fun for two hours and then were definitely ready to leave. So! My advice is to spring for two hours, float around, and then go out for coffee at the Starbucks down the road. I thought the facilities were fun. This definitely isn't the blue lagoon, but it is very enjoyable to float around in an outdoor hot bath while seeing the rooftops of Bath and the cathedral spread out along the horizon. We were actually up there while it was snowing, and it was very picturesque. Love the minerva spa as well, it was a nice and warm change from the outdoor baths. read more

Thermae Bath Spa is the place to bathe in the waters that brought the Romans to the area, although in their day you wouldn't have had to fork out £26 for the privilege. I had seen Thermae Bath Spa advertised in the national press and the photo of the rooftop pool with the Abbey in the background worked its way into my psyche meaning I had to try it on a recent visit to Bath. I would recommend a two hour session priced at £26 with other spa paraphernalia such as towels, robe and slippers an additional cost. There is a pool on the ground floor, steam rooms and a rooftop pool on site. It costs extra for "treatments" so I avoided these. Two hours is about the right amount of time to spend here as any longer becomes boring. I really enjoyed the steam rooms which has individual scents but the best area in my opinion is the rooftop pool. read more

We paid £35 each for a 4 hour window. This is not a relaxing experience; you are constantly aware and shifting, not properly chilling. While the building is certainly achievement, the changing rooms were a disgrace. Basically you're getting undressed in a narrow corridor with people trying to squeeze past your naked butt. Really poor design, especially for a mixed facility. Pools, especially the rooftop, were not really warm. Rooftop was luke warm and the overall effect was just uncomfortable. There is nowhere to relax. For dropping £70, I was expecting a resting room or something like that- a place where you can lie back and read your book. Nope. There is nowhere to do this. If you pay for massages etc, perhaps there are added benefits, but when the prices start to climb up to £100 a head, you may as well go to a small club/hotel in the country and have a decent experience. Steam rooms brilliant. No complaints there. Overall a poor experience. Overpriced, overcrowded and the time limit factor makes you unable to really relax. Bath is a city which is notorious for charging visitors through the nose for an inflated experience, whether it's a coffee or an attraction. This spa is more of the same. I've been to spas far in advance of this one. It reeks of corporate strategy investment return meetings and visitor throughput. Disappointing. read more

Make sure to triple check the confirmation and then check again because apparently people on the phone can't decider the difference between this Sunday - meaning the Sunday on coming and next Sunday which would be the Sunday of the next week. We called on a Tuesday. We called ahead twice to confirm- only to show up with a confirmation for the week after. And this was not a cross in language as we called from the USA and Bathe speaks English too. So seems like the phone staff need help. It was to be a great day that was cut short by only using the facility. I think they gave us 10 percent off. Oh thanks - when you are on vacation and move your entire day around an event you don't want 10 percent. Also in question the management at the desk. Facility fine though and worth visit. Staff need a bath and a swap. read more

I can only describe the Bath Spa as a 2hr holiday! it's calming just walking into the place and by the time your floating in the roof top pool you'll feel a million miles away from the stresses of life! Great on any day regardless of weather. The steam rooms on the middle level are the best I've ever been to (I've been to a few). In the middle of the 4 circle steam rooms 4 (different scents) is a rain shower which is quite refreshing when nipping from one steam room to another. It really does zap the worries away! The minevra pool is also good to go after the steam rooms and float around with the gental current. Tips: grab a cup tea and a slice of the most amazing cheese cake in the cafe which will also add 35mins on to you time. read more

This is now my absolute favorite place to go when stress levels get high. My friends and I booked a weekend at this spa, and it was SO good. The first day, we had bought a package. I got the Classic Thermae, which gave me access to the pools and steam rooms, a bamboo massage and a kraxen stove, as well as a 2 course meal. The next day I got a vichy hydro massage coupled with a hot stone massage, as well as 4 hours at the spa. The massages were really good, the staff was friendly, and it was a great relaxing weekend. The Kraxen stove was interesting. You basically sit on a chair with your body covered in a white sheet, but your head out of it. Then there's steam with a chamomile smell every now and then. Everything but your head is in a tiny steam room. It gets awkward because it's a room that fits 4 and you have to be in it together, as well as the fact I felt like a chamomile tea bag. But it was cool. The vichy massage was really good, and includes a body exfoliator, but you shouldn't do it if you have a fear or water because the water does not stop. The steam rooms are really good too. I usually hate these because I can't stand the heat, but they smell SUPER nice (4 rooms, each has a smell) and then the shower in the middle is heavenly when you leave the steam rooms. The pools were GREAT, both indoors and rooftop. There's bubbles every now and then, there's a current moving everyone, and they're warm and nice. The food is super healthy but delicious. All in all, this place is pretty much heavenly and I want to come back for more as soon as I can. read more

Rooftop pool with jacuzzi !!!!! + you get to see the stunning view of Bath city, you get to feel incredibly rich and posh aaaand if you eat at their restaurant, you get 1 or 2 extra hours for free on top of the treatment you chose. We literally spent an entire day in the water. From like 10 in the morning till 6 in the evening. Loved the roof top bit best- It was cold outside and the water was warm and nice. We wanna go again when there's snow outside- that should be an interesting experience. :) read more

The standout of this spa is their rooftop thermal pool with beautiful views. However, the water is not as warm as you would expect. The Minerva Bath in the building could be relaxing if it were a bit less crowded. The steam room and waterfall shower arem more interesting, but I would say the aromas are a bit too strong in the steam rooms. The price is not cheap and therefore if I were going to do it again I would: 1) spend most of my time in the upstairs pool (not in the middle of winter) and 2) book a treatment to ensure relaxation time in case the other areas are not calm. read more

Whenever I'm back home this is always on the list. My skin feels smooth and soft after a couple of hours in the water. The roof top pool is great at anytime, but I would particularly recommend heading there in the evening to watch the sun setting. The steam rooms are amazing, with four different scents on offer to try (especially like this part during the winter months!). Treatments book up fast so get in fast (or well ahead). read more

Went to Bath for the day and couldn't miss a chance to experience it's hot mineral springs. I would go here just for the experience of the rooftop pool. It really is an amazing view with all of the old rooftop buildings in the background as you frolic in the water. My only complaint is that I wished that the water was a bit warmer since it is advertised as a spa. There is also a much bigger pool on the second level called the Minerva pool which is a little warmer. The aromatherapy rooms were fun to move from one "pod" to the next. Just be forewarned it can get crowded on busy weekends with a wait of 30- 60 minutes to get in. read more

It's true, you don't really want to be a shy and retiring type in your cossie here, you do need to parade around like a true Roman in front of the other sex. So here's the deal - 5 floors of shiny glass and old stone lovliness that consist of - 1) changing rooms 2) basemennt Minerva pools and jets 3) four different aromas of steam rooms 4) cafe / restaurant 5) open-air rooftop pool We went on Easter Sunday ( thankfully the only sunny day of the long weekend ) and the rooftop pool is a beautiful place to relax and enjoy the spires of Bath, green hills and sunny weather! After bobbing around for half an hour or so up there and wallowing in the jacuzzi, we went down to the steam rooms for 20 mins or so and tried all four fragrances. Then to the cafe for a revitalising diet coke and flapjack ( the cheapest thing on the menu ) Bit rich to call this a restaurant, it really is a caff, with bathers dripping water all over the lino floor while they eat. For those who wanted it there is also a proper 'spa' area where treatments can be booked - far in advance, i might add! Lastly we tried the Minerva baths which are the indoor pools and jets. Bit miffed to find that only one jet in the whole pool was working with which to pummell my cellulite!! The entry price isn't cheap - £24.00 for 2 hours, but if you go by Great Western train you can get 4 hours for the price of 2 ***HOT TIP ALERT*** And, yes, if you live nearby you also get a £5 discount on the admission price. All up, a good experience. Take your own towels, flip flops etc. The towelling slippers they give you are useless once wet, and take two towels - one for wearing around the baths and one to actually shower with before you leave. I still enjoyed myself - eyes closed in that warm water in the rooftop pool I could have sworn I was back in Australia feeling the sun on my face! read more

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A much hyped venue, and what I thought to be a must see given that we were visiting Bath. The changing rooms are smaller than the ones in primark, and of a similar, individually-sized hit-your-elbows type. Men and women change in any of the tiny cabinets, and walk off to the pools. Finding a locker was a bit of a challenge. As was finding a free changing cabinet. Do budget 20 minutes for changing alone, based on the ability to find a free shower and free cabinet. Also bring your own shower gel and shampoo. The goo on offer is unpleasant and inefficient. The bathrobe is very light (and can't handle much wetting), but does keep you warmer than a towel as you walk about. The rooftop pool is very nice, but given how many people were in it, it was more of a rooftop bathtub. There was barely standing room. The eastern side (from where you can see the cathedral) has bubbles that work intermittently, which is good fun. The hammams were kind of fun, but I do feel faint in extreme humid heat, so I didn't stay very long. The Eucalyptus one is worth sitting in as it definitely clears your breathing passages! And the middle shower is very relaxing. I took a 2-hour session for £22, plus £4 to rent the flimsy bathrobe. It was fun, but only because I was with a group of friends. Also, 2 hours are more than enough to experience the Minerva baths, the hammams and the rooftop pool, so I'd recommend it (compared to the more expensive 4 hour ticket) Alone, it would have been awful, as I've been to much better facilities at a GYM in London!! read more

Luxuriant, Roman-themed spa right at home in the spa city. Set over five floors of hot springs, scented steaming, showers, pools, jets and treatments, and topped by a gorgeous roof-top pool, this is the ultimate way to watch the sun set and relax. The Thermae Spa is not cheap, but it's a unique offering in the city and one well worth experiencing. read more

The Thermae is famous locally for going over-budget and over-time when it was built. It's expensive, and they don't even include a robe, slippers or towel in the inflated entry price - they're extra (take your own!). Still, I absolutely adore it and will happily pay the entrance fee, because it's one of the best places I've ever been and I have such fond memories of it. It's a good job I don't live in Bath or I'd be tempted to spend nearly all my money in there! Included in the price is the use of the lower pool, which is the largest and indoor, so you can lounge around next to the water on loungers and it's warm. But you don't want to be doing that when there's that expanse of beautiful, warm mineral water in front of you, with subtle currents under the water. Grab a couple of floats and you can gently float around the water with no effort at all - it's lovely! In the middle floor are four large steam pods - big glass enclosures, each with its own essential oil - I found the mint and eucalyptus one the best - made my skin all tingly and certainly cleared my head and made me breathe more easily! But then save the best for last - the stunning rooftop, outdoor pool. It's wonderful to be in the warm water - especially when the weather cool - you can breathe in the fresh air mixed with the steam gently bubbling off the water. You're surrounded by the beautiful vista of Bath and I found it really beautiful, quite an emotional experience! I recommend the Twilight Package which includes a meal in the on-site restaurant - it's a bit quieter then and watching he sun go down from the rooftop pool is really special. read more

I recently went on the Twilight package here which costs £35 for 3 hours, including a meal and drink in the restaurant and hire of the slippers, robe and towel. It was lovely. I went with my boyfriend and it was very romantic in the evening! There were lots of other couples there too but it still felt quite private too. The rooftop pool was an experience, especially in the middle of December! It was lovely and warm once you got in though. The steam rooms were lovely too, my favourite was the mint one. The lavender one was relaxing too. The food was a bit of a letdown though, I was expecting a nicer and bigger meal really. read more

Great treat. Might be a bit expensive for some to make it a regular visit. For the standard entry fee, you can enjoy the roof top pool, the middle floor wet scented saunas and the basement pool. It's extra to hire bath robes, towels and flip flops. Save some money and bring your own. Do recommend going during the week if you can and will no doubt go again! read more

A nice place to spend a couple of hours in Bath, though a little bit expensive (~£35 for 2 hours plus towel, slippers and robe) to do frequently. The cafeteria in the spa is reasonably priced for wine and tea (food is also available) and a purchase there will extend your time by another hour. Pluses: - the views from the rooftop pool are amazing. You can see the medieval buildings all over Bath. - the 4 steam rooms were fairly clean and large enough to accommodate many people. Minuses: - water needs to be a lot warmer in the pool. - very crowded on Saturday afternoons and queues to get in (not sure if its quieter on the weekdays) - 'waterfall' shower turned itself off and on, but the periods it was off are too long, often leading to a stampede when it was on. Would be nice if sensored operated or the periods when it was on are longer. - two of the steam rooms did not smell great. Go if you're a tourist to Bath and want a unique way to see the city and relax for a couple of hours, and don't expect a "hotel-spa" experience. read more

Very modern facility. I agree with the other posts that is was more of a pool than a spa but even knowing that I would go again. I was chilled to the bone walking around Bath in January and the thought of bathing in warm thermal waters for a couple of hours at the end of the day was sublime....and visiting here did the trick. I was super impressed by the modern and clean facilities. The changing and locker room set up is great. Even though coed you wouldn't even notice. Loved the wristbands that controlled the lockers as opposed to having keys or numbers to remember. It was a little pricey....but I saw this more of a treat to myself on my trip. read more

The new spa is well-worth its money and makes for a lovely addition to a trip to Bath. My favorite is the pool, which is on the roof-top terrace! Enjoy one of their lush therapies! read more

You dont' need more than two hours, but it's a lovely two hours! The two pools are my favourite - the roof top pool is lovely and warm, great even in the rain, though it's frustrating when the bubbles are off. Very cold getting out in the winter! The bottom Minerva pool has a current pumping round some of it which is great fun. Busy at the weekends, best time to go is early afternoon during the week. Treatments are expensive compared to other places in Bath, cafe does great salads. read more

I went here on a hen night and it was the perfect end to a perfect day. The pool was so warm and the saunas really cleared me out, I love the Eucalyptus smell. The top pool is open air, bizarre logic bathing outside when it was quite cool and the water was hot. Definitely a must as when you're up there as you overlook the Bath City, on the day we went there were a handful of Hot Air balloons sailing over. It was a magical experience read more

It would be difficult for me to be more disappointed in our visit to Thermae spa. Clearly I didn't do my due diligence in my research. We spent a month in the UK and Ireland and the one thing my wife really wanted to do was go to Bath and we were excited to 'take in the waters' as they say. It was a Saturday afternoon so it was clearly very busy. The place was overrun with traffic and disgusting. We live in Los Angeles and go to day spas here quite often and this was not that. This was closer to a day club in a Las Vegas pool; all it needed was a DJ and alcohol. Relaxing and peaceful it was not and for 80 quid it was a complete waste of money for us. We left the roof spa within minutes and went to the various rooms. It was far too crowded and noisy. There were towels strewn everywhere and the place was a mess, loud and far too busy to offer any relaxation. We finally found a pool inside downstairs where we floated for a few minutes. It seemed the few adults there had all found there way to this quiet place. We were there for ten minutes or so until someone decided it was appropriate to cannonball into the pool. My wife looked at me and said "I'm good to go if you are". We were at thermae spa for less than thirty minutes total. If you are looking for a relaxing spa experience, go elsewhere. read more

A good place for experience. Like several warm swim pools. The one on the roof was nice, with a good view. And when I went there yesterday. It seemed to be the coldest day ever. -2 degree outside and 36+ in water。。。 read more

I would say this was a 'must do' if you are visiting Bath. The experience is a bit more public swimming pool than health spa and the changing rooms and locker system are certainly far from swish. However, the steam rooms and pool are fine but the real star of the show for me is the rooftop pool. I love being out in the open with the chilly twilight air whilst being submerged in the warm water. It's great! We were on the twilight package so we enjoyed a glass of wine and a light supper....we also fast tracked on entry and avoided quite a queue. Bonus. read more

had a fantastic time, rooftop pool is awesome, water temperature was hot, went with my girlfriend and she loved it just as much as me. it is expensive but that can be perceived as a plus as it filters out the chavs. bring your own white towel and just hire the robe which costs 4 pounds, however if you have a large towel that should be fine on its own, not everybody wore the robes and i saw very few people wearing slippers. would go again.. and again.. and again. evening hours are less busy read more

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For the last night of our trip, we visited the Thermae Bath Spa Twilight Spa experience. The spa was amazing!! A definite plus. We ate in the dining room first & then went into the spa & tried all the rooms & pools. Bathing on the roof top & looking over the city was beyond beautiful !! read more

I came in just in time for the Twilight package and was so happy that I did! I spent an hour in the pool at the top of the building enjoying the view. I then went down to the steam rooms which are scented and jumped between steam room and cold shower, so refreshing, and then back upstairs to watch the sunset. Unfortunately the cloud cover was out so I didn't get to really see the sunset but the impact was just the same. 3 hours of relaxation and after driving 400 miles that morning, I definitely needed it! read more

Slow queue with no signage as to how the line works. Quite confusing considering we waited in two lines for over an hour on quite a short line. read more

Had such an amazing time here-great for birthday treats or small hen party's. The staff are welcoming and the set up is really efficient. You are given a time slot and told how long you have in the spa-this helps with crowd control I guess. You are given towels and slippers and an electronic wristband for your locker. There is one big indoor pool which is the best place to start and then various different steam rooms on the next floor. Of course the highlight is the roof top pool. We went in December but when in the water it's lovely and warm and really relaxing. They do treatments here too and have a restaurant. I strongly recommend booking at weekends, but on a week day you can walk straight in. read more

after seeing the ancient roman baths, we went to the nice modern bath for some r&r. this is a nice place, but i don't like the fact that you have to pay for towel/slipper/robe usage. the changing area is unisex as well. there is a rooftop pool which is beautiful, but i don't think the water is hot enough. there are a bunch of scented steam rooms which is kinda cool. read more

the spa (pool) and the aromatherapy steams are nice but the change area is not very good. the pools is on roof top and have many massaging spray area. very relaxing especially after traveling around UK for a few days. read more

The place itself is amazing and state of the art, I loved floating about in the roof-top heated pool and sweating it out in the steam rooms, everything was super clean and nice. That being said, the treatment I received was pretty sub-par, the massage and facial were NOT on par with the professional massages and facials I've received in the past. The massage felt like it lasted 8 minutes, and the facial was basically a drawn-out washing on my face. I saw a large greek family with a big bottle of oil in the steam room area all taking turns massaging one another. I think they had the right idea. GO TO THE SPA, but don't pay for the treatments, bring a friend (or lover) and your own oils and massage each other! read more