This is a beautiful small alpine town with natural hot water springs that feed several nice baths…read more The town has many family friendly accomodations, shops and restaurants and is a great destination for winter sports at all ages. We have been here a couple times and have always had a great time.

You know what's the best thing to indulge in after a long day of snowboarding at Portes du Soleil?…read more Thermal Hot Springs! This is a very large hot springs resort that has both indoors and outdoors pools. It was extremely relaxing and the hours are perfect. We lived in the village and it was a short cab drive away (10 minutes). The roads are a little scary at night (pitch black) so prepare yourselves. The resort itself is very clean, bright, and high-tech and staff are extremely friendly. We were there in the weekend and it wasn't crowded at all in the early evening. Relaxing, pleasant surprise!

Very nice Thermal bath in Val d Illiez, great to recover in their warm water after a day of sking…read morein Les Portes du Soleil.

Five-plus hours isn't enough! I've been dreaming of this visit since 2021, when I experienced the…read moreQC Terme magic in Chamonix. So I planned my entire day around my visit. Lots of folks have described the many treatments all over social media, but I'd like to focus on the excellent buffet lunch (optional but worth every euro). I travelled 6,000 miles to get here and I'd do it again in a heartbeat. Note, the front desk staff is overworked and understaffed!

This Instagram spa is very beautiful! I love how creative all their spaces are and it was…read morerecommended to us by a friendly dress shop owner in Como. Unfortunately, we did not enjoy our experience. While everything looks incredible on camera and in-person, the actually facilities could be better. We went on a weekend and it was packed. I understand that it could be busy on weekend, but this felt like next level. There was pushing and shoving both from the guests in the locker room and the staff. I felt bad for the overworked cleaning staff. I didn't like them pushing me from my locker. The lines were also very long in the locker room. We were hoping it was just a hiccup in the lockers, but all the facilites felt like this. The seats were left soggy and wet. They were packed and sorta loud. It felt more like a public pool than a spa. I think if I went in with the mindset that it had a public pool/gym feeling and very packed pretty spaces I would've liked it more. We booked three hour entry and left within the first hour. They also were out of water. It was still very beautiful, we just had a bad experience.

I've just tested the asparagus during the two-week special (it comes from the village, so they are…read morereally tasty): asparagus with a vinaigrette, asparagus with morels sauce (yes, I tried it in my friend's plate but he totally agreed before) and I took the pappardelle (a kind of Italian pasta) with asparagus and shrimps... Delicious!! And everything was served with a smile :-) Next time I think I'll book my table before because some people arrived too late and it was still a bit cold to eat outside at the terrace. They also have three rooms with TV and private bathroom (very important from my point of vue). It comes with a breakfast both sweet and salty food. I really like to have a slice of cheese in the morning (yes, I'm Swiss I guess it explains everything, hahaha) Only 10 minutes by foot (ok 15 minutes if you have a look around to the beautiful mountains) from thermal baths of Saillon

Loved this place. I felt as if I traveled back in time. It feels like a cozy house and the staff…read morewas friendly and helpful. The dinner each night was good, but breakfast was even better; authentic and tons of choices. My favorite part of the hotel was the view of the alps from my room and that they have the private thermal baths. If you are concerned with more modern amenities, I wouldn't recommend here. But who goes to the alps for that anyway? The location was good- I walked to the town a few times. they also have a shuttle that runs during the day.

I've been to a few luxury hot spring spas and I have to say, this one was a terrible let down. Not…read morebecause of anything the staff did or didn't do. This place is just small, lots of crowds, and essentially you are paying entrance for one main over crowded luke warm pool. I'm not being picky, just honest. If you are in the Chamonix area and willing to make an hour drive, go check out Lavey Les Bains on the Swiss border. Now that's a impressive spa sitting in the valley of the alps with amazing views and tons of pools and lots of treatments you don't have to wait in line for.

This place was great. I don't understand the poor reviews. Glad I didn't listen. Many different…read morerooms and experiences. Spent several hours. The price wasn't bad considering we could spend all day. We were there during a slower season so not too crowded.

warning: I don't have a LOT of spa experience to compare this to. We'd been looking for hot spring…read moreoptions, and this was convenient, although not at all a natural hot spring place. Also very expensive compared to what I'm used to. (like I said, I don't have much spa experience) But it was a very cool place with lots to do. And we did almost all of it, just the spa part, and it took about 3 hours. There are many pools inside and out. The view, of course, it unbeatable. Some of the jets didn't work, which was a little disappointing. There are many rooms/experiences just going from room to room. Some were fun/cool/unique. Some, I thought, were silly and too similar to the room next to it. But you can make up your own mind. We didn't eat (it was a very nice buffet, but very limited if you're gluten free/dairy free like me) or do massages. And it definitely got increasingly crowded as the day went on. So I suggest AM and weekday. Having so many people around, and waiting for certain things definitely takes the Ahhhh away from the experience. One complaint, they give you a thick robe and plastic flip flops. For my feet, I absolutely couldn't wear them, it was super painful, even to stand. So I suggest bringing your own water shoes. And it was VERY hot in there for me, so I didn't wear the robe either. I carried it for the first hour, along with the shoes, and then just wore my bathing suit and no shoes (slippery, be careful) and if you want to eat, the robe is required, fyi.