A wonderful place to go and relax. They have pools - hot and cold, saunas, steam rooms. Some of the…read morepools are indoor and some are outdoor. Men.... bring a suit that looks like a speedo... underwear won't cut it. No American style swim trunks or you will have to buy some there. Women must wear their hair up. Bring two bath towels, one for the sauna bench, one for drying off after. Different stands apply if you are French or not.... ;)

From the owner: La cité de l'eau L'eau de la source "Saint-Eloy" est puisée à 900 mètres de profondeur et jaillit à…read moreune température voisine de 41°C. Elle est depuis longtemps utilisée comme eau thermale et fait la joie de nombreux curistes. Mais le concept de Thermapolis s'adresse au plus grand nombre et dans un objectif de détente. Une architecture moderne se dresse au milieu de la foret. Les bassins extérieurs et intérieurs sont équipés de nombreuses animations, spas, geysers, banquettes bouillonnantes et sont reliés par une rivière lente (5 km / heure). La partie fitness invite à un voyage en Egypte et en Orient grâce à de somptueux décors qui garantissent une évasion totale.

The restorative power of these baths over body, mind and spirit has been indescribable. There are…read morevarious pools to choose from in the Therme. Beautiful tile and old world Turkish lamps illuminate these beautiful spaces. There is an exhilarating outdoor pool with beautiful mature olive trees to view. The indoor salt pool is still, dark and intriguing. In fact, if you float on your back and place your head in the warm water you can be swayed by the mystic music coming from underneath while you look at the stars above. Each pool has its own stirring characteristics and evokes a sense of calm. If you are looking for a relaxing spa day, highly recommend going during the weekdays so that you may fully enjoy the Therme.

Few experiences are more relaxing than visiting the thermal bath. After a tip from friends, we…read moredecided to check out the Saarland Therme this year to try a new place. Located just across the border from Sarreguemines, we enjoyed a lovely drive through Alsace and part of Lorraine in order to get there. Once arriving, we were happy to find that parking was ample and free in the adjacent lot! We paid for a four hour pass and towel rental before proceeding to check the place out. In addition to indoor and outdoor tubs of various temperatures and pH levels, there's also a very relaxing salty bath for floating in (featuring salt from the Dead Sea), saunas, steam rooms, and a restaurant. We spent our time hopping from one to the next and enjoying the various benefits of each thermal bath that morning. Compared to other places, this one is smaller, but it's also less crowded. It was a little more pricey, but that may be offset by the benefit of free parking. The only thing that neither of us could figure out was why the smoking area was right next to the outdoor pool, meaning that those enjoying the outdoor part of the facility had to smell cigarettes while in the water. We overall enjoyed ourselves and while were glad to check out a new place, we will probably stick to our old standby in the future since it's closer and we like it a bit better.