One of the most beautifully aesthetic spa baths you will ever visit set amongst the snow topped…read moremountains it is an absolute delight to visit!

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.

My favorite "siesta spot" is the garden accessible from the Carpe Diem providing guests with…read moreopen-air space in which to relax during fine days. The garden features deckchairs and shade from the trees. Will definitely recommend to friends a trip to Saillon.

I'm a huge fan of this place. I go there for waxing and…read moregetting my nails done. Great service. Super nice staff!!! I always feel good and welcome. You can book online and if there's any problem (it is very rare to have a problem with time) they will call you. The space is clean and welcoming. If you're getting a pedicure they have massage chairs that are awesome!!! The waxing is one of the best I've ever had. She has a great technique and does it quite fast.

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.

A beautiful well maintained mid-size spa with a good assortment of wet and steam rooms followed by…read moretheir fans favorite outdoor pool area with a view of the mountains and lake. Getting in early buys you the relaxation before it gets too crowded. A great locker room with some cool relaxation areas. Price was right and offered great value. Definitely make reservations. The lunch add on is worth it. My one small gripe is too many instagram people doing recordings when everyone is half naked feels weird at a spa. Prob hard for the spa to control this.