Excellent and clean spa, sauna and steam room. It’s not as awesome as the Caracalla Therme in Baden Baden, but it makes up for it in scenic beauty and atmosphere. The staff is multilingual and speaks French, Dutch, German and English.

Spa’s a lovely town with much going for it…. The only downside I encountered was that some idiot took it upon themselves to put stickers over my car… it only takes one muppet to ruin what was a really nice stay!

It is a very small and pleasant city to visit, its advantages the F1 circuit that is very close, the abundant nature that exists in that place, going for a walk is so pleasant and relaxing, the thermal baths that are its reference point not the most beautiful in Europe but by history a place to visit.

A great little Belgian town with a few tourists, a good range of cafes and restaurants and of course Spa des Thermes. The mountain biking day was great. One day less would have been perfect but this was determined by the rail fare.

We used to go to the old Thermes spa facility more than 10 years ago. We were pleasantly surprised and happy to spend the day at the new Thermes facility that has been built on the hill (near top of the funicular). Well worth a day or 2 visit. The city still retains its old world charm and beautiful setting in harmony with nature.

Spa is a town with a great history, and its fairly easy to get to know. The tourism office was very helpful, especially with information, maps, etc about walks in the area. We enjoyed the thermal baths, the funicular railway, hiking in the countryside, and walking around the township looking at the variety of architectural styles. There was a festival on while we were there, and some free activities which were great fun. Meals were a bit inconsistent, but we had a wonderful dining experience at l'Auberge restaurant - great food, great service, good value.