Spent an afternoon here with our children. Despite if being a Saturday afternoon and busy it didn't feel too crowded. The service at reception was good explaining what we could use, times etc. Entrance price is quite steep - we spent about 3 hrs but could have stayed longer. The changing rooms were split by gender were spacious clean and warm, with a sauna. The swimming pool area and waters were really nice and warm (pleasant surprise compared to some swimming pools in England!) there was a range of activities, jacuzzis, slides etc. They were all great and we had lots of fun. There is a cafe and burger place poolside so you could spend the day here and for an extra charge there is an adult spa section (we didn't use this as were with our kids). It was a great way to spend an afternoon.

Visited the SPA during a weekend and the place was too full to enjoy it: we had to queue to get in, queue to have a sauna and there was not much space in swimming pools either. Also, not all showers worked properly. I would recommend going there when it's not crowded, as it has some nice pools and saunas.

A lot of families and children generally and in the weekends more. Luckily there is adult spa area. Steam sauna does not have power enough, it was cold there, second time to me. Massage was also already second time a disappointment for me; it was only oil applying to the skin, no power in the massage. Big disappointment and costing a lot. I feel a bit uncomfortable there because floors are covered by water in the dressing room, toilets and shower areas. That is why own slippers are good to have. Also no more cloth to the sauna bench offered, you have to bring it by yourself (for nature saving reasons).