Which popular attractions are close to Thermen Bad Nieuweschans?

Nearby attractions include Kiekkaaste (6.5 km), Museum de Oude Wolden (7.8 km), and Magnuskerk Bellingwolde (6.9 km). See all nearby attractions.

What are some of the property amenities at Thermen Bad Nieuweschans?

Some of the more popular amenities offered include an indoor pool, free wifi, and free breakfast. See all property amenities.

What food & drink options are available at Thermen Bad Nieuweschans?

Guests can enjoy free breakfast, an on-site restaurant, and a lounge during their stay. Learn more.

Is parking available at Thermen Bad Nieuweschans?

Yes, free parking is available to guests. Learn more.

What are some restaurants close to Thermen Bad Nieuweschans?

Conveniently located restaurants include Waters of the World, China You-Yi, and De Piekenier. See all nearby restaurants.

Are there opportunities to exercise at Thermen Bad Nieuweschans?

Yes, guests have access to an indoor pool, a sauna, and locker rooms available in the fitness centre during their stay. Learn more.

Is Thermen Bad Nieuweschans located near the city centre?

Yes, it is 0.4 km away from the centre of Bad Nieuweschans. See all nearby attractions.

Does Thermen Bad Nieuweschans offer any business services?

Yes, guests have access to a business centre and meeting rooms during their stay. See all property amenities.

Which languages are spoken by the staff at Thermen Bad Nieuweschans?

The staff speaks multiple languages, including English, German, and Dutch. See all property amenities.

Is Thermen Bad Nieuweschans accessible?

Yes, it offers wheelchair access and reduced mobility rooms. For specific enquiries, we recommend calling ahead to confirm. Learn more.

THERMEN BAD NIEUWESCHANS - UPDATED 2021 Hotel Reviews & Price Comparison (The Netherlands)

bergo wrote a review Nov 2021

Zurich, Switzerland169 contributions148 helpful votes

Used to be good...

This used to be an authentic and very relaxing experience with focus on quality. With the new ownership this has change into quantity. More sauna's with entertainment (where you look at a screen with an polar bear walking by) and the field has now been completely filled with sunbeds. There is no privacy and you have to que to get into. They used to make more use of the actual location and Groningen itself. Now they call it nordic and make use of screens, moodlights etc. The investors or owners have not looked into the actual area and used that as a differentiating positioning for this spa.. I found the food quite ok but, again there, it's like a factory. One takes orders, others serve out.. No human connection.

Date of stay: October 2021

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Shilpa S wrote a review Jul 2021

84 contributions58 helpful votes

Quality only in the name

Visited the newly named "' Quality Wellness resort". This was not my first time. Unlike, last time, the temperature of the water good. There is change in the name of the resort. The price of entry has hiked up by at lase 40% if not more. One of the aspects of Wellness is the diet, there are no options for vegans and vegetarian option is limited to the soup and a burger. The soup was far too salty. The prices are exorbitantly hiked. The buffer service is not much better for vegans or for that matter vegetarians, unless you love to have salads, while paying the same price as others who have a scale of hot dishes. The disinfector was finished.

Date of stay: July 2021

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Niek wrote a review Jun 2021

Erfurt, Germany1 contribution

A relaxing experience

A good wellnes resort with nice thermal baths and a seperate nudist sauna section. I liked the relaxed atmosphere and the staff was helpful and offered us help if we needed anything. There were some renovations going on, but this did not affect our experience negatively.

Date of stay: May 2021Trip type: Travelled

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Marieke v wrote a review Aug 2020

Groningen27 contributions18 helpful votes

relaxing but sauna menu could be better.

I have stayed here several times before, and I must say that I am sad that the previous menu of the saunalodge and the brasserie is gone. Currently it basically has only one option for vegetarians: goat cheese sandwich and goat cheese salad (which also means it has no option for vegans...). Previously there were many more vegetarian and vegan options on the menu. Having said that, this place has many wonderful pools (including the new outside thermal bath that has a lovely view on the park and nice jacuzzi). Most of the new saunas have a bit too much music and lights. I prefer the old saunas that are just sauna. They offer some aroma ceremonies in this corona time, which I think is a good solution (but the music/sound is not necessary and actually distracting). The steam baths are lovely, and there are sufficiently many different ways to cool off and nice places to rest. They take care of social distancing by limiting the number of people in the pool by having you put your slippers in one of the available boxes--and wait if all boxes are full. The hotel is still very nice and the restaurant in the hotel is wonderful (although I am sad the water menu has disappeared and the choice options for the package that includes dinner). Breakfast is still a buffer but with choices limited to foods that are protected and clear walking directions and signups to ensure there are not too many people at the same time. Overall I'd say still a relaxing place to be--especially during the pandemic. If they could improve the menu and especially add more vegan options that would make it even better!…

Date of stay: August 2020

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TravelingCelt wrote a review May 2020

Groningen, The Netherlands1161 contributions217 helpful votes

Just reopened after Covid 19 lockdown

This hotel re-opened on Friday 15th May, after being shut down to as part of the Covid 19 measures in the Netherlands. Currently the restaurant and salt water pool are only open to hotel guests. Since this part of the Netherlands has suffered very little from the virus, we decided to book a room for their first night. When we stayed there were only 4 guests in total, although the next night they expected 16. As always the staff were very friendly and efficient. Dinner in the Waters of The World restaurant was limited to fixed menu, but as well prepared as ever. We aren't very keen on sweets dishes, so they swapped a cheese plate for the desert. The organisation in the restaurant to meet the Covid 19 restrictions was exemplary. Many tables had been removed. The remaining tables were all suitable for 4 people, with only two dinners actually seated on them. The waiter could then serve from the empty end, thus obeying the 1.5m distance rule current in the Netherlands. Of the extensive thermals baths and saunas, only the large salt water bath is currently open. But this was a very special experience as we had this huge pool to ourselves on both occasions we used it. Almost certainly the first and last time that this has happened. So a really relaxing stay and well deserving the 5* ranking I give it. I never felt under any risk since the bio-security was so well organised. If this is the "New Normal", I can live with. However, it will be hard for restaurants to make money with their capacity reduced by about 2/3rds.…

Date of stay: May 2020

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Room Tip: Ground floor over looking the Badjaspark is my favourite.

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