QC Termegarda Spa & Golf Resort

The structure is located in a very characteristic context. The interiors and furnishings are well looked after. Access to the spa from the hotel is very convenient and the spa is absolutely worth it. The breakfast buffet is full of healthy, quality foods. The breakfast service is perfect. Unfortunately the building is very sensitive to rain infiltrations. Definitely needs fixing (some corridors literally flood during the rain). The part of the Chestnut Residence (a sort of annex of the hotel) is absolutely inconvenient to reach and the room was cold. Everything promoted except the room for these reasons.

New Hotel Spa in the QC Terme area. Very beautiful and functional. Many people "daily" but the services are not affected. They are working to ensure that hotel guests receive a "personalized" service. There is currently no restaurant (but I don't think there will ever be one) but you won't die of hunger between the buffet breakfast, afternoon snack and light dinner with few but valid alternatives.

Spacious, well-furnished rooms with the pleasant surprise of a mattress and top that guarantee optimal sleep. Good breakfast served in a lounge with a vaulted ceiling, architecture from other times. The SPA is very beautiful, large and comfortable.

Spent a very pleasant day with your family in this welcoming and relaxing spa. It is accessed along the golf course and everything is very well looked after and elegant. Upon arrival, friendly and efficient staff explain to us how to make the most of our time and how their aperitif works. The swimming pools are well structured, both external and internal, with many possibilities for various sauna or shower experiences. The only flaw in my opinion is the presence of only one dressing room in the men's locker room. Next time we will try the golf club restaurant if possible.

It doesn't start well with an attendant at the parking barrier who would encourage you to go somewhere else because he oozes sympathy from every pore. Then luckily excellent reception (thanks to Deep). A small locker issue handled very well. Then begin the various rooms, saunas, waterfalls, Turkish baths, swimming pools of all types both internal and external with vigorous hydromassages. The swimming pool is spectacular, where some films with music and rain, wind and fog effects are projected on a gigantic 180 degree monitor. Sufficient buffet lunch in a beautiful courtyard or in internal rooms. In the afternoon we resume the various activities until the aperitif (included in the entrance price). Served in small glass containers, there are things of a level that to define as low is an understatement, despite the price being around 100 euros per person per day. This aperitif is really bad and certainly not in line with what the beauty of the place would suggest. A day (fortunately not too crowded) of relaxation that wouldn't take much to make it better.