1- How many spa centres are there in Bormio?
There are 3 different spa centre
- Bormio Terme
- Bagni Vecchi also known as Roman Baths
- Bagni Nuovi, that means New Baths

2- What are the main differences?
Bormio terme is a modern thermal centre, entirely renewed during the last the 5 years. Beside the classic thermal cures like mud, inhalations, physiotherapy and rehabilitation, you will find the new wellness area. The wellness services include the indoor swimming pool, whirlpools, outdoor pools, four seasons pool, children pool, saunas, Turkish bath, relax area, water slides and games for the children. Bormio Terme is ideal for families.

Step back in time to the characteristic and evocative Old Roman Baths. 
The secular caves and the Roman Baths are a true dive into the past.
More than 30 different thermal services are included with the entrance ticket: external panoramic swimming pool, old natural rock cave, hydro massage bathtubs, saunas, mud baths...It is the most famous centre and for this reason it is usually more crowded.

The New Baths and the 5 stars Grand Hotel were originally opened in 1836.
They were reopened again in 2003 after being closed for many years and after a long restoration period.
The main difference between the old and the new Baths is the liberty style that characterizes the new Baths and the extension of their thermal water outdoors (10 thermal pools and tubs in the great garden of Venus).

3- Which Thermal centre do you suggest?
Bormio Terme for swimmers, families and for people that only have a couple of hour free.
Bagni Nuovi & Bagni Vecchi for a romantic day, for a moment of complete relaxation, for a great scented massage. Both Bagni Nuovi & Bagni Vecchi are wonderful and evocative! Giving advice is difficult, but for who has the possibility to visit just one of them then I would reccommend the Bagni Vecchi, unique and special.

4- Where are they?
Bormio Terme is in the centre of Bormio (10 minutes walking distance from the Hotel la Genzianella)
Public bus: green line (next bus stop 100mt from the hotel)
Bomio Terme paying car park
Bagni Vecchi on the way to Stelvio (4km from the hotel);
Not reached by public transport – Limited parking area
Taxi (up to 4 people) 5€ one way >> sig. Pedrini 338 3257830 / sig. Sonetti 339 7729045
Bagni Nuovi on the way to Livigno (3km from the hotel)
Not reached by public transport – Limited parking area
Taxi (up to 4 people) 5€ one way >> sig. Pedrini 338 3257830 / sig. Sonetti 339 7729045

5- What are the opening hours?
Bormio Terme> Wellness area:
Daily from 9am-9pm Wednesdays & Fridays 9am-10.30pm (Low season- closed on Tuesdays)
Bormio Terme> Therapeutic area
Daily from 9am-12am / 4pm-7pm (Low season- closed on Sundays)
Bagni Nuovi> Daily 11am - 8pm / Friday & Saturday relax under the stars 8pm -11pm
Bagni Vecchi> daily 10am-8pm

6- How much time do you spend there?
A couple of hours for Bormio Terme and 3 or 4 hours at Bagni Vecchi & Bagni Nuovi.

7- How much does the ticket cost and what is included?
Bormio Terme: 3 hours from Monday to Friday 16,00€
Weekends and holidays 18,00€
For our guests, special discount of up to 20% both for the swimming pools & beauty treatments
(ask for the special coupon at the reception).
Entrance to the well being area includes the following:
Swimming pool (27°c) – Childrens pool (32°c)- Open thermal relax pool - Sauna – Steam room - Sun terrace and relax - Piscina Open air pool “four seasons” (33°C) – Childrens slide, childrens in door and out door pool – Adult outdoor pool (32°c)

Bagni Nuovi – Bagni Vecchi: from 35€ to 42€ depending on the period
(special 10% discount for our guests)
Entrance to the well being area includes the following:
no time limit, over 30 different thermal activities and open air pools. You can plunge into the natural relaxing hot springs (ranging in temperature from 38° to 43°C) and then lie in the sun overlooking the mountains... 
You will be given a bathrobe, towel, slippers and courtesy bag
(shampoo, soap, cream & special scrub sponge).

8- What to I need to bring? Do I need a swimming cap?
Bormio Terme: bring your swimming costume and a cap (comulsory), toilette products.
You can rent a bathrobe and a towel (3€). The swimming caps can be bought for a small fee..
Bagni Vecchi Bagni Nuovi: your swimming costume is all that you need to take (no bath cap). You will get towels, bath robe & soap at the entrance desk.

9- Are children allowed?
Bormio Terme is ideal for families and even the smallest children are admitted.
The new area created in 2006 was created with families in mind. The Bagni Vecchi Centre is open to teenagers over 14. The Bagni Nuovi Centre is also open to children ages 5 and above accompanied by parents or guardians. Only teenagers over 14 years are admitted without parents or guardians.

10- Do I need to make a reservation?
We advice you to book the entrance at Bagni Vecchi & Bagni Nuovi expecially during high season & weekends. To guarantee the booking, the reservation has to be made by the hotel at least 24hours in advance.

11- What are the properties of the Hot Springs?
The Hot Springs of Bormio (from 37° to 43° C – 99° F to 109° F) are chemically classifiable as including sulphate, alkaline and earth, with light traces of radon and have detoxifying, anti-stress, toning, relaxing and anti-inflammatory properties for a complete return to form.
The water guarantees complete epithelial exfoliation which renders the skin smooth and velvet-like.

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