Termas Baronía de Les
Thermal circuit
With their admission ticket, guests can enjoy an extensive thermal circuit designed to offer a complete relaxation experience. This circuit includes facilities such as the steam room, Finnish sauna, tepidarium (a heated marble room), bucket showers, a cold plunge pool, a foot bath, and a reflexology track to stimulate circulation.
In addition, guests have access to an outdoor and an indoor thermal pool, as well as three jacuzzis with different temperatures to suit their preferences. The relaxation area includes a selection of teas and infusions, ideal for complementing the experience and promoting well-being of body and mind.
Water with a history
The water emerges at around 30°C and is drawn from a depth of over 300 meters, with a flow rate of 16,000 liters per hour. It is sulfurous, carbonated, and sodium-rich water, high in silica, and the dissolved hydrogen sulfide gas gives it its characteristic odor.
The spa's name dates back to Roman times: according to the establishment, inscriptions have been found thanking the nymphs and the goddess Lex for the cures received. The current thermal center opened in 2003.
Benefits
In addition to general health benefits, the facilities and services at Termas Baronía de Les are especially recommended for treating rheumatism, arthritis, osteoarthritis, skin conditions, and circulatory and respiratory problems. Among the personalized services offered is the application of their own thermal mud, which is highly effective for skin conditions, pain, and rheumatic problems. They also offer an exclusive cosmetic therapy with fresh caviar from the Vall d'Aran, ideal for skin regeneration.
In addition, they offer therapies based on Ayurvedic medicine, holistic massages, and non-invasive natural beauty treatments, creating a unique environment where visitors can relax and enjoy a comprehensive health experience.
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