Hotel Termal - Sava Hotels & Resorts

The thermal bath was easy to get to, and I thought this was a perfect place to relax. The room was a little old-fashioned, but very clean. The food was delicious, a 10/10.

The staff are very good and polite, and swimming at four different locations was fun. The rooms are decent, but if you open a window, stink bugs get in. There's no air conditioning either. Sparkling water costs €4.50 per liter, or €3.50 for half a liter, while a nearby store sells it for €0.64. Overall, it was nice.

The food was great, and half board is worth choosing. There’s a nice spa with warm thermal water in the hotel, plus access to the thermal spa center Terme3000. Wi-Fi was excellent and extremely fast, and the bed was solid. The rooms are outdated, with an ancient TV and AC that has no settings, and cleanliness wasn't perfect. There are no vending machines, so don't expect coffee, soft drinks, or snacks for you and the kids. Bring your own, or head to the nearest grocery store, Mercator, 300m away. For now, the price is reasonable and offers good value for budget-conscious guests.

Both pool entrances are included, for the hotel's pool and Terme 3000, and both places have black thermal water as well as another healing thermal water. The bungalows sit in a park beside hotel Terme, with roofs made in the traditional Slovenian style. The rooms are dated and have no air conditioning. The bathroom was okay, but the walls are very thin, so you can hear neighbors. Each house has four apartments, and each one comes with a small terrace, plastic table, and two chairs. There’s also a handy clothesline for wet swimsuits, though the windows have no mosquito nets. Breakfast and dinner are buffet meals at hotel Terme's restaurant, which is a bit of a walk from the bungalows. Dinner always includes cutlet, and the food descriptions are only in Slovenian and German.