Bagni di Bormio Spa Resort

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Bagni di Bormio Spa Resort

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Bagni di Bormio Spa Resort

Spa salus per aquam, the lifestyle of the ancient Romans, who relied on the recovery of the water being
physical and mental regeneration. Bagni di Bormio Spa Resort brings him today as more than 2000 years ago,
When the ancient Etruscans / venerated pre-Roman thermal springs of Bormio. The Baths of Bormio offer from the first century BC, the culture and philosophy of its Roman baths as places of comfort, pleasure, recreation and social life.

SPA & Wellness centers to two, plus two historic hotels, bound by the Superintendent of Fine Arts and returned with a skilful restoration to their former glory, all immersed in a big monumental park of 40 hectares.
The New Bath Hotel with its majestic elegance is the perfect place to enjoy a dream holiday, open spaces are also available for receptions, meetings and conferences. The 'Old Hotel baths perched on top of the magnificent land offers romantic charm in a unique location in the world.

Inside the hotel, we pay attention to detail, courtesy and helpfulness of the staff are
distinguishing feature of the resort, the services offered are tailored to the guests, the kitchen of the restaurant deserves a special note, as well as wine cellars. The rooms are elegantly furnished with
antique furniture and in almost all of the bathrooms you can soak in a Jacuzzi filled with thermal water supplied.

The SPA & Wellness centers, Bagni Nuovi and Bagni Vecchi, are attached to the two hotels, but with access to independent in order to allow even those who are not hotel guests to experience the well-being of the Baths of Bormio. The centers offer a whole more than sixty different types of spa practices, including tubs and outdoor pools open 12 months a year even under a heavy snowfall to experience the thrill of a hot dipping surrounded by soft snow. The two centers are divided into different areas with different thermal programs all geared to wellness and fitness.
Whirlpool baths, mud baths, Vichy showers, relaxation baths, reflexology paths, waterfalls different intensity, water jets, cascades of ice, sun baths, tubs made of wood, pink marble tubs, saunas, turkish bath, steam rooms, relaxation rooms and color therapy, swimming pool and a natural grotto in the rock that stretches for 50 meters until you reach one of the sources of the Baths of Bormio, are some of the practices offerings.

The naturally warm thermal waters flow (at a temperature between 37 ° and 43 ° degrees) from the living rock of the nine springs that are located within the park and have properties of Bathrooms:
- Detoxifying and relaxing time for those seeking a break from the stresses of everyday life in the city
- Regenerating and toning for a complete return forms and for those who want to recover after physical activity on a number of motor sports facilities or locations of the 'Alta Valtellina (Bormio - Livigno - Santa Caterina - Stelvio)
The properties of water naturally predispose the body to incorporate the beneficial effects of a variety of massages and beauty treatments offered by Innovative Esthetics & Massage centers present within the SPA.

More info:
www.bagnidibormio.it
Booking online: www.booking.com

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