Acuña Thermal Spa (Caldas de Reis)

Acuña Thermal Spa (Caldas de Reis)

Type of waters

Offers fluoride-rich, silica-rich, bicarbonate-rich, nitrogen-rich, sulphur-rich, sodium-rich, lithium-rich and radioactive waters, which emerge at 42 °C.

Therapeutic indications

  • respiratory tract conditions
  • rheumatism
  • psychological-neurological disorders
  • stress

Programmes

  • Traditional services: hydromassage, jets, Scottish shower, inhalations, sprays
  • Colour Energy Treatments: combination of waters, coloured clays and traditional Chinese medicine
  • Aquis Celenis Circuit: combination of different water techniques with contrasting temperatures

Hotel Services

The hotel has 60 double rooms and two rooms adapted for the disabled, equipped with bathroom, plasma TV, telephone and heating. Its installations are completed with lounges, a dining room and thermal pool.

History

At the beginning of the 19th century, the priest Pedro Acuña y Malvar, who was a minister with King Carlos IV, founded a water house and only the first section was built. After his death, the businessman Elisardo Domínguez developed a new five-storey building with an attic, characterised by its modernist façade and large galleries, the work of Jenaro de la Fuente from Vigo. In 2007 the thermal spa was extensively enlarged and a new thermal gallery was created.

Enjoy the surroundings

Caldas de Reis

Entorno del Balneario Acuña

Caldas de Reis is in the north of the province of Pontevedra, opening to the estuary of Arousa, between the cities of Pontevedra (21 km) and Santiago (36 km). Just a stone's throw from the sea, it is the gateway to the Salnés valley and the Rías Baixas. The region is also a transit point for pilgrims heading towards Compostela.

www.caldasdereis.com

Information

Type of accommodation:
Thermal Spa Hotel **

Health Registration Number:
C-36-000480

Opening Period:
March to December

Address:
Herrería, 2
36650 Caldas de Reis (Pontevedra)
Tel: 986 540 010

E-mail: reservas@relaistermal.com

Web: www.balnearioacuna.com

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