Hotel Drei Quellen Therme

“Wholly enjoyable”

Great service. Great food. Tasty breakfast. Clean spa. Modern finishes. Small but sufficient gym. Two minute walk from Therme. Grand piano in receptionm Calm surroundings. Will definitely be back to this lovely getaway😍

“Good food, friendly service, acceptable prices, terrace seating outside available.”

We ( three golfers ) were there twice for dinner ( other places were closed ), weather was warm/hot enough in the evenings for us to sit outside for drinks & dinner. Staff were polite & friendly, dry white wines & cold local beers went down a treat! Plenty of choice on the menu ( check their websit… more

We ( three golfers ) were there twice for dinner ( other places were closed ), weather was warm/hot enough in the evenings for us to sit outside for drinks & dinner. Staff were polite & friendly, dry white wines & cold local beers went down a treat! Plenty of choice on the menu ( check their website out ). During the evening the place filled up to max capacity - all in all good place to go for dinner.

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“Great facilities and fabulous food in the hotel in a lovely Spatown in Bavaria that offers relaxation and activities”

The hotel has recently undergone some alterations and the public areas are nice and spacious. We stayed in a Double room Rotthal which as I understood it was the first step up d from a normal double. The food is fabulous and of a high standard. Service is friendly and helpful. The only slight criti… more

The hotel has recently undergone some alterations and the public areas are nice and spacious. We stayed in a Double room Rotthal which as I understood it was the first step up d from a normal double. The food is fabulous and of a high standard. Service is friendly and helpful. The only slight criticism about the hotel is that the rooms are on the small side and the old part of the restaurant feels gloomy as there are no windows on eye level. The hotel is affiliated with the fabulous 6 golf courses that this area is famous for, this means you get discounts on the green fees. The Sauna-Stadl is nice and offers a variety of saunas and a steam room. The outdoor pool is not big but spacious enough for a little dip and short swim. The garden is big and has various areas dotted with sun loungers to relax. Inside the hotel there are various sofas and chairs where you can enjoy a book or relax with friends. The treatments like Fango, Massages and Physio treatments are available at extra cost inside the hotel‘s own treatment area. They are very good and enjoyable. The choice of wellness medical massages and beauty treatments is great. We enjoyed our stay so much we will definitely be back!

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“Not a 4 star superior hotel”

We booked the Rottaler Zimmer mit balcony and half board for two nights. Free parking once you find the parking lot. Received information at check in and a welcome drink of prosecco in the beautiful lobby. The room was a lovely mix of rustic and modern with a nice balcony looking out to the pool an… more

We booked the Rottaler Zimmer mit balcony and half board for two nights. Free parking once you find the parking lot. Received information at check in and a welcome drink of prosecco in the beautiful lobby. The room was a lovely mix of rustic and modern with a nice balcony looking out to the pool and sauna barn! Bathrobes, pool towels and slippers provided in a nice carry basket for at hotel/spa use. Well outfitted bathroom. No kettle in room. Included in the room rate is a ‘heated’ outdoor pool (quite chilly) and the sauna barn which includes dry, wet, bio, Finnish and bread saunas, along with showers, tea and water station, a polar bear head spitting out ice and several relaxation areas. The pool expects a bathing suit while the saunas don’t allow! The sauna barn is really good, and big enough you don't feel crowded. It's quiet both outside hotel overnight but you can hear everything from the hallways. There is no air circulation in the room; only a radiator heater (turned off) and the balcony door (which we left open). Still so warm and stuffy in October; poor sleep. I can’t imagine what it’s like in warmer weather?! You are assigned a table in the dining room and that’s where you go for all your meals. For half board you have to order your dinner at breakfast. It feels very school dorm and doesn’t match the price tag of the “4 star superior” hotel. We had the misfortune of arriving on a day where only a buffet was offered for half board dinner. The “Bavarian Buffet” included salad bar, cold selections, very limited hot selections, cheese course and a served dessert. It was adequate but many items were VERY salty. The next evening's menu dinner started with self-serve salad bar, self-serve soup, then your preordered main (choice of 5) and dessert (choice of 2) are served. The food quality was okay, the waiter was pleasant and we enjoyed the evening. There are two dining rooms each with their own breakfast buffet; the one at the back is larger with better selection and at least a meager offering of hot dishes compared to none at the front room, so go to that one even if your table is at the front - we did. When the waiter asked if we wanted coffee and I asked for a cappuccino he said I could make my own! Not what I would expect from a “4 star superior” hotel.

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