Thermia Palace Ensana Health Spa Hotel

The Ensana Thermia Palace Health Spa Hotel, an Art Nouveau jewel from 1912, is located in the southern part of the Thermal Island.

The spa in Piešťany is renowned for its unique sulphur mud and thermal healing water. Classic therapies and wellness offerings invite you to a relaxing and active holiday.

The Grand Restaurant is one of the architectural highlights of the hotel. Its beautifully designed interior creates a glamorous setting, exuding elegant charm and a stylish atmosphere. It's wonderful that all meals can be enjoyed in this stylish ambiance. A highlight is the famous oil painting by Alphonse Mucha. Breakfast buffet, including vegetarian dishes, reduction, gentle, gluten-free and lactose-free, diet or separate meals. The seasonal ingredients and herbs from the region ensure a fresh and intense flavour. The gentle à-la-minute preparation preserves the right nutrient mix, promoting gut health and metabolism.
The elegant Café Alexander offers fine coffee specialties, delicious desserts, and a selection of international newspapers during the day. In the evening, you can end the day with fine wines, cool drinks, and piano music. The view from the beautiful sun terrace overlooking the surrounding park is particularly enchanting.

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Emporium Wellness & Beauty (Mon.-Sat. 8 a.m.-7 p.m., 1st floor at Irma) for baths and massages. Premier Fitness Center. Newly renovated wellness center covering approximately 1,200 sqm with a thermal indoor pool, whirlpool, sauna area with Finnish and infrared saunas, steam bath, ice machine, tepidarium, new pool bar. Relaxation rooms for unwinding with views of the hotel garden. The thermal outdoor pool is available all year round (about 32-33°C).

Therapy & Wellness Center Health Spa Irma is directly connected to the hotel (renovated in 2019). Luxurious therapy area with more than 60 treatments using natural remedies. Sulphur tub bath, mud bath, mud packs, mirror bath, carbon dioxide bath. Massages, lymphatic drainage, Scottish shower, underwater traction bath, foot contrast bath, diathermy, ultrasound, galvanisation, iontophoresis, galvanic 4-cell bath, Sollux quartz, diadynamic currents, acupuncture. Cryo-, electro-, magneto-, hydro-, heliotherapy, inhalation, medicinal gas injections, sling therapy. Swimming in thermal water. Special techniques: mobilisation technique, facilitation, therapeutic individual gymnastics, gentle techniques, electrostimulation, vascular gymnastics according to Bürger, isometric exercises. 24-hour medical and nursing service. The doctors are renowned for their qualifications and excellent medical services, as are the physiotherapists and masseurs. Some therapy treatments are also carried out at the neighbouring Health Spa Napoleon.

Indications: Diseases of the musculoskeletal system, bones (osteoporosis) and joints, muscles and connective tissue, rheumatism, osteoarthritis, ankylosing spondylitis. Contraindications or symptoms of certain diseases: infectious diseases, circulatory disorders, severe arrhythmia, recurrent bleeding, cancer, epilepsy, psychoses, drug addiction, chronic alcohol dependence, incontinence and pregnancy.

Explore the Nordic walking and jogging trails around the island, attend jazz concerts, film festivals, and wine bars in the vicinity. The oldest 9-hole golf course in Slovakia, with its centuries-old trees, beautifully integrates into the island's surroundings. Unwind with Pilates, Tai Chi, or Yoga in the spa park in the morning.

An intriguing excursion beyond the capital Bratislava, which was the coronation site of 19 Hungarian kings, is the small Slovak 'Rome', the city of Trnava (about 35 km), which, like Nitra (about 55 km), is known for its magnificent sacred architecture and is one of the oldest cities in Slovakia.

Escape modern times and visit the ceramic manufacturer in the wine town of Modra (about 58 km), the famous glass factory in Valasska Bela (about 84 km). The romantic Bojnice Castle (about 90 km) from the 11th century in the style of medieval French castles, the Gothic monuments of the cities Kezmarok (about 270 km), Levoca (about 280 km) with the world's largest Gothic altar, and Spis Castle (about 300 km), the largest in Central Europe.