The top luxury hotels in Leukerbad also offer their own spa facilities and treatments exclusively open to hotel guests. The town is mostly famous for having the highest and largest hot water thermal baths in the Alps. Leukerbad with its extensive winter sports facilities and summer hiking trails has a well-deserved family-friendly reputation. However, adults will also enjoy the fantastic warm water baths as well as exclusive spa facilities open to adults only.
Special offers are often available in the low season and for early reservations. Booking makes it easy to reserve apartments and holiday flats in addition to hotels. The winter season is usually the most expensive in this ski resort with the best deals mid-week during early summer and autumn. All overnight guest in Leukerbad gets a Guest Card that gives small discount on thermal bath entry prices and free local bus transportation. The two best day spas in Leukerbad with thermal pools, saunas, and spa treatments are the Leukerbad Therme and Walliser Alpentherme.
Both thermal bath resorts are open daily. Leukerbad Therme formerly known as the Burgerbad has excellent facilities and is very family-friendly. The largest spa resort in the Alps has ten indoor and outdoor pools with a range of water features including waterfalls, air bubbles, and massage jets. A special indoor pool and play area for small children is popular with families while children of all ages enjoy the two all-weather water toboggan slides.
Saunas, massages, and beauty treatments are available at Leukerbad Therme but the spa area, wellness center, and sauna village at the Walliser Alpentherme are more extensive and only slightly more expensive. The Walliser Alpentherme previously Lindner is the classiest day spa in Leukerbad.
The hot tub in the large pool is the perfect place for enjoying the beautiful view of the Swiss Alps in any season. Guests at the Alpentherme can enjoy the thermal pools, a variety of saunas, as well as a wide range of beauty treatments, massages, and medical cures. The Valais sauna village has a variety of dry saunas, steam rooms, and steam baths, while traditional step treatments are possible at the Roman-Irish Baths. The minimum age is 8 years β families generally prefer the fun activities of the Leukerbad Therme.
