Adler Thermae Spa & Relax Resort

Bagno Vignoni is a fabulous little town and the Adler Thermae is just as beautiful and comfortable. The location immediately inspires comfort and relaxation. Attentive and helpful staff, varied and well-prepared breakfast, possibility of dining in the restaurant with a traditional Tuscan and international menu. The only flaw was the room not being made up in the afternoon.

Overall, a very luxurious and peaceful stay. The hotel itself is exceptionally quiet, and our room was lovely-cool, clean, and incredibly comfortable. The bed was one of the most comfortable I’ve slept in in a long time, and I genuinely had some of the best sleep I’ve had in ages. The spa facilities are extensive, with a wide range of saunas and wellness experiences. The thermal pools were a highlight, beautifully maintained and consistently calm, with no issue finding a sun lounger. Food was also very good. Breakfast was tasty with plenty of choice, and we had lunch a couple of times which was good value and enjoyable. Staff throughout were friendly, professional, and attentive. That said, the stay was undeniably expensive, and I’m not entirely sure it represented great value for money overall. The spa treatments, in particular, felt a little underwhelming. My massage was fine, but there was no real consultation beforehand (no discussion of pressure preference, focus areas, or injuries). After the treatment, I also felt a lack of privacy - blinds were raised while I was still getting up and people could see into the room. I also had a trichology consultation, which unfortunately didn’t offer any new insights, and they were unable to print or provide me with a copy of the report afterwards, which was disappointing.

I spent a wonderful day at the ADLER Thermae Toscana: impeccable facility, cleanliness, organization, and truly excellent services. An experience that I absolutely recommend. The only aspect that left me puzzled concerns the forest sauna. It is correct to enter without a swimsuit, wrapped in a towel, as provided by the rules. However, it surprised me to see several men take off their towels completely and walk around naked even outside the sauna, despite the presence of families and very young girls. It is not a question of being bigoted, but of sensitivity and respect toward those who might feel uncomfortable. It would have been enough to wrap themselves back in the towel after the shower, also because they were available in abundance. It remains an extraordinary wellness center, but I believe that a little more attention to these aspects would help make everyone feel more at ease. I am talking about the instructor, in particular, who after giving a wind lesson with Battiato's music, got undressed, embarrassing me and my daughters.