Hotel Thermana Park Laško

Frühstück super. Abendessen nicht. Hotel Anlage draussen ist eine Baustelle.

The pool area is beautiful, many different areas where you can really enjoy. Warm, clean and it wasnt too busy during our visit. Definetly if you come for the pool activities and relaxation you will not be disappointed. Hotel - was positively surprised by size of the room, very spacious, nicely decorated and not old style. Choice for the breakfast and dinner excellent and I liked that there are different healthy options like ayurveda food options. During our last night at 22 o’clock the music started banging with live band playing. We were at first floor and it seemed this was just below our room. This disturbed our quiet stay a lot as music stopped at 2 in the morning. In general the staff should get some kind of customer service training. None of them greeted guests, no smile and generally were not interested at all. Housekeeping one day did not even change our towels although we left them on the floor.

Fantastic people and amazing Thallasso spa experience

We decided to book the hotel for rainy days in May. The first surprise - you have to pay an extra 12 euros per day for a baby cot. Upon arrival, an unfriendly man who worked at the reception said only three words to us and handed us a card with the opening hours of the restaurant and the pool. When I asked where we could have lunch, the first thing he said was that we didn't pay for lunch. Of course we didn't, because there was no option offered, after which he directed us to the restaurant at the pool - the thermal center. The room was big, although not the one we booked (booked a kingsize bed and a balcony, got 2 separate beds and no balcony). Since we didn't want to burden our small child and the room was clean, we decided to keep it that way. The only comment - there was no kettle in the room. Some info: Lots of parking - free. The pools open at 10 a.m. and not a minute earlier, even though it says everywhere that they open at 9 a.m. Lunch is possible in the restaurant by the pool, different menus (approx. 40 euros 2 adults + 1 child). Breakfast and dinner in the restaurant are very good, although I agree, the offer is not that big, the food is repetitive and often runs out of fruit, for example. If you need to change your towels, don't do it at the pools because they charge you 1.5 euros for each piece - the friendly cleaning staff are happy to do it for free every morning. There is a small cafe by the pool, which is quite expensive. The pools are large and are also used by outside users, so it is occasionally crowded. The staff is generally very friendly and happy to help with some exceptions (reception, pool cafe...) I think the biggest positive feature is the spa center - where you can let yourself be pampered in capable hands. Solid stay, not too good not too bad. There is potential for advancement.

Wasn't told of outside pool construction and pool being closed or the additional fee to use sauna. As 1/2 of the water based activities were not available guests should be given some perks. After traveling 11 hours to arrive...it was a huge let down.

Unfortunately, we were feeling like in Neverland with mean management trying to grab any money that they can. Starting with charging process of check-in on reception of hotel 2€ per person, kids under 12 years can 't get bathrobe and towel for pool because they are paying reduced price of hotel, charging services of bringing natural water from pipe during dinner 2€ per liter with no possibility to get it by yourself like during breakfast, you are paying additional price for sauna entrance which is normal (12€), but you can't get sheet for using in nude area if you not pay additional 3€! Every explanation from reception officers was that it is decision of management of hotel! Bad attempt of getting together mass tourism and 4-stars hotel!

Staying at the hotel disappointed me. Above all, the hotel is oriented towards mass tourism. Everywhere it is crowded both in the dining room and in the pool. At breakfast, a lot of food runs out (e.g. fruit), which is not replaced later, because the staff does not handle so many guests. As a result, the staff is in a bad mood and unfriendly. When my husband and I paid the bill, the reception didn't even thanked us for the visit, nor did they asked us for our opinion. When I asked if there was a guest satisfaction survey, they said they only had an impression book. The pools are also very crowded. During our visit, a large group of schoolchildren came to the pool and played in the pool with the ball, but none of the supervisors stopped them. My opinion is that this hotel and swimming pool is focused on making as much money as possible at the expense of service quality.

The hotel is very nice, clean, the spa is new and cared for. However our stay was very compromised by the rudeness of some operators, one receptionist in particular. It would be nice, having paid an all inclusive there was also included kindness. Shameful and irrespectful treatment. What a pity

Based on their advertisement which states “Time to calm the body, relax the mind and regenerate in the soothing and pleasant ambience of the Thermana Laško wellness center” we booked four days with intentions of spending some relaxing spa time and to enjoy some good food. Things didn’t turn out quite as planned. My wife and I arrived Saturday afternoon, unpacked and headed for the pool area. We were in our bath robes but at the entrance to the pool there were many people coming in from the outside all carrying rucksacks, beach bags and gym bags and each couple had a couple kids with them from ages of several months to early teens. We didn’t know what to make of it but soon realized once we came into the pool area. The pool area is impressive and big. There are three small pools above, even with the first level which have whirlpools in them. There is a circular water slide. The entire area is covered with a glass dome and is heated. The inside pool is joined with the outside pool with a water passageway. There are beach chairs/lounges all around the bottom floor three rows deep and the same on the raised first floor. The chairs are placed next to each other so if you are lucky to find one free you will be rubbing elbows with your neighbor just like in an airplane seat. We walked around the complex for good 10 – 15 minutes to find two free chairs. The noise level was beyond what normal hearing can stand. The constant shrieks from the children were enough to puncture the ear drums. Once we entered the pool it was chaos. My wife was not planning to get her hair wet but that was not to be. The pool was very crowded, kids were jumping into the water, splashing each other and everybody else and the few massage jets around the pool were either off and the ones working were always occupied. We soon realized that this is like a day camp open to all who have a few euros in their pocket and it’s not an exclusive spa for the hotel quests who are paying over 200 euros per night. We could not stand more than an hour of this bedlam and retreated to our room and waited for dinner. The dining room is very big and noisy with babies crying and kids running around. The food is self-service and the waiters take away your dirty plates. For breakfast there is a large variety of food and drinks on offer but there is a problem with coffee. For this huge dining room with lots of people in it, there is only 1 (one) coffee machine with a lot of people standing in line. It dispenses a small espresso in about 35 seconds so everyone hits the button twice. They usually carry a cup for their mate so that’s a total of 140 seconds for one person. If there are four people in front of you it will take you more than 10 minutes to get your cup of coffee. This is totally unacceptable so we just drank milk. Breakfast and dinner are included in the room price and it is the only way to book the room. We later found out that the price of dinner is 28 Euro per person. But here is somet