Termas Romanas de Lugo

The Hotel Balneario de Lugo stands on the bank of the River Miño, on the site of one of the oldest thermal establishments in Spain. Its healing waters were already known and prized in Roman times, and the surviving Termas Romanas (Roman Baths) remain the historic heart of the spa, in the Galician city of Lugo.

Roman thermal springs & source

The quality of the water here was celebrated in antiquity, as the on-site Roman baths bear witness. The natural spring rises at a constant temperature of 43.8 °C. The water is sulphurous-sodic, bicarbonated and lightly mineralised, and has long been used for its therapeutic properties, traditionally applied to rheumatic, respiratory, dermatological and general wellbeing conditions.

Roman Baths

The Termas Romanas are a monument of Roman cultural heritage preserved within the establishment and open to visitors during scheduled hours, connecting today's guests with the site's ancient bathing tradition.

Pools & baths

• Covered thermal pool
• Thermal baths at varying temperatures for relaxation
• Hydrojet and pressure-jet treatments
• Circular shower
• Bubble baths
• Aerosols and inhalations

Spa & wellness

The spa offers a programme of thermal treatments and wellness care, including therapeutic and relaxation massages, mud wraps, inhalations and customisable wellness packages, along with a relaxation zone with ambient lighting and a calm atmosphere. Medical consultation accompanies the thermal treatment programmes.

Hotel

The 3-star hotel offers 60 double rooms and 2 single rooms, together with common areas that include a social lounge, a chapel and an accessible lift for guests with reduced mobility, plus a 24-hour reception and free Wi-Fi throughout.

Dining

Guests are served in two dining rooms and a cafeteria, with full-board options available on the spa stay programmes.

Setting

The balneario sits beside the River Miño near the old Roman bridge, in Lugo, Galicia, in the heart of a landscape whose waters have drawn bathers since the founding of Roman Lucus Augusti.