A family-run thermal spa complex in Abano Terme with two hotels, thermal pools, mud therapy and a day-pass option for non-guests.
At a glance
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- Good for
- CouplesFamily friendly
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- Moderate
Abano Terme's thermal spa operation here is run by the Sbirziola family's SHG group, which has operated two hotels in town for more than 25 years: Hotel Terme Roma and Hotel Terme Helvetia. Each draws on the area's naturally hot thermal water, piped into pools and used in mud therapy treatments that the region is known for.
Hotel Terme Roma leans into wellness, with three thermal pools and two spa areas for massages, treatments and personalized wellness circuits. Hotel Terme Helvetia pairs thermal relaxation with business facilities, including a large outdoor thermal pool set in a garden and a meeting room equipped for conferences and corporate events.
Both properties serve regional Italian food, from breakfast through dinner, with a weekly program of events adding some social variety to a stay. Multi-night packages are available: a Relax Rigenerante stay (minimum two nights) at Helvetia starts around €264, a Fangoterapia Experience (minimum three nights) at Roma starts around €396, and a Romantic Break (minimum two nights) at Roma starts around €244.
Access works two ways: hotel guests get full run of the facilities as part of their stay, while a day pass lets outside visitors drop in for the thermal pools and spa without booking a room. Staff communicate in Italian, English, French, German and Russian, which is useful given the international mix of visitors Abano Terme tends to attract.
Good to know
- Can I visit without staying overnight?
- Yes, a day pass is available for those who want to use the thermal pools and spa facilities without booking a hotel stay.
- How much does a stay cost?
- Specific day-pass pricing isn't listed, but multi-night hotel packages start around €244–€396 depending on the hotel and treatment package; confirm current day-pass rates directly with the venue.
- Which languages do staff speak?
- Staff communicate in Italian, English, French, German and Russian.
- What's the difference between the two hotels?
- Hotel Terme Roma focuses on wellness with three thermal pools and two spa areas, while Hotel Terme Helvetia combines thermal relaxation with business facilities, including a meeting room and an outdoor pool in its garden.
- Is this spa suitable for couples or families?
- Yes, the venue is classified as both family friendly and suited to couples.
Details checked October 2, 2026. Prices and hours change; confirm before you go.
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