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Centro SPA Villa Ricci

Chianciano Terme, Tuscany

Hotel spa in Chianciano Terme open to non-guests, built around a 450 sqm holistic water, color and massage circuit.

At a glance

Price
$$
Hotel guests only
No
Walk-ins
Yes

Centro SPA Villa Ricci is the wellness wing of Hotel Villa Ricci, a 450-square-meter space called "La Mano Madre" designed around water, color and sound therapy. It's organized into three distinct zones: Il Salone dell'acqua, La via dell'acqua, and La via della Mano Madre, with treatments developed by naturopathic doctors rather than a standard spa menu.

The spa accepts both hotel guests and outside visitors on a day-pass basis, with walk-ins welcome, so it's a workable stop for someone staying elsewhere in Chianciano Terme. Staff work in Italian and English. Reviewers consistently mention the pool and massage treatments, along with a generally attentive, friendly staff.

On site, the hotel also runs Ristorante La Coccola, open to external guests as well, focused on Mediterranean-diet cooking tied to the local Tuscan territory. This makes it feasible to combine a treatment or pool session with lunch or an aperitivo without needing a hotel room. The broader property also has event spaces for groups up to 250, though that's separate from the spa circuit itself.

Pricing sits in the moderate range for the area, though the site doesn't publish a fixed day-pass rate or specific operating hours, so these are worth confirming directly before visiting. No phone number is listed; contact is through the hotel's website. For travelers planning a Tuscany wellness stop that isn't a full thermal-park experience but still centers on water-based treatments and a relaxation lounge, this is a mid-sized, accessible option in the heart of Chianciano Terme's spa town.

Good to know

Can non-hotel guests use the spa?
Yes, the spa is open to both hotel guests and outside visitors, and walk-ins are accepted.
Is a day pass available?
Yes, a day pass is offered, though the exact price isn't published on the official site — confirm current rates directly with the hotel.
What are the opening hours?
Hours aren't listed; check with the hotel before planning a visit.
What can I do at the spa?
The spa centers on three areas — Il Salone dell'acqua, La via dell'acqua, and La via della Mano Madre — focused on water, color and sound-based treatments and massages designed by naturopathic doctors.
Is there somewhere to eat afterward?
Yes, the on-site Ristorante La Coccola is open to both hotel guests and external visitors and serves Mediterranean-style cooking using local Tuscan ingredients.

Details checked October 2, 2026. Prices and hours change; confirm before you go.

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