Andreus Resorts

I chose L Andreus because of the advertised 12,000m2 of spa, actually spread across 3 hotels which are not communicating with each other and above all reach them "only by car"!!!! The spa at the Andreus is small and the spaces are mixed: the garden with a natural lake reserved for the post-sauna bath borders the children's area and the rooms, so much so that guests have the perception of being in the spa and go out naked onto the balcony. I wasn't particularly enthusiastic about the oppressive and suffocating Turkish bath and herbal tea area: low ceilings and narrow spaces bordering on claustrophobic. The internal relaxation area is small but the chaise longues are of excellent workmanship, the impressive event sauna with jets of steam directed by skilled Aufgussmeister is certainly worthy of note. Let's move on to the snack, well to put it simply it's not a feast for the eyes! The opportunities for fun for those with teenage children are almost zero. I don't like decorations, installations and paintings have a cheap appeal. If you are not a golfer, choose something else because for those prices there is better, in fact during our stay, distressed and disappointed, we treated ourselves to a day spa at the inimitable "Quellenhof Luxury Resort" (where among other things we met other guests of the Andreus ). The structure is not immersive despite the beautiful location with a priceless view.