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Kaiser-Friedrich-Therme — Attraction in Wiesbaden

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Kaiser-Friedrich-Therme
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Nearby attractions
pagan wall
Am Römertor, 65183 Wiesbaden, Germany
Kochbrunnen
Kranzpl., 65183 Wiesbaden, Germany
Wiesbaden City Palace
Schlossplatz 1-3, 65183 Wiesbaden, Germany
Evangelical Market church Wiesbaden
Schlossplatz 4, 65183 Wiesbaden, Germany
Bowling Green, Wiesbaden
Wilhelmstraße, 65183 Wiesbaden, Germany
Active Museum Spiegelgasse for German-Jewish History
Spiegelgasse 9, 65183 Wiesbaden, Germany
Spielbank Wiesbaden
Kurhauspl. 1, 65189 Wiesbaden, Germany
City Museum at Market
Marktpl. 3, 65183 Wiesbaden, Germany
Warmer Damm
Paulinenstraße 15, 65189 Wiesbaden, Germany
St. Bonifatius, Wiesbaden
Luisenstraße 33, 65185 Wiesbaden, Germany
Nearby restaurants
Cafe Extrablatt Wiesbaden
Langgasse 34, 65183 Wiesbaden, Germany
ALEX Wiesbaden
Langgasse 38-40, 65183 Wiesbaden, Germany
Traumkuh
Goldgasse 23, 65183 Wiesbaden, Germany
Mia Gelateria Wiesbaden
Langgasse 42, 65183 Wiesbaden, Germany
Ristorante Comeback
Goldgasse 13, 65183 Wiesbaden, Germany
Umai Restaurant - Sushi & Modern Asia Cuisine
Langgasse 36, 65183 Wiesbaden, Germany
L'Osteria Wiesbaden
Bärenstraße 3, 65183 Wiesbaden, Germany
Wild & Wood Café - Wiesbaden
Ob. Webergasse 48, 65183 Wiesbaden, Germany
Tanito‘s - Casa Mexicana
Schützenhofstraße 3, 65183 Wiesbaden, Germany
Curry Manufaktur
Am Römertor 3, 65183 Wiesbaden, Germany
Nearby hotels
Garner Hotel Wiesbaden City
Georg-August-Zinn-Straße 2, 65183 Wiesbaden, Germany
Town Hotel Wiesbaden
Quellenviertel, Spiegelgasse 5, 65183 Wiesbaden, Germany
Hotel Nassauer Hof
Kaiser-Friedrich-Platz 3-4, 65183 Wiesbaden, Germany
Oranien
Platter Str. 2, 65193 Wiesbaden, Germany
Citta Trüffel Hotel
Webergasse 6-8, 65183 Wiesbaden, Germany
Apartment an den Quellen
Webergasse 24, 65183 Wiesbaden, Germany
Adina Apartment Hotel Wiesbaden
Taunusstraße 1A, 65183 Wiesbaden, Germany
Am Kochbrunnen Hotel Wiesbaden
Taunusstraße 15, 65183 Wiesbaden, Germany
City Hotel Wiesbaden
Wellritzstraße 6, 65183 Wiesbaden, Germany
Hotel Villa Klemm - Wiesbaden City
Kapellenstraße 9, 65193 Wiesbaden, Germany
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Kaiser-Friedrich-Therme

Langgasse 38-40, 65183 Wiesbaden, Germany
4.1(600)
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attractions: pagan wall, Kochbrunnen, Wiesbaden City Palace, Evangelical Market church Wiesbaden, Bowling Green, Wiesbaden, Active Museum Spiegelgasse for German-Jewish History, Spielbank Wiesbaden, City Museum at Market, Warmer Damm, St. Bonifatius, Wiesbaden, restaurants: Cafe Extrablatt Wiesbaden, ALEX Wiesbaden, Traumkuh, Mia Gelateria Wiesbaden, Ristorante Comeback, Umai Restaurant - Sushi & Modern Asia Cuisine, L'Osteria Wiesbaden, Wild & Wood Café - Wiesbaden, Tanito‘s - Casa Mexicana, Curry Manufaktur
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Nearby attractions of Kaiser-Friedrich-Therme

pagan wall

Kochbrunnen

Wiesbaden City Palace

Evangelical Market church Wiesbaden

Bowling Green, Wiesbaden

Active Museum Spiegelgasse for German-Jewish History

Spielbank Wiesbaden

City Museum at Market

Warmer Damm

St. Bonifatius, Wiesbaden

pagan wall

pagan wall

4.4

(130)

Open 24 hours
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Kochbrunnen

Kochbrunnen

4.5

(1.3K)

Open until 12:00 AM
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Wiesbaden City Palace

Wiesbaden City Palace

4.5

(451)

Open 24 hours
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Evangelical Market church Wiesbaden

Evangelical Market church Wiesbaden

4.7

(712)

Open 24 hours
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Stadtabenteuer: Mainz Altstadt Edition
Stadtabenteuer: Mainz Altstadt Edition
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Nearby restaurants of Kaiser-Friedrich-Therme

Cafe Extrablatt Wiesbaden

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Traumkuh

Mia Gelateria Wiesbaden

Ristorante Comeback

Umai Restaurant - Sushi & Modern Asia Cuisine

L'Osteria Wiesbaden

Wild & Wood Café - Wiesbaden

Tanito‘s - Casa Mexicana

Curry Manufaktur

Cafe Extrablatt Wiesbaden

Cafe Extrablatt Wiesbaden

4.2

(1.2K)

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ALEX Wiesbaden

ALEX Wiesbaden

4.1

(1.2K)

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Traumkuh

Traumkuh

4.6

(512)

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Mia Gelateria Wiesbaden

Mia Gelateria Wiesbaden

4.6

(363)

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EMEM
What an experience! Very beautiful inside interior almost like being in the ancient Roman times. I very much enjoyed the facilities of the Aukammtal a day prior (on Monday) but Kaiser-Friedrich was my favorite because of its beauty and uniqueness. I found Kaiser-Friedrich smaller but also much less crowded and more tranquil. I visited both on the women’s day. The male staff in Kaiser was less intrusive and discrete (while a lot of male staff walking around in Aukammtal). The price was 15 eur in Kaiser with 2.50 eur for each extra 15 min. The Aukammtal was 25 eur for the unlimited time. The Aukammtal had many food options while Kaiser has a smaller bar. The Aukammtal is bigger and have facilities outside which is also lots of fun. The Kaiser had very hot baths where in the Aukammtal it was not very hot. Both great places, but in the end I love the Roman history and the beautiful interior won my heart. The only wish is that there were men’s and women’s days or hours more frequently. Having a mixed bath is not my thing so it’s sad that I have to wait for a week to visit again.
Lei BehrLei Behr
This is the perfect oasis of relaxation and tranquility in the beautiful city of Wiesbaden. Visiting Kaiser-Friedrich-Therme is like stepping back into Roman times with its opulent décor and architecture. The beautiful facility offers a serene and relaxing environment. The friendly staff, clean amenities, and quaint size enhances the overall experience. This is the perfect ambiance for unwinding and rejuvenating after a long day of work or sightseeing. Well priced for the experience. For those who are new to the German notion of Freikörperkultur, bathing attire is not allowed in the spa. On some days the facilities are coed, but Tuesday is ladies only. Don’t forget to bring your own towels and a water bottle.
David RoszakDavid Roszak
Nice traditional bath in the heart of Wiesbaden. Clean and well maintained facility with a few hot tubs and saunas. I have visited quite a number of saunas and due to the age, this one is missing some vatiety in the saunas and an outdoor area. Also, the aufguss was not quite as good as some other saunas I have visited. However, overall highly recommended as it is a historical building and feels like being in a Roman bath inside. Note that the entire facility is "textile free" as is the case with most German saunas, so bathing suits are not allowed.
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What an experience! Very beautiful inside interior almost like being in the ancient Roman times. I very much enjoyed the facilities of the Aukammtal a day prior (on Monday) but Kaiser-Friedrich was my favorite because of its beauty and uniqueness. I found Kaiser-Friedrich smaller but also much less crowded and more tranquil. I visited both on the women’s day. The male staff in Kaiser was less intrusive and discrete (while a lot of male staff walking around in Aukammtal). The price was 15 eur in Kaiser with 2.50 eur for each extra 15 min. The Aukammtal was 25 eur for the unlimited time. The Aukammtal had many food options while Kaiser has a smaller bar. The Aukammtal is bigger and have facilities outside which is also lots of fun. The Kaiser had very hot baths where in the Aukammtal it was not very hot. Both great places, but in the end I love the Roman history and the beautiful interior won my heart. The only wish is that there were men’s and women’s days or hours more frequently. Having a mixed bath is not my thing so it’s sad that I have to wait for a week to visit again.
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This is the perfect oasis of relaxation and tranquility in the beautiful city of Wiesbaden. Visiting Kaiser-Friedrich-Therme is like stepping back into Roman times with its opulent décor and architecture. The beautiful facility offers a serene and relaxing environment. The friendly staff, clean amenities, and quaint size enhances the overall experience. This is the perfect ambiance for unwinding and rejuvenating after a long day of work or sightseeing. Well priced for the experience. For those who are new to the German notion of Freikörperkultur, bathing attire is not allowed in the spa. On some days the facilities are coed, but Tuesday is ladies only. Don’t forget to bring your own towels and a water bottle.
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Nice traditional bath in the heart of Wiesbaden. Clean and well maintained facility with a few hot tubs and saunas. I have visited quite a number of saunas and due to the age, this one is missing some vatiety in the saunas and an outdoor area. Also, the aufguss was not quite as good as some other saunas I have visited. However, overall highly recommended as it is a historical building and feels like being in a Roman bath inside. Note that the entire facility is "textile free" as is the case with most German saunas, so bathing suits are not allowed.
David Roszak

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5.0
47w

What an experience! Very beautiful inside interior almost like being in the ancient Roman times. I very much enjoyed the facilities of the Aukammtal a day prior (on Monday) but Kaiser-Friedrich was my favorite because of its beauty and uniqueness. I found Kaiser-Friedrich smaller but also much less crowded and more tranquil. I visited both on the women’s day. The male staff in Kaiser was less intrusive and discrete (while a lot of male staff walking around in Aukammtal). The price was 15 eur in Kaiser with 2.50 eur for each extra 15 min. The Aukammtal was 25 eur for the unlimited time. The Aukammtal had many food options while Kaiser has a smaller bar. The Aukammtal is bigger and have facilities outside which is also lots of fun. The Kaiser had very hot baths where in the Aukammtal it was not very hot. Both great places, but in the end I love the Roman history and the beautiful interior won my heart.

The only wish is that there were men’s and women’s days or hours more frequently. Having a mixed bath is not my thing so it’s sad that I have to wait for a week to...

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1.0
6y

Also. Wo soll ich anfangen. -Personal unfreundlich, man hat das Gefühl, dass sie ihren Job hassen. Vor allem am Empfang -die Anlage an sich ist vom Zustand her OK, jedoch erwarte ich für die überteuerten Preise mehr -ungefähr 200m entfernt vom Thermalbad riecht man das Heilwasser von Wiesbaden. Man könnte ja meinen, dass ein ortsansässiges Thermalbad dieses Wasser nutzt um seine Gäste darin baden zu lassen. Weit gefehlt! Anscheinend wird ganz normales Leitungswasser zum Befüllen der Becken genutzt (man würde das Heilwasser riechen) -die Organisation an sich schreit auch nach Leuten die entweder von Planung und vom Erfüllen der Wünsche seiner Gäste gar keine Ahnung hat oder einfach nur - wie oben schon vermutet - ihren Job hassen. Zu Stoßzeiten sind die Saunaaufgüsse total überfüllt. Man muss ich zum Teil schon 10 Minuten vorher einen Platz suchen um überhaupt dieses Angebot (was ja ein ziemlich wichtiges in einem Thermalbad ist) nutzen zu können. Das andere extrem sind dann die Uhrzeiten an denen nur wenige Gäste im Bad sind. Trotz wenig Nachfrage sind auch jetzt genau gleich viele Saunaaufgüsse. Ich habe mit einigen Gästen schon gesprochen. Die haben mir berichtet, dass trotz vielen Verbesserungavorschlägen und Anregungen nichts geändert wird. Es wäre doch sicher kein Problem zu Stoßzeiten zwei Aufgüsse pro Stunde oder sogar drei zu machen. Aber ne. Rund um die Uhr findet immer nur ein Aufguss pro Stunde statt

So. Nun kommen wir zu dem Auslöser warum ich diese Rezession überhaupt verfasst habe und mich überhaupt bei Google abgemeldet habe. Ich wollte heute ins Bad gehen und habe extra den ganzen Tag danach ausgerichtet. Ich habe außerdem eine Anreise von 30 Minuten auf mich genommen um in diesem Bad entspannen zu können. Doch als ich dort ankam wurde mir patzig und ohne auch nur einen Hauch von Empathie vermittelt, dass angeblich bzw. anscheinend heute "Frauentag" ist. Das hat nicht nur meinen ganzen Tag zunichte gemacht, sondern hat mich auch mega verärgert weil es auch keinen Männertag gibt. Wo ist denn hier die ach so tolle Gleichberechtigung? Was aber noch schlimmer ist und was auch wirklich der Grund dafür ist, dass ich so wütend wie noch nie von einem Thermalbad nach Hause bin: auf der Website ist kein Wort von diesem Frauentag zu lesen. Ich habe eben nochmals einige Minuten über die Website geschaut und erst unten in kleinerer Schrift den Hinweis gesehen. Wenn man aber runterscrollt und in fetter Schrift die Öffnungszeiten liest, wer scrollt dann noch weiter? Es gibt außerdem eine extra Kategorie die sich "Hinweise" nennt. Dort ist natürlich davon kein Wort. Das alles in Kombination mit diesem respektlosen, kühlen und unfreundlichen Verhalten der Frau am Empfang hat bei mir echt die Sicherung durchbrennen lassen und mich so wütend gemacht, dass ich mich nach Jahren des "aus-dem-Weg-gehens" dazu entschlossen habe mich bei Google anzumelden um wenigstens ein bisschen meiner Meinung ein Gewicht zu geben. P. S. Der Typ der den Saunaaufguss macht, ist...

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5.0
1y

This is the perfect oasis of relaxation and tranquility in the beautiful city of Wiesbaden. Visiting Kaiser-Friedrich-Therme is like stepping back into Roman times with its opulent décor and architecture. The beautiful facility offers a serene and relaxing environment. The friendly staff, clean amenities, and quaint size enhances the overall experience. This is the perfect ambiance for unwinding and rejuvenating after a long day of work or sightseeing. Well priced for the experience.

For those who are new to the German notion of Freikörperkultur, bathing attire is not allowed in the spa. On some days the facilities are coed, but Tuesday is ladies only. Don’t forget to bring your own towels and a...

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