Nitrodi Thermal Relais — Attraction in Barano d'Ischia

The most beautiful relaxing holiday I have ever had. Not only for the source and its waters with a thousand beneficial properties. That alone would be enough from anywhere you are on earth, and benefit from its result, without a shadow of a doubt. The height of the source is located at about 400-500m above sea level, I think. With a view of the valley and the sea that surrounds it. Only the minimum fee is worth the little money spent. You are immersed in a park of about 13000m2, which with an engineering work built, you can walk far and wide the beautiful and sinuous very comfortable stairs, with infinite terraces created, of various types of relaxation, all or almost all with showers of the source, all immersed in greenery along all the paths, with a predominantly rosemary smell, where you can notice it everywhere, with geraniums, sage and various types of evergreen plants. The most gratifying and healthy thing is to go down and walk the various paths and breathe the pure air, especially in the morning. A place is a place like that, it will remain imprinted in your mind for a very long time. And we will study the moment in our life to return there with nostalgia. The director Giuseppe, and all the staff and the cleanliness that is found everywhere, is absolutely...

This place is truly AMAZING and the thermal mineral waters make your skin feel rejuvenated!!! I come here often and the staff is very welcoming and competent. I got an amazing massage from Yuri who also gave great recommendations for skin care. If you are looking to spend a relaxing day you MUST come here! The grounds are beautiful, full of flowers and greenery. Also try their cafe. Everything they serve is organic and grown by them, so it is both healthy...

Relaxing here is like going out of another world. Nature, mineral water that are always available + forest garden oasis very nice + healthy food organic+ ozone are amazing for healing the body and mind. I really like it. Will definitely come back again. Tourists should not...