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bbrat
I have not experienced the pool side and be sure that if it is the spa that you want the entrance is up the stairs. This place has a great variety of saunas and steam rooms and didn't even realize there were additional spas around the way from the locker area. Very affordable, but you do have to bring your own towels and rubber shoes!
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905rachelr
So my husband is a huge water person and I am not. So this place was great for me. He got to swim and go down the slide while I relaxed and read a book. Not a ton of people there like the water park in Nurnberg so that was really nice. they have a great lil restaurant with good food.
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McClure04
The pool complex itself is very nice, though standard for a German town of this size - some fun areas, a slide, a lap pool, hot tubs, etc. I'm surprised that anyone would call it inexpensive, though - as of this writing it's 5 euros for 90 minutes, which is not a lot of time if you count showering and changing. That's also not including the extra charge to use the sauna and "wellness area."So, a nice pool but too expensive to use regularly, and without an option for a monthly pass.And to correct what a previous reviewer said: there are definitely separate changing rooms for men and women.
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OrlandoSteveinFLA
Like most European Schwimmaden, its not just a pool. There ar many ammenities. A large curving water slide, mini-lazy river, hot tubs, lap pools, sauna, steam rooms, naked steam rooms. Only drawback is that Germans have no problem with PDA...I do.
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TravelerZrenjanin
FROM CZECH TO GERMANY AND BACKFrantiskovy Lazne to AmbergBy Zoran SlavicWe travel through the Czech Republic on a rainy night. We're going to Germany to Amberg. Less to to sightsee, more to buy parts for "Opell." As the evening darkens, the rain stays behind. Remaining we still have to stop at Frantiskovy Lazne to assure the accuracy of Goethe's assessment of the local park as'' earthly paradise''. Of course, without the slightest doubt in the court of the great German poet. Front windshield springs villages and towns such as the peeps from twilight landscape. The modified radio program, more guttural German language, we feel we are approaching boundaries.Meanwhile, we arrive at the Frantiskovy Lazne, undulating road through the impressive forest, which twilight, and night, and soon, they give a little bit of ancient mystery. It was too late to visit the Goethe's garden. Instead we went to the Švejk's restaurant on Klostreman street. In addition, in the restaurant the decor was as the Jozef Lada illustrations Hašek's novel. The kitchen, actually offered food, was a classical Czech. We eat dumplings in a special sauce. Evening, nevertheless, almost normal. The general mood, however, improves the happy conversations with some tourists next to the bar. We have heard, in fact, a story that might have fictional, how is exactly Frantiskovy Lazne spaactually it's from Kundera prose where a spa doctor, to treat specifically female patientsof infertility. Indeed, the story seemed charming, but Under was in France and could not check the veracity of what we heard in Švejk restaurant. We did not get either to inquire with the local people, whether children born after spa treatments really look like the local doctor. At midnight, we decided to delay the trip to Germany. After a lot of local beer was not very advisable to drive a car. Before going to sleep, we went to the sauna that refreshes the body to fatigue, but also large quantities of beer. So relaxed we went to the hotel to sleep. The hotel was very close and was called Spa & Kur Hotel Harvey. It was all new, modern and spacious. The friendly staffs and our team in the midnight hours in all came out to meet them.In Amberg, a town of 50,000 inhabitants, on the river Wills, we arrived the next day, in the late afternoon. He seemed like a bustling market town at the end of workingtimes. Friday is the start of the weekend. For the Germans, it means the beginning of a brief but intense vent. We decided to spend the night in "Hotel Brunner." Our friends have not recommended this hotel; they say it is clean and inexpensive. It turns out, thatfirst notification was right, while the other was not exactly the most accurate. However, close to the market the staff is friendly. During the dinner, we enjoyed the cabbage and sausages; we have the opportunity to make sure that the weekend in Amberg dynamic. It was noisy, fun and exciting! In the Sign of draft beer. As in the Czech Republic, but bombastic.On Saturday morning, a friend of my son goes to auto-waste, to change the windshield, as I look around the city. Modern commercial part, the industry, led by ''Siemens”, completely harmoniously leaned on this very old Bavarian city. See the river fort protected, Wills, with public buildings, mostly in the Gothic style, with spicy Renaissance applications. Due to the short time, it would be foolish to talk about the other specifics of this city; they called'' Venice of the Wills''. Nevertheless, there is a curiosity of Amberg. The joint city bakery, in 1997. have broken the Guinness World Record by making pancakes a mile long! They say it is enough for each resident of the German border town. A pancake is a stuffed potato. However, before leaving Amberg, on the recommendation of the desk clerk, we separated the two hours to visit the Kurfürstenbad Amberg Water Park. Moreover, we did not regret. In this fun, recreation, healing and very attractive Water Park has everything you imagine. Everything you can imagine that it is in the water and the water, it was used here. There are waterfalls, artificial waves, water slides, jumping, hydrotherapy, massages...That evening, we returned to the Czech Republic, in Frantiskovy Lazne
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thetaylorstravels
We have gone swimming there many times. It's average price, be aware of your surroundings...as Americans its quite different than what we were used to... no separate changing rooms for males and females.
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EugeneLA
A great facility with plenty of therapeutic and fun pools. When we were there, the clientele was mostly seniors and families. There's also a wellness center with massages, but being a family, we stuck to the pools. There are various indoor pools - both cool and warm, with and without jets. A lazy river that floats outside. A small children's area for toddlers with spray fountains and a tiny slide. For the big kids, there's a big swooping water slide - with music, strobe lights, and a clock that times how fast you can get down it. Search YouTube for "kurfurstenbad amberg" for videos of what it's like. There are no instructions printed up in English, but the people at the facility all spoke terrific English. Bring your own swimsuit and towel. At the front desk, you pay for your time and you're given a ticket. That ticket is scanned when you enter the turnstiles - hold onto that ticket. Follow the signs to the changing rooms. You enter the "dry" side, change, and then enter the "wet" side. Put your belongings in a locker, then insert your ticket into the locker, and then take your key. At the end of your time, you insert the ticket into the turnstiles to leave. If you stayed longer than the time you paid for, there's an automated machine next to the turnstiles where you can pay for more time. We were a bit intimidated by the idea of visiting, since the website is only in German. But we're glad we went - nothing beats jet lag like a couple hours floating in a heated pool. TIP: Combine a stop here with a visit to Amberg. Park here and visit Kurfurstenbad, then leave your car here and walk across the ring road into the center of Amberg.
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V8187WPthomasl
Ich bin 1 x pro Woche im KuFü und gehe sowohl in die Sauna, als auch in den Schwimmbereich. Es gibt zwar Bäder mit täglich mehrfachen Eventaufgüssen, ich persönlich finde die Amberger Aufgüsse sehr gut. Hier hat man sehr nettes Saunafachpersonal und auch immer ein offenes Ohr für Feedback und Anregungen. Viele unterschiedliche Saunen, Damp- und Solebad runden die Erhohlung ab. Schwimmbecken ist meist in Ordnung. Hier ist zur Zeit das Problem, dass ein benachbartes Bad derzeit im Umbau ist und von dort Schwimmkurse "aufgenommen" werden müssen. Aber dennoch alles in allem eine tolle Landschaft,viel Abwechslung und ein aus meiner Sicht sehr gutes Preis- Leistungsverhältnis. Ich bin sehr gerne Stammgast im KuFü.
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tobit287
Erstmal zum Preis:Der Preis ist ganz okay, wobei es viele Bäder gibt, die billiger sind.Umkleiden sind oft sehr schmutzig, und auch die Schließfächer. Kann natürlich daran liegen, das ich immer sehr Spät abends gehe, und davor sich der Dreck der Gäste ansammelt.Hier würde ich empfehlen, einfach viel öfter alle Umkleiden öfters zu säubern.Die Duschen sind soweit ok.Es gibt viele verschiedene Becken, so z.b. Auch das Fitness Becken usw.Dazu gibt es noch das Dampfbad. Sehr toll. :)Die Wasserrutsche ist nicht sonderlich lang, aber für ein kleines Bad relativ normal.Das Essen ist wie gewohnt teuer, wie in jedem Bad, also nichts außergewöhnliches .Nur der Boden ist immer schmutzig. Das gefällt mir natürlich nicht, so wie vielen anderen :)Also alles in einem alles ganz okay. Wäre da nicht die Hygiene :)
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498SimoneB
Ich gehe oft in dieses Bad, weil es nicht weit weg ist und der Service super.Die Badelandschaft ist sehr sauber und auch kinderfreundlich.Es ist alles vorhanden: Wasserrutsche, Kinderbecken, warmes und normales Zentralbecken, extra Schwimmerbecken, Dampfbad, Whirlpools, Becken mit Wasserfitness uvm.Mit meiner Freundin gehe ich auch gerne in den Saunabereich, dieser kostet wie überall extra, aber ich liebevoll angelegt. Am Donnerstag hat dieser Bereich extra länger offen und das ist einfach super für mich nach der Arbeit zu entspannen. Dort gibt es diverse Saunas und ein Außenbecken. Meinstens essen wir auch in den Restaurant, wo es sehr lecker ist und das Preis/Leistungsverhältnis stimmt. Parkplätze sind vor den Kurfürstenbad kostenpflichtig vorhanden, allerdings wenn man weiter zum ACC Gebäude fährt, sind sie kostenlos.
