There are few people who know the difference between a spa and a spa. Although both places are fashionable, especially among those looking for unique experiences, they are not the same.
The main difference between the two lies in the characteristics of their waters. In the case of spas, the water used has medicinal properties and is highly recommended to treat certain pathologies or simply to improve health.
For its part, in spas, the water itself does not usually have any properties, but it is beneficial due to the mechanical way in which it is used (pressure jets, pools at different temperatures, etc.).
The fact is that both spas and spas gain more followers every day, who do not hesitate to invest whatever is necessary to spend a few days of disconnection and relaxation in these Wellness centers.
Focusing on spas, Spain is a country rich in thermal and medicinal waters, so their proliferation throughout the country is common. Of course, among all those that exist, there are a few that stand out for their high quality and for being the favorites of the most exclusive clients.
Spanish spas where luxury abounds
The Thermal Villa Caldas
This spa is in Oviedo, in some legendary caldas whose beneficial waters began to be used as early as the 18th century. Currently the spa has 5 stars and has become a favorite place for lovers of high luxury. That is why the spa also offers the possibility of staying in its sophisticated hotel where every detail is taken care of. The price per night is about 200 euros.
Among the advantages of spending a few days in this incredible place, it stands out that in addition to using its waters to achieve health benefits, they also offer complete and incredible beauty treatments. All this, surrounded by nature.
Villa Padierna Thermas
In Malaga you will find this beautiful spa that has also been used since the 18th century. For this reason, it has been renovated on several occasions, using the best quality marble.
The waters of the place stand out for their antioxidant properties and it has 5 swimming pools and twenty rooms for all kinds of treatments. Its price is around 300 euros per night.
Caldas de Boi
Another place frequented by people with high purchasing power who visit Lérida is this spa, located at an altitude of 1,500 metres. It stands out for being surrounded by nature and landscapes, in which rivers and lakes are not lacking, making it much more attractive. It is nourished by no less than 37 natural springs with different medicinal properties, so that with its waters many different pathologies or ailments can be treated and improved.
The traveler who decides to stay in any of its two 5-star hotels will have the advantage of also being able to enjoy a cultural getaway, since they will be able to visit the Romanesque churches in the area that are a World Heritage Site.
Thermal Cloister
In Soria, specifically in Burgo de Osma, is this Renaissance enclave from the 16th century. The spa is in a courtyard of the same style and around it are the rooms of its luxury hotel. All this under a huge skylight that provides natural light, so the place could not be more idyllic.
The waters that nourish the spa stand out for their sedative effect, which is why they are very suitable for getting rid of daily stress. A night in the place costs about 130 euros.
Archena
Murcia is home to this exotic spa surrounded by palm and eucalyptus trees. It is one of the most famous in Spain, since it is known that its waters were already used no less than in the 5th century before Christ by the first peninsular settlers.
Its waters, coming from the Segura River, have multiple indications for improving joints and muscle pain, but also for beauty treatments, as they revitalize the appearance and improve the feel of the skin.
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