Thermen-Hotel Apollo

The long-established Thermen-Hotel Apollo enjoys a central location in Bad Füssing, just a short walk from the spa gardens and green spaces. The Johannesbad thermal baths and Europa Therme are nearby.

Thermen-Hotel Apollo is set in the well-known spa town of Bad Füssing, amid the rolling hills of the Rottal region. The thermal baths and spa gardens are just a short walk away. The surrounding area is ideal for walks and short cycle rides, providing a pleasant setting for a relaxing stay.

A varied breakfast buffet sets you up for the day. In the evening, enjoy regional and international dishes with a Mediterranean influence, alongside seasonal specialities. Starters and salads are served from the buffet. For the served main course of your three-course set menu, you can choose between meat, fish, vegetarian and vegan options. Reduced-calorie, dietary, light, wholefood, vegan, vegetarian, lactose-free and gluten-free meals are available. Depending on your preference, meals can be enjoyed in the winter garden, the main restaurant, the cosy lounge or on the terrace.
A bar serving a range of drinks offers a relaxed place to unwind at the end of the day, where you can watch live sports on SKY or DAZN. Live music with guitar, piano, harp or accordion is held two to three times a week.

The wellness area includes an indoor thermal pool heated to around 36°C, with massage jets and bubble loungers, supplied with mineral water from Therme Eins. From April to October, an outdoor thermal pool heated to 28°C is also available. The garden’s Kneipp pool, open from March to October, offers a refreshing change of pace. The thermal water comes from a state-recognised medicinal spring, rising from a depth of around 1,000 m at 56°C. It is rich in minerals such as sulphur, magnesium, calcium and carbon dioxide.

The sauna and relaxation area features a Finnish sauna, a steam grotto, infrared cabins with light therapy and the SeaClimate marine climate cabin. A fine mineral salt mist and ionised oxygen create a pleasant atmosphere. Spending 20 to 30 minutes in the cabin is like taking a two-hour walk by the sea. You can also enjoy cosmetic treatments and beauty treatments.

Treatments are available in the hotel’s own spa department (120 m², Monday to Friday, 7 am–3 pm). The hotel has a physiotherapy practice, where you’ll be welcomed by a team of state-certified therapists. Treatments range from classic massages, lymphatic, reflexology and connective tissue massages, heat and electrotherapy, remedial gymnastics and inhalation therapy to movement baths and treatments in the movement pool. Treatments can be provided on prescription or booked privately. There are several spa doctors in Bad Füssing, and medical care is available at the hotel.

A fitness room is available for exercise. There is also a changing programme of classes, including aqua aerobics, Qi Gong, meditation, guided relaxation visualisations, back exercises and Nordic walking.

The Bavarian golf and thermal spa region offers a wide range of leisure activities. These include three major thermal baths – Therme Eins, Europa Therme and Johannesbad – as well as the spa park, numerous walking trails and 460 km of cycle routes. Bad Füssing is an ideal base for day trips to the three-river city of Passau, the Baroque town of Schärding or the Bavarian Forest National Park, for example to see Bavaria’s longest treetop walk. The renowned Bad Füssing casino is also well worth a visit.
Our tip: the PassauRegioCard offers more than 100 benefits, including one admission to each of Bad Füssing’s three major thermal baths, the Rottal Therme in Bad Birnbach and the Wohlfühl-Therme in Bad Griesbach; free travel on local and regional public transport; admission to almost all museums, monasteries and other attractions in the district; Pullman City Western Town; a half-day bus excursion; boat trips on the Danube and Inn; a nostalgic train ride; a wildlife and bird park; a guided tour of Passau; and much more. The card costs from £31 (€35) for 3 days. You can find more information below under “Helpful documents”.