Thermas Diroma Hotel Incluso Parque

“Könnte besser sein”

Das Zimmer ist riesig und Dusche ist großartig. das Hotel klingt aber alt und nicht sehr gut erhalten. Restaurants sind weit von der Innenstadt entfernt und wir mussten dizer nehmen Sie am Hotel. Internet funktionierte nicht sehr gut manchmal.

“Caldas Novas Trip”

The actual name of the place I stayed was Hotel Thermas diRoma and not the title listed. Also, the picture shown is not the Hotel Thermas diRoma as it is not a high rise hotel as shown. You can get some good info about this place at www.caldasnovas.com.br. You can also see an overhead of the proper… Mehr

The actual name of the place I stayed was Hotel Thermas diRoma and not the title listed. Also, the picture shown is not the Hotel Thermas diRoma as it is not a high rise hotel as shown. You can get some good info about this place at www.caldasnovas.com.br. You can also see an overhead of the property in Google Earth. Just type in Thermas diRoma Caldas Novas in the search and you will see it. As for my stay, Caldas Novas is billed as the largest geothermal area in the world. Each hotel is like a mini waterpark with lots of hot pools. Thermas diRoma is no exception. The staff at the hotel was excellent. They were most hospitable and would do everything they could for you. One night my friend and I wanted to have a glass of wine together. I took the wine bottle to the restaurant to have them open it and the manager opened it for us and gave us some wine glasses as well. I thought this was very nice of him. The restaurant was good and had a good buffet. The rate paid for breakfast and lunch however if you wanted to trade the lunch for dinner you could. The food definitely filled me up. One night we ate at the place where they had the singer and it was good as well. The room was not quite as good. While the bed was comfortable the only product the hotel provided was soap. It had nothing else. It had no shampoo, lotion or anything else. We had to buy our own shampoo in town. I don't remember there being any stationery either. I thought this was kind of cheap of the hotel considering they own so many places. Also, the TV was an old CRT screen TV as was very small. I have provided a picture of it. They should modernize it and get new flat screen TV's but that has not been done yet. The pools were great but the jacuzzi was too hot. They should be able to control the temps better. Two days a week they close the pools for cleaning. On those days you go across the street to the diRoma Aqua Park which is a large waterpark and very nice. The hotel has a lot of potential and with some minor fixes it can be a really great place. I have supplied some pics. I hope you this helpful for anyone considering a trip to Caldas Novas.

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