Bains de saint thomas

Very relaxing hot spring/pool in the French mountains. Even though there was a line when we arrived, it all went pretty quickly.

Men are required to wear tight swimgear but this is available for rent (€2 at the time we visited) if you didn’t bring any.

I liked the place outside, so don’t botter to pay to go to sauna, jacuzzi and other things, because it is full of people inside the jacuzzi and sauna.
There isn’t any place to take a proper shower, and very little toilets.
Weekends full of family.

Nice place. We were here with a child - there is a separate pool for children, which is very convenient.
There are not really enough parking spaces

You will have to walk a little if there are no free parking spaces near the springs.

It is also good to come in the evening, when the stars are visible.

A lovely thermal springs tucked away in the mountains.
The access road is somewhat narrow and so be prepared to allow cars to pass on the wider areas.
The facilities are fine although when we were there just before Christmas it got very busy which is particularly noticeable in the small changing areas when we had to queue to get a cubicle to get changed .
The lower level has spa facilities for adults which is very nice and good value.
The spa is owned by the local community and as I understand it is very cheap for those that live in the nearby town.
Also like others have said, only Speedos or tight swimming shorts allowed as I had to hire some. I'm not really sure why this is an issue in France but it's not the first time I've encountered this so guys please be aware If visiting.

It's great little place in the mountains. The hot spring comes out at 58° and its cooled down to 40 or less to allow for comfortable temperature of the pool. I went off peak and there was some people there as shown on pictures but nothing crazy, however I believe it could get crowded during school holidays etc

I really enjoyed the experience of bathing here. The number of people was okay, there was enough space for every person in the pool. The inner wellbeing zone is worth visiting, the prices are pleasantly surprising (7 euros per person) and the staff is very friendly, even though my family doesn’t speak French, they treated us very well and we felt at home. The locker zone is a bit crowded, but the janitors make sure to keep it clean! I also have to mention a stunning mountain view🏔

The only thing that you might fond uncomfortable is getting out of the hot water in winter, but IMO that’s a truly refreshing and fun experience!✨ Highly recommend this place💛

Warm water and sun with fantastic views of the mountains and trees and wildlife flying overhead. What a pity there were no more jets of water as people had to wait for the few that were working. Also, the car parking was limited, so be prepared for a bit of a walk from the lower car park. Otherwise the staff were friendly and helpful, the whole experience was very good and it was reasonably priced.