The indoor pool is part of the hotel's spa centre and comes with your stay — there is no separate charge. The water is heated all year, so the pool is open whatever season your naftalan course falls in.
What the pool area holds:
- Heated indoor pool
- Finnish sauna and steam room
- Charcot shower
- Loungers and a rest area
- Lockers, showers and changing cabins
The pool is a natural continuation of a treatment programme. Moving in warm water takes load off the joints, which is why unhurried swimming after physiotherapy or a bath is often written into a course. Even so, the timing is agreed with your physician: the pool is not prescribed immediately after a naftalan bath.
Separate hours are set aside for guests travelling with children. An attendant is on duty, and the water readings are checked and logged every day.
Restrictions on the sauna and steam room can apply in certain cardiovascular and respiratory conditions — that is settled individually at the examination on arrival. Robes, towels and slippers are waiting in your room, so there is nothing to pack for the pool.
A shower before entering and a swimming cap are required — the rule is there to keep the water quality up. The pool area's opening hours are posted at reception and in the information folder in your room.
