Phönix-Bad Ottobrunn

Ausrine Lindberg 6 months ago

We used to be regular customers, at least 1-2 times a week and we used to love it. Then they have started increasing prices and adding sucharges for wellpass every year. Now they have 50% of area closed for renovation for a long time, the area we were mainly using, and they have kept the same price for wellpass and have reduced it by 25% for regular customers. How is this fair? Another massive issue is the occupation of most of the loungers with towels, without using them. I do not get this mentality. You have nowhere to relax after sauna. There is plenty of signs warning not to do it but everyone just ignores it and staff seems to never care. It is very sad as we used to love it but we were forced to find some other alternatives

Sabine Breuer 10 months ago

Great pool. Very clean and light. My only grievance is the impressive number of swimmers, seemingly unable to follow simple lane swimming etiquette. I've seen signs go up in other pools which have similar problems with 'man-spreading' (because it is usually men ploughing through the water without any consideration for fellow swimmers). My recommendation is to put up similar signs too, since some people apparently need to see a picture to grasp the concept.

Lotte Gerritsen 11 months ago

Clean and nice swimmingpool. The slides are fun, there are 3 inner pools, 2 pools for children and an outside pool. Perfect on a Monday morning with two kids (9-12 years old).

Anton Filatov 11 months ago

Great saunas with fantastic aufguss (it is so much better than in Erding) However I will give only 4 stars because it’s way too many people on infusions. You should get there 10-15 minutes before starting to get a place and by beginning of the process you already tired and cannot get a full joy from it. Why can’t you make at least one separate day with increased amount of aufgusses? I am (and I think a lot of people too) ready to pay +50% to the price for this option

X W 2 years ago

As a foreigner, this is a good place to try out how German sauna works. 1. Pay for your fees and get a chip. 2. Go to lockers and get a locker. There are a lot of lockers so open the other rooms and look for an available locker. 3. Shower, and wear your gown/towel to the nude area. Most locals do wear slippers as well. 4. Enjoy your aufguss! There are a variety of indoor and outdoor saunas, which adds a variety of experiences. Having a variety of aufguss was nice as well. Food inside the sauna was quite reasonably priced as well.