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About

Limmathof Baden is a four-star hotel in the spa quarter of Baden, with its two buildings facing each other across the river Limmat. According to the operator, the public Novum Spa thermal baths use the most mineral-rich thermal water in Switzerland; guests aged 16 and over can visit without staying overnight.

Novum Spa offers a 75 m² thermal pool with a whirlpool, a steam bath, a sauna, a salt oasis and a cold room. Across the river in Ennetbaden are three private spa suites with their own thermal whirlpool bath, a sauna or steam bath, bookable in advance.

  • Public Novum Spa thermal bath with a 75 m² thermal pool and whirlpool
  • Sauna, steam bath, salt oasis and cold room
  • Thermal water that the operator calls the most mineral-rich in Switzerland
  • Private spa suites in Ennetbaden with a thermal whirlpool and a sauna or steam bath
  • Massages and Day Spa packages

Opening hours

Opening hours
Novum Spa: Monday12:00–21:45
Novum Spa: Tuesday–Sunday10:00–21:45
Private spa suites: dailyby reservation only

According to the operator's Current opening hours page.

Prices

Prices
Novum Spa, day entry with no time limit (towel included)CHF 49
Novum Spa before 13:00 (Mon–Fri)CHF 35
Novum Spa after 20:00 (Mon–Fri)CHF 35
Novum Spa, arriving by public transport (with ticket/Swisspass)CHF 39
10-entry card (Mon–Fri, 11th entry free)CHF 390
Private spa suite, 2 hours (Mon–Thu / Fri–Sun)CHF 280 / CHF 320
Private spa suite, 3 hours (Mon–Thu / Fri–Sun)CHF 350 / CHF 390
Day Spa Daydream – Relaxation package (breakfast, entry, scrub, 50-min massage)per personCHF 200

Prices from the operator's website. Annual (CHF 900) and half-year (CHF 540) memberships are also offered, plus a 50% birthday discount on presenting ID. Massage prices are listed on the Wellness-Behandlungen page.

Amenities according to OpenStreetMap

Only what the open data records. What is missing, we do not know.

  • Thermal wateryes
  • Saunayes
  • On-site accommodationyes

What is not listed here is unknown to us or the operator has not said.

Pros and cons

Pros

  • Thermal pool with a whirlpool in the centre of the spa town of Baden
  • Day entry with no time limit, towel included
  • A private spa suite for two is available
  • Reduced entry before 13:00 and after 20:00 on weekdays
  • Wide range of massages and packages

Things to keep in mind

  • Entry from 16 years only, no children
  • The full price of CHF 49 is on the high side
  • Opens only at 12:00 on Mondays
  • Swimwear is compulsory everywhere except the sauna

Who it suits and how it works

Who it suits

  • relaxing after exploring Baden
  • a couple seeking privacy in a spa suite
  • unwinding with a massage and breakfast

Rules and good to know

  • Entry from 16 years
  • Swimwear is compulsory in the thermal baths; the sauna is the only textile-free area
  • Bathing shoes are recommended

Getting there

Novum Spa is at Limmatpromenade 28 in Baden; the private spa suites are at Badstrasse 20 in Ennetbaden, on the other side of the Limmat.

Guests arriving by public transport pay CHF 39 on showing their ticket or Swisspass.

Contact

Address
Limmatpromenade 28, 5400 Baden (Novum Spa); Badstrasse 20, 5408 Ennetbaden (Private Spa)
Phone
+41 56 200 17 17
Email
[email protected]

Details from the operator's own site, as of 4 Nov 2026. Check them with the operator before you go: limmathof.ch

Data source: OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL licence)

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