WSpace - Wellness Village Bari

Sports center with swimming pool open to the public. The water slopes down from an access staircase, steps also present at the poolside along the entire perimeter. There is also a mini hydromassage pool with seats, a lifeguard, bar service (but a limited choice of ice creams or meals for lunch) and showers with hot and cold water. Inside you can access another swimming pool, also with gradual access from a staircase. It has several points of interest, hydromassage, fitness equipment such as hydrobikes, waterfall gargoyles. For a moment of relaxation you can lie down on the loungers inside and take advantage of the changing rooms dedicated to children and adults. Various phones, changing cabins and areas for changing newborns are available. As a user, I would have preferred that a reduction be applied to the cost for midweek afternoon access, which is currently only available for the weekend, and the possibility of booking with the app or website as happens in other structures.

Paid 142 euros + 6 euros for 1 glove Hammam wellness program plus “desert rose” package. I don't like giving negative reviews to a relaxation center but I will definitely never return here again. At reception the explanation of the various packages is very approximate, which makes it difficult for the end customer to choose the right route. On the phone they say it is open on Wednesdays but when you go there you discover that it is closed on Wednesdays. On the website it indicates the duration of the massage as 30 minutes and on the phone they confirm 20 minutes. I often go to wellness centers but it's the first time they've made me waste half an hour to register, leaving too much personal data, even if it's not necessary, it felt like I was at the police station, probably for marketing purposes. In the Turkish bath, relaxation is not guaranteed by silence because there are "normal" noises from the heating system that seem like pyrotechnics. I would give one star, but I only give two because the operator responsible for spreading the argan oil was very kind. There is an obligation not to take souvenir photos of the intent of the route, perhaps because they are afraid that someone might imitate them. I find it ridiculous as there is nothing mysterious inside, in fact in my opinion, it's a good thing that no one imitates this place. With this cost I expected a far superior service. Making those who pay €6 for the glove seems like a questionable marketing choice to me.