Sole Uno is the name of the spa in Rheinfelden, Switzerland, near Basel. It is very easy to get there from Alsace.
The thermal water comes directly from the Rheinfleden-Riburg saltworks by pipeline and is reputed to offer numerous benefits for the skin, muscles, joints, blood circulation, etc.
The place is very pleasant. It includes an aquatic area (bathing suit mandatory), a sauna area (naturist, wearing a bathing suit is therefore prohibited) and a massage area. I stayed in the aquatic area, where there is already plenty to do. At the Sole Uno indoor and outdoor pools with jets, a salt water pool where you can float while listening to music played underwater, hot and cold water baths, hammams with various fragrances, alpine and tropical showers and finally a salt water inhalation grotto. What a great time!
I liked
- The variety of baths offered
- The water temperature in the large pools is just right
- Open every day until 22:30. It is pleasant to spend an evening there.
I liked less
- More expensive than the thermal baths in Germany but it’s Switzerland!
- Paid parking
Photos
Photos are not allowed, so I invite you to visit the website of the Sole Uno in Rheinfelden.
Practical information
Rates and opening hours
Here you can find the prices and opening hours of the Rheinfelden Spa. The entrance fee gives access to all areas of the spa (massages are of course extra).
Here are the rates for the Sole Uno parking lot.
Access
By car
The address is as follows: Roberstenstrasse 31 in Rheinfelden, Switzerland. Sole Uno is located in:
- 64 km from Mulhouse (about 55 minutes)
- 90 km from Colmar (about 1h05)
- 160 km from Strasbourg (about 1h45)
By public transport
From France, it is possible to take a train to Basel (see schedules on the SNCF website). Then take a train to Rheinfelden (duration approx. 15 minutes). There are very regularly: see the timetable on the SBB website. You can easily buy your ticket at the train station in Basel). You will then have to walk for about 15 minutes or take the bus n°86 and get off at the Parkresort stop.
Hungry?
If you are hungry, Sole Uno has two restaurants. I haven’t tested them.
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