Liquidrom

We went on a Sunday early afternoon at the end of May, our experience was contrary to many reviews, not crowded at all, probably because it was end of May and early afternoon. The place is very small, the outdoor pool is extremely small, the indoor pool with the music underneath the water was super nice and relaxing. Swimsuits are compulsory everywhere but in the saunas. The saunas were small but because it was not crowded for us it was not a problem and they were all very pleasant, also the infusion, and the guy working there was very nice. I did a massage, it was super nice but didn’t really last 50 mins - which is what we paid for, but the time they welcome you and bring you to the room and start 10 mins are gone. The place is really clean and the staff was super friendly and welcoming. So all in all, we recommend going during times where it can be less crowded!

A bit disappointing. I expected larger facilities with more variety, but it's quite basic, not much more than what you got at some fancier gyms already: two sauna rooms, one extremely weak Dampfbad, three very small pools (one of them the cold plunge), and a larger one. I think the main selling point is the sound thing but I personally don't get it, like yeah you can hear some music when submerging in the larger pool but it's nothing special. I went in soon in the morning and it wasn't crowded at all, so that was nice. PS: the massage was very nice, cheers for the lady.

My plans changed and I was in need of some relaxation. Saw online the Berlin Welcome Card holders get a discount at Liquidrom. After a little research on their website, I payed the €2.50 reservation fee (it was deducted from my bill when I paid at the door). A little tricky to find the entrance, but made it in time. BWC doscount only applies yo the 4 hour ticket, but still made it cheaper for me in the end. Towels and bathrobes can be rented, swim wear is available for purchase, which is handy. Lady at reception was super nice. The open plan shower and textile-free zone did make me a little nervius at first, but I went with it and no-one made me feel uncomfortable. The salt pool is gorgeous, lovely and warm, lighting was just right and some nice tunes playing. Outdoor hot tub, 3 saunas and a steam room gives you plenty of options. The wristband gets you access to the textile-free zone and can be used to charge food & drink, which you can pay when leaving. Just wish I didn't have somewhere else I had to go, so I could have used all 4 hours!

I went at a special liquidrom night: there was a live DJ, swimwear was compulsory on all premises, including sauna, and photos were allowed exceptionally. It was late in the evening (9pm - 11:30pm) and not crowded, hence super nice experience complemented by a cocktail at the bar. The feeling is that one should not go to Liquidrom to enjoy a normal spa. It’s a place to feel and live the senses of Berlin : stunning mineral architecture, music above and under water, hot salt water, urban food and drinks, all inviting abandonment in harmony. All during my Liquidrom experience was minimalist : not crowded, very gentle music and relaxing light show, quiet people. Then, I can totally picture a not special night which main difference may be that some people wander naked and I totally understand how it would fit the whole picture in Berlin. In conclusion: don’t go to Liquidrom for a spa experience but rather for an immersive art experience 👀

This place was pretty cool - stylish and modern which I enjoyed, the way to do an in city spa. Me and my friends easily spent 2.5 hours. The music pool was cool, just wish it was clothing optional. The beer from the bar was good! The sauna area is visible to the clothed area/bar which is different but its not a big deal, most visitors were going to the sauna area naked at some point so we’re all in it together. The outdoor pool in the middle was interesting because it was half clothed and half naked, bridging the two areas. Definitely a unique spa! My only complaint is the sauna area and outdoor pool are pretty small. If it was larger, this would be 10/10